Crystal City-Pentagon Rotary Club

August 1, 2012

A vibrant service organization

of diverse community leaders

who actively collaborate to

improve l ives locally and

worldwide.

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Strategic

PlanClub Focus

Club

Leadership

Plan

Operating

Budget

Strategic Plan2010-2015

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Strategic Planning Committee

Foundation Club

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GOAL 1: EXPAND OUR CLUB MEMBERSHIP IN NUMBER AND IN DIVERSITY

• Focus 50% of our membership efforts on retention and keeping current members actively collaborating in support of our club and Rotary International.

• Actively reach out to memberships of the Crystal City-Pentagon community – professionals, parents (Wakefield, and Gunston) and business owners – to get more Crystal City/ Pentagon representation in the club.

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GOAL 2: INCREASE CLUB PARTICIPATION IN PROJECTS AND EVENTS

• All members of the club actively participate in services projects every year.

• Increase club member presence at Rotary conferences, events, and leadership programs (RLI).

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GOAL 3: ENHANCE OUR FUND RAISING EFFORTS

• Create a transparent and accountable project lifecycle.

• Increase corporate sponsorship of Golf Tournament.

• Identify alternate avenues of fundraising.

GOAL 4: TELL OUR STORY TO THE COMMUNITY

• Share successes with the rest of the community, District and Worldwide

2012-2013 Club Focus

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2012-2013 Focus

Of the 25 action items in our strategic plan, Public Image supports 16 of them.

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Public Image – Great, but how?

• Bulletins

• Meeting Structure

• Social Media

• Soft Media

• Website (Main, Hero, Golf)

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You the Rotarian

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2012-2013 Focus

Most of our success can be attributed to our work on service projects.

Second and final special focus.

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Service Projects – Great, but how?

• Leadership structure

• Project champions

• Project categorization

• Project level budgets

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Large

Projects

Medium

Projects

Compact

Projects

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Club Leadership Plan

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Club Operating Budget

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Income Historical BudgetDues ($260 per member) 8,840 8,840 Meals 10,471 10,500 Tickets 849 850 Fines/Money Talks 1,464 1,500

Total 21,690

ExpenseClub Administration (Programs, mugs, gifts, etc.) 16,912

RI/District Dues ($104.04 per member) 3,537 3,537 Commonwealth of VA Registration 25 25 Crystal City Sports Pub Meals 9,789 10,500 Christmas Gift - Sport Pub 350 350 Training Reimbursement (RLI, PETS) 1,000 1,000

Membership Committee (Rot on Tap, chamber, shirts, etc.) 1,020 2,000 Public Image Committee (web site, collateral, etc.) 500 2,000 Operating Contingency Fund 500 778

Total (21,690)

Questions

August 1, 2012