What is a club coordinator?

The office is new to me ...

someone who can accept club matches, vote chess, live matches etc. But cannot invite or kick people from club. 

Kewl. Thanks!

More than accept,  can't they also create a Match and challenge other teams?

Yes they can. That is why i put etc  

This has already been discussed:

here

https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/what-is-a-coordinator

and here

https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/what-does-coordinator-do-in-a-club

And I think a several other forums (in Chess.com Beta) as well.

Why did chess.com create such a useless thing?

To me a coordinator is a match slave without rights. 

I trust my admins 100% and they are fully equipped. 

But it's better than a plain member, right? And not everybody can be trusted 100%. And no, they are not a slave. They are not forced to create matches.

I would rather be a plain member than coordinator. 

Nobody is forced to do anything!

It is, in fact, a very useful position.

My clubs are strictly vote chess, but now and then someone will ask for a team match. I have neither the time, nor the inclination, nor the expertise to set-up team matches. If I could let this person do it then I would gladly do that. But I do not want to give this person control of membership and/or of club policy. 

The "Coordinator" position allows me to do that, and now everyone gets what they want and everyone is happy.

I would not feel happy  if someone asks me to be coordinator. If you can’t trust me to be Admin, then don’t ask me at all.

I promise I won't ask you.

I know that already 😊

To make you ask questions  

Hahaha😂