Membership recruitment
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The document summarizes techniques for Rotary club membership recruitment. It discusses identifying potential new members from organizations like chambers of commerce, recruiting younger professionals and women. The recruitment process involves informing prospects about Rotary's history and projects in polio eradication and other areas. New members are introduced to club activities and values through an orientation process before induction. Involving new members quickly in club roles and events helps with retention.
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Membership recruitment
- 1. Membership Seminar 9-11 September 2016 «Membership Recruitment» PDG. Malik Aviral Zone 20B Rotary Coordinator
- 3. WHY NEW MEMBERS? Membership Recruitment
- 4. New members are future leaders Growth brings diversity New Rotarians bring fresh ideas More Rotarians means greater service outreach Membership Recruitment
- 5. Greater membership brings increased contributions to The Rotary Foundation Younger members are the future of the organization Membership Recruitment
- 9. HOW TO IDENTIFY ? Membership Recruitment
- 10. Spouses of Rotarians Women organizations Chamber of Commerce Traders’ Association Professional bodies Social Clubs Membership Recruitment
- 11. IT Professionals Expatriates Foundation alumnus Ex-Rotaractors Parents of Rotaractors / Interactors Membership Recruitment
- 13. WHAT WILL YOU INFORM? Membership Recruitment
- 14. History of Rotary Rotary’s contribution to world understanding and peace (U.N., UNICEF, Rotary peace centers) Polio program 6 areas of focus Membership Recruitment
- 15. Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Disease prevention and treatment Water and sanitation Maternal and child health Basic education and literacy Economic and community development 6 AREAS OF FOCUS
- 16. Rotary core values Rotary and family participation Rotary International fellowship groups District activities Your club projects Membership Recruitment
- 17. OUR VALUES
- 18. Resources for information Membership Recruitment
- 19. Club Bulletin RI Website District & Club Website Rotary News The Rotarian RI Publications PDGs, Past Presidents, senior Rotarians and YOU Membership Recruitment
- 21. OCCASIONS TO INVITE ? Membership Recruitment
- 22. Invite Friends / Potential Members for Weekly/Fire-side/Family meets Club projects District Conference Convention Membership Recruitment
- 24. WHAT WILL YOU INTRODUCE ? Membership Recruitment
- 25. *The Mission of Rotary *Rotary’s emphasis on high standards of character and Integrity *Rotary’s organizational structure - club & district *Club’s dues structure *Attendance requirements / make up *Classification Membership Recruitment
- 28. *Fill up «Membership Proposal Form» and seek board’s approval, *After approval of board, have an orientation session, *Invite to attend three meetings -mandatory *Circulate bio-data to the club members *Collect subscription Membership Recruitment
- 30. Induct them at your best event Installation, Governor visit, Charter night… Induction is a memorable occasion Ask the family to join Ask the proposer to formally introduce Membership Recruitment
- 31. *Provide Club constitution and Bye-laws and Roster *Give ABCs of Rotary & Rotary News *Recognise the proposer *Duly Inform Rotary International and District Membership Recruitment
- 33. HOW TO INVOLVE ? Membership Recruitment
- 34. Club activities Classification talk, Chairman of committee, Programme, Bulletin etc., Projects, Family Events, Membership Recruitment
- 35. *Update with latest Rotary Information *Attending other club meetings *New Member Orientation Programme *Seminar/ Workshops *District Assembly, Conference, Convention Membership Recruitment
- 36. Appoint a mentor for a new member Membership Recruitment
Editor's Notes
- The six areas of focus reflect critical humanitarian issues and needs being addressed by Rotarians worldwide. They align Rotary with other international development efforts and advance the Foundation’s mission. Each of the areas listed has specific goals that are outlined in the corresponding area of focus policy statement. Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Disease prevention and treatment Water and sanitation Maternal and child health Basic education and literacy Economic and community development
- Rotary’s strategic plan was built using feedback from Rotarians and key findings from external research. The three priorities illustrated here are interrelated, and each is supported by a series of goals. In just a minute, I will summarize some of the major activities and initiatives that have been undertaken to implement the strategic plan. And the annual Rotary Strategic Plan progress report contains further details.