In ‘The Promoter’ workshop, you’ll learn interactively about high-level membership development plans, forming Rotaract clubs, and district/club promotion. As the final DRR training session, you’ll leave motivated to take on your new leadership role. Facilitators: Joey Vaesen and Shah MD Takvir
Starting new Rotaract clubs for Rotarians. Knowing who we are, to know where we are going and how we can make a difference in the world. Facilitators: Ronald Kawaddwa, K. Arunesh, Alberto Mattioli, and Mohammed Mahmudul Hasan
In this opeining DRR Training session you will be introduced to role of a DRR, compliance and administrative requierments, and learn information about getting elected. Followed by a Q & A with our panel of DRRs. Facilitators: Jessie Dunbar-Bickmore, Karthik V. Kittu, Kelly Ku, and Lara Freitas
Corporate Social Responsibility injects socially responsible thinking into the business world and create a positive change. Through an interactive workshop, we will show how CSR can create partnerships and gather funds for Rotaract initiatives. Facilitator: Matthieu Bondu and Justin Hadjilambris
Expanding Rotaract: How to Grow Your Club But Keep ConnectionsRotary International
Rotaract membership is an obstacle many clubs face as they try to sustain their clubs. By focusing on a few key themes, you can create an environment that fosters growth and builds strong membership, while maintaining the close connections between members. This session will focus on how clubs can work together and create an team environment that draws young people to Rotaract and more importantly, gets them to stay. By sharing ideas and learning from each other, each participant should have a better understanding of how to gain and retain better membership. Join us in learning how to foster fellowship and build sustainable clubs. Facilitator: Brittany Hesmer
In 'The Organizer' workshop, you'll learn how to create targeted events for college students and young professionals, organize district wide service projects, and organize a district conference. Facilitators: Francesco Danero and Ligaya Nicole Corpus
As RI President Ian Riseley said in the March issue of The Rotarian, “Rotaractors are truly partners in Rotary service.” It is important to develop a strong partnership between Rotaract and Rotary in order to bridge the membership gap. In this idea exchange we will talk about strategies that work for cultivating a relationship, including dual membership, joint meetings & service projects, and more. It is the personal connection that one has to Rotary that will create life-long Rotarians. Facilitator: Caitlin Mangiacasale-Ashford
Learn key practices to transformative leadership that will empower your Rotaractors to better serve their communities. Rotaractors, come and learn how to build beneficial relationships with your advisor that will help your club grow. Facilitators: Raquel D'Garay-Juncal and Jenna Buscemi
Starting new Rotaract clubs for Rotarians. Knowing who we are, to know where we are going and how we can make a difference in the world. Facilitators: Ronald Kawaddwa, K. Arunesh, Alberto Mattioli, and Mohammed Mahmudul Hasan
In this opeining DRR Training session you will be introduced to role of a DRR, compliance and administrative requierments, and learn information about getting elected. Followed by a Q & A with our panel of DRRs. Facilitators: Jessie Dunbar-Bickmore, Karthik V. Kittu, Kelly Ku, and Lara Freitas
Corporate Social Responsibility injects socially responsible thinking into the business world and create a positive change. Through an interactive workshop, we will show how CSR can create partnerships and gather funds for Rotaract initiatives. Facilitator: Matthieu Bondu and Justin Hadjilambris
Expanding Rotaract: How to Grow Your Club But Keep ConnectionsRotary International
Rotaract membership is an obstacle many clubs face as they try to sustain their clubs. By focusing on a few key themes, you can create an environment that fosters growth and builds strong membership, while maintaining the close connections between members. This session will focus on how clubs can work together and create an team environment that draws young people to Rotaract and more importantly, gets them to stay. By sharing ideas and learning from each other, each participant should have a better understanding of how to gain and retain better membership. Join us in learning how to foster fellowship and build sustainable clubs. Facilitator: Brittany Hesmer
In 'The Organizer' workshop, you'll learn how to create targeted events for college students and young professionals, organize district wide service projects, and organize a district conference. Facilitators: Francesco Danero and Ligaya Nicole Corpus
As RI President Ian Riseley said in the March issue of The Rotarian, “Rotaractors are truly partners in Rotary service.” It is important to develop a strong partnership between Rotaract and Rotary in order to bridge the membership gap. In this idea exchange we will talk about strategies that work for cultivating a relationship, including dual membership, joint meetings & service projects, and more. It is the personal connection that one has to Rotary that will create life-long Rotarians. Facilitator: Caitlin Mangiacasale-Ashford
Learn key practices to transformative leadership that will empower your Rotaractors to better serve their communities. Rotaractors, come and learn how to build beneficial relationships with your advisor that will help your club grow. Facilitators: Raquel D'Garay-Juncal and Jenna Buscemi
Learn from a presentation and discussion on the Rotaract Club of Birmingham's best practices of their recruitment process from initial prospective member outreach through the new member on boarding process to help build and develop a large, diverse, and engaged club. Facilitators: Cameron Shevlin and Henry Joe
Rotaract is such an incredible organization! Sometimes our experience in Rotaract is just so amazing that we find it difficult to see how Rotary could possibly live up to the awesomeness that is Rotaract. The good thing is that Rotary is also incredible and the opportunities in Rotary are far greater, if you know how to navigate the system and find your Rotary home. During our presentation we will shift the mindset from 'ageing out' of Rotaract to 'ageing in' to Rotary. We will explore a variety of opportunities to remain in the Rotary family and more specifically help you find your place in the Rotary world, where you can continue to create positive change in the world, develop your leadership skills and make long lasting friendships." Facilitators: Florian Wackermann and Rebecca Fry
2018 Rotaract Preconvention Opening Session: Professional Development - Succe...Rotary International
Welcome, Roll Call of Countries, and Professional Development - Success Stories from Birmingham, AL. Learn how the Rotary Club of Birmingham, AL USA developed one of the most successful professional development activities that inspires clubs around the world. Facilitators: Michael Stone and Jeris Gaston
New members are the lifeblood of Rotary’s future, but how do clubs find, retain, and build the next generation of members? Learn best practices for starting and strengthening a Rotaract club that produces future Rotarians. This session will be led by members of a successful Rotary and Rotaract club partnership in Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
An introduction to Rotary's programs for Young Leaders. Discover opportunities to engage young leaders in your community through service, leadership development, and fun!
Hello Friends!!
Warm Rotaract Greetings!
This is a presentation made on the Orientation of Rotaract Movement. You can use this medium to explain your respective clubs about the happenings of Rotaract Fraternity.
Rotaract has the power to take action, promote Rotary,
and create innovative service and membership models.
Hear about the different Rotaract models worldwide and
understand how you can help build a strong Rotaract
ecosystem in your district.
Presentation given by Onoriode Obareki (Rotaractor, Ghana) and Sharlyn Que (Rotaractor, Philippines) at the 2014 Rotaract Preconvention in Sydney, Australia.
Each year Rotarians pay dues that support the function of Rotary International, including the development of new technologies and tools to inspire others to learn, and to expand Rotary. Learn how to adapt these ideas to your club so you can make a greater impact in your community and around the world.
Young professionals are the fastest growing professional
demographic around the world, yet they are often
underrepresented in Rotary clubs. Attracting young
professionals to the world of Rotary requires some
understanding of what they are looking for when it
comes to service organizations. This session will review
recent research and discuss strategies for attracting
young professionals to volunteer and to join service
organizations.
We love Rotary, and our alumni enjoy their Rotary experiences — it's a perfect match. In this interactive workshop, we'll collect, share, and adapt approaches to getting alumni to join our clubs. How can we inspire one another here at the convention, and what can we do when we're back home? Create your action plan in this session, and rejuvenate your club when you return.
2019 Rotaract Preconvention: Our session will highlight ways to effectively evaluate your member experience in order to identify your strengths and opportunities for growth when it comes to creating an effective Rotaract experience for your members. We will go through a reflective activity to allow you to take an inside look at your club from the perspective of your membership! From there, we will walk through engagement visions, ideas, and strategies to help strengthen your member experience!
Learn from a presentation and discussion on the Rotaract Club of Birmingham's best practices of their recruitment process from initial prospective member outreach through the new member on boarding process to help build and develop a large, diverse, and engaged club. Facilitators: Cameron Shevlin and Henry Joe
Rotaract is such an incredible organization! Sometimes our experience in Rotaract is just so amazing that we find it difficult to see how Rotary could possibly live up to the awesomeness that is Rotaract. The good thing is that Rotary is also incredible and the opportunities in Rotary are far greater, if you know how to navigate the system and find your Rotary home. During our presentation we will shift the mindset from 'ageing out' of Rotaract to 'ageing in' to Rotary. We will explore a variety of opportunities to remain in the Rotary family and more specifically help you find your place in the Rotary world, where you can continue to create positive change in the world, develop your leadership skills and make long lasting friendships." Facilitators: Florian Wackermann and Rebecca Fry
2018 Rotaract Preconvention Opening Session: Professional Development - Succe...Rotary International
Welcome, Roll Call of Countries, and Professional Development - Success Stories from Birmingham, AL. Learn how the Rotary Club of Birmingham, AL USA developed one of the most successful professional development activities that inspires clubs around the world. Facilitators: Michael Stone and Jeris Gaston
New members are the lifeblood of Rotary’s future, but how do clubs find, retain, and build the next generation of members? Learn best practices for starting and strengthening a Rotaract club that produces future Rotarians. This session will be led by members of a successful Rotary and Rotaract club partnership in Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
An introduction to Rotary's programs for Young Leaders. Discover opportunities to engage young leaders in your community through service, leadership development, and fun!
Hello Friends!!
Warm Rotaract Greetings!
This is a presentation made on the Orientation of Rotaract Movement. You can use this medium to explain your respective clubs about the happenings of Rotaract Fraternity.
Rotaract has the power to take action, promote Rotary,
and create innovative service and membership models.
Hear about the different Rotaract models worldwide and
understand how you can help build a strong Rotaract
ecosystem in your district.
Presentation given by Onoriode Obareki (Rotaractor, Ghana) and Sharlyn Que (Rotaractor, Philippines) at the 2014 Rotaract Preconvention in Sydney, Australia.
Each year Rotarians pay dues that support the function of Rotary International, including the development of new technologies and tools to inspire others to learn, and to expand Rotary. Learn how to adapt these ideas to your club so you can make a greater impact in your community and around the world.
Young professionals are the fastest growing professional
demographic around the world, yet they are often
underrepresented in Rotary clubs. Attracting young
professionals to the world of Rotary requires some
understanding of what they are looking for when it
comes to service organizations. This session will review
recent research and discuss strategies for attracting
young professionals to volunteer and to join service
organizations.
We love Rotary, and our alumni enjoy their Rotary experiences — it's a perfect match. In this interactive workshop, we'll collect, share, and adapt approaches to getting alumni to join our clubs. How can we inspire one another here at the convention, and what can we do when we're back home? Create your action plan in this session, and rejuvenate your club when you return.
2019 Rotaract Preconvention: Our session will highlight ways to effectively evaluate your member experience in order to identify your strengths and opportunities for growth when it comes to creating an effective Rotaract experience for your members. We will go through a reflective activity to allow you to take an inside look at your club from the perspective of your membership! From there, we will walk through engagement visions, ideas, and strategies to help strengthen your member experience!
Leveraging Rotaract for Personal and Professional DevelopmentRotary International
2019 Rotaract Preconvention: There is a lot that Rotaract can offer her members to grow in their personal and professional life. However, many Rotaractors still lack the key skills desired to grow in their professions. As a personal development enthusiast, I would like to share my story of how Rotaract has enabled me to grow at a personal and professional level through the different activities and projects engaged in. Let's inspire Rotaractors to grow through this great organization.
Preparing your Club for the Future: Club Assessment & Club Visioning Rotary International
The strength and stability of a club are not always easy
to measure, but understanding your club’s current
condition can be invaluable in keeping your club healthy,
viable, and relevant. Gain understanding of the value
of assessing the strengths and challenges your club is
facing, learn how to create a shared vision for the future,
and hear about the resources RI has available to help you.
Measuring Success: evaluate the Health of Your Clubs and Impact of Your Proje...Rotary International
Gain a better understanding of basic concepts and best practices for measurement and evaluation of your clubs, districts, fundraising, and service projects. Learn about using Rotary Club Central and other Rotary tools to access and understand information, and hear about some tips for realistic goal setting.
Moderator: Julia Phelps, RI Director-elect
Rotary Club of Malden, Massachusetts, USA
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This resource is designed and developed to support Rotary clubs to effectively implement a New Member Mentor program to ensure ;1)Retention of New Club members and 2) To Engage Existing members in an interesting Rotary assignment to mentor new members.
Standing out from other clubs, organizations, associations, and opportunities can seem
daunting. Discuss marketing strategies that promote your club and enhance Rotaract’s image to connect with volunteers, supporters, and members.
2019 Rotaract Preconvention: Attend this session to learn how to energize your club and make it more attractive to members with easy, inspiring and innovative international projects. Make meaningful connections between members of your club and the international Rotaract community. Partner with other Rotaract clubs to increase the impact and scale of your own community projects. Help members of your club develop better international communications and project management skills through inspiring international projects.
Is your club membership a revolving door, with new
members leaving within the first year? Learn strategies from
other clubs that will help you engage members, keep them
active and enthusiastic, and enhance club retention.
Be a part of a conversation and provide your insight into
Rotary’s future — in 2020 and beyond. What’s working now,
and what can we do better in the future? In small groups
accompanied by facilitated discussion, we’ll explore recent
Board and Trustee decisions and talk about what Rotary
International can do to improve your experience in coming
years.
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6. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
Objectives
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
7. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
Objectives
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
10. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
YOUR ROLE
SUPPORTING ROTARACT CLUBS
Support Rotaract clubs to achieve goalsKey Takeaway:
Your job is to be the
expert resource
supporting each club
11. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
Objectives
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
14. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
15. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
Public image has a
significant impact
in member
attraction and
development
16. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
Public image has a
significant impact
in member
attraction and
development
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
17. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
Public image has a
significant impact
in member
attraction and
development
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
What are your strategies for
attracting new members?
What are your tactics for
engaging your current members?
18. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
Public image has a
significant impact
in member
attraction and
development
19. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
Public image has a
significant impact
in member
attraction and
development
How does Rotaract’s brand fit
into Rotary’s identity?
Are you using consistent brand
materials?
20. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
UNDERSTAND
CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS THE DISTRICT
Rotaractors don’t
join districts – they
join clubs
The district’s goals
should reflect its
clubs wants and
needs
Public image has a
significant impact
in member
attraction and
development
Key Takeaway:
Work with clubs to
analyze their current
situation in order to
develop and focus
on goals
25. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
ANALYZE
INTRODUCTORY SITUATIONAL ANALYSES
Use SWOT analysis to identify strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities and threats
Use an adapted 5C analysis to examine the club,
customers (members), competitors, collaborators
and climate
26. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
ANALYZE
INTRODUCTORY SITUATIONAL ANALYSES
Use SWOT analysis to identify strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities and threats
Use an adapted 5C analysis to examine the club,
customers (members), competitors, collaborators
and climate
Key Takeaway:
Use situation
analysis tools to find
information in order
to create a
membership
development plan
29. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
CREATE
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Goals
• What do you want to accomplish?
• Don't forget about SMART
Action
Plan
• How are you going to accomplish your goals?
• Who is going to do what?
30. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
CREATE
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Goals
• What do you want to accomplish?
• Don't forget about SMART
Action
Plan
• How are you going to accomplish your goals?
• Who is going to do what?
Milestones
• When do you visibly see results?
• What does success look like?
31. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
CREATE
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Goals
• What do you want to accomplish?
• Don't forget about SMART
Action
Plan
• How are you going to accomplish your goals?
• Who is going to do what?
Milestones
• When do you visibly see results?
• What does success look like?
Key Takeaway:
District membership
development plans
cascade from clubs –
identify opportunities
in clubs by analyzing
the situation and
creating a plan, then
repeat for the district
32. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
Objectives
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
35. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
STARTING
NEW ROTARACT CLUBS
At least 15
prospective
members
Support of a
sponsoring Rotary
club and your
District Governor
Rotaract Club
Certification Form
and $50 USD
36. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
STARTING
NEW ROTARACT CLUBS
At least 15
prospective
members
Support of a
sponsoring Rotary
club and your
District Governor
Rotaract Club
Certification Form
and $50 USD
Key Takeaway:
The requirements to
start a Rotaract club
are minimal, but you
can provide the new
club insight into how
good Rotaract clubs
function
37. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
Objectives
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
39. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
LINK
CLUBS AND THE DISTRICT
You
Rotary
District
Rotary
Clubs
Rotaract
Clubs
Key Takeaway:
You are the link
between Rotaract
clubs, your Rotary
district, and other
Rotary clubs in your
district – you should
be a Rotaract
advocate
42. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
BUILD
STRONG AND LASTING RELATIONSHIPS
Your District
Governor is crucial
to your success –
their support is
everything
Your District
Rotaract
Committee is there
to help you
succeed
43. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
BUILD
STRONG AND LASTING RELATIONSHIPS
Your District
Governor is crucial
to your success –
their support is
everything
Your District
Rotaract
Committee is there
to help you
succeed
Rotary clubs that
don’t sponsor a
Rotaract club and
other stakeholders
are important
44. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
BUILD
STRONG AND LASTING RELATIONSHIPS
Your District
Governor is crucial
to your success –
their support is
everything
Your District
Rotaract
Committee is there
to help you
succeed
Rotary clubs that
don’t sponsor a
Rotaract club and
other stakeholders
are important
Key Takeaway:
Utilize your network
to achieve your goals
– be a proponent of
Rotaract and
champion its
success in your
district
48. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
CREATE
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Goals
• What do you want to accomplish?
• Don't forget about SMART
Action
Plan
• How are you going to accomplish your goals?
• Who is going to do what?
Milestones
• When do you visibly see results?
• What does success look like?
52. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
53. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
Work with clubs to analyze their current situation in order
to develop and focus on goals
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
54. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
Work with clubs to analyze their current situation in order
to develop and focus on goals
Use situation analysis tools to find information in order to
create a membership development plan
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
55. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
Work with clubs to analyze their current situation in order
to develop and focus on goals
Use situation analysis tools to find information in order to
create a membership development plan
District membership development plans cascade from
clubs – identify opportunities in clubs by analyzing the
situation and creating a plan, then repeat for the district
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
56. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
Work with clubs to analyze their current situation in order
to develop and focus on goals
Use situation analysis tools to find information in order to
create a membership development plan
District membership development plans cascade from
clubs – identify opportunities in clubs by analyzing the
situation and creating a plan, then repeat for the district
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Identify membership development opportunities at the district
level and understand how club membership development
impacts district activities
What are your main
priorities for membership
development?
How can you support
Rotaract clubs achieve
membership development
goals?
58. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
The requirements to start a Rotaract club are minimal, but
you can provide the new club insight into how good
Rotaract clubs function
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
59. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
The requirements to start a Rotaract club are minimal, but
you can provide the new club insight into how good
Rotaract clubs function
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Understand the process and requirements for starting new
Rotaract clubs
What issues do you think
you might encounter
starting a new Rotaract
club?
60. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
61. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
You are the link between Rotaract clubs, your Rotary
district, and other Rotary clubs in your district – you should
be a Rotaract advocate
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
62. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
You are the link between Rotaract clubs, your Rotary
district, and other Rotary clubs in your district – you should
be a Rotaract advocate
Utilize your network to achieve your goals – be a
proponent of Rotaract and champion its success in your
district
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
63. 2018 Rotaract Preconvention
REVIEW
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM TODAY
You are the link between Rotaract clubs, your Rotary
district, and other Rotary clubs in your district – you should
be a Rotaract advocate
Utilize your network to achieve your goals – be a
proponent of Rotaract and champion its success in your
district
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Understand the relationship between clubs and the district and
identify opportunities to promote club and district activities
What are the relationships
between Rotaract clubs
and other stakeholders in
your district?
How can you help foster
relationships between
Rotaract clubs and other
stakeholders?
While DRR may come with many tasks, responsibilities, and goals within the district, the primary function of the DRR is to support Rotaract clubs—everything else a DRR may do should have the end benefit of making clubs more successful.
While DRR may come with many tasks, responsibilities, and goals within the district, the primary function of the DRR is to support Rotaract clubs—everything else a DRR may do should have the end benefit of making clubs more successful.
Explain key takeaways and how they will be used throughout
Discuss why people join – friendships and local impact (Siegel and gale – do the results of the study apply to Rotaractors too? Probably..)
Discuss vibrancy – we must help clubs be vibrant and show it.
Visioning
Goal setting
Open communications
Leadership transition
Club bylaws – make sure they work for you!
Strong relationships with and within clubs
Coach new leaders and help them discover a path for the future
Ensure meetings are practical and productive
Clubs must follow through on their messaging – if their meetings look fun, make sure they actually are!
Discuss expectations of younger generations – expected to be proficient, particularly with social media – is this true? Do we follow through? Do we want to?
Very brief overview to looking at situations
Note internal (strengths/weaknesses – what we do and don’t do well) vs external (opportunities/threats – what do we need to do and what might prevent us from doing that)
5C:
Club (company)
Incorporate strengths and weaknesses
Strategies
Objectives/goals
Technology
Culture
Politics (organizational)
Customers
What do they value
What keeps them satisfied
What draws them in
Competitors
No, not Kiwanis – usually time, how else will people give their time/talent/treasure?
Where is the value?
Collaborators
Who can help you achieve goals/success?
Sponsor clubs, **District** to club
Climate
PESTLE
Slightly less relevant, but societal/cultural considerations are
Very brief overview to looking at situations
Note internal (strengths/weaknesses – what we do and don’t do well) vs external (opportunities/threats – what do we need to do and what might prevent us from doing that)
5C:
Club (company)
Incorporate strengths and weaknesses
Strategies
Objectives/goals
Technology
Culture
Politics (organizational)
Customers
What do they value
What keeps them satisfied
What draws them in
Competitors
No, not Kiwanis – usually time, how else will people give their time/talent/treasure?
Where is the value?
Collaborators
Who can help you achieve goals/success?
Sponsor clubs, **District** to club
Climate
PESTLE
Slightly less relevant, but societal/cultural considerations are
Very brief overview to looking at situations
Note internal (strengths/weaknesses – what we do and don’t do well) vs external (opportunities/threats – what do we need to do and what might prevent us from doing that)
5C:
Club (company)
Incorporate strengths and weaknesses
Strategies
Objectives/goals
Technology
Culture
Politics (organizational)
Customers
What do they value
What keeps them satisfied
What draws them in
Competitors
No, not Kiwanis – usually time, how else will people give their time/talent/treasure?
Where is the value?
Collaborators
Who can help you achieve goals/success?
Sponsor clubs, **District** to club
Climate
PESTLE
Slightly less relevant, but societal/cultural considerations are
Working w
Regardless of whether the plan is specific to the district or to a club, it should include these basic components. District membership development plans should be based around what clubs generally want to achieve. Some clubs may think things are fine the way they are, and it’s okay (and probably in the clubs’ best interest) to push them a little to have and achieve membership goals.
The district’s situation comes from analyzing it’s clubs.. Connecting the dots?
Discuss delegation and remind of ultimate goal – support the clubs - don’t do everything yourself
Regardless of whether the plan is specific to the district or to a club, it should include these basic components. District membership development plans should be based around what clubs generally want to achieve. Some clubs may think things are fine the way they are, and it’s okay (and probably in the clubs’ best interest) to push them a little to have and achieve membership goals.