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DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP SEMINAR R.I. District 3070 Action Plan For Small Clubs Sarbjeet Singh DG RID 3070

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DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP SEMINARR.I. District 3070

Action Plan For Small ClubsSarbjeet Singh DG RID 3070

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Purpose

Ensures club are regularly evaluating current practices and implementing new ideas to increase their vitality

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What’s in it for your club?• Stresses innovation and

flexibility• Encourages tailoring best

practices to fit club culture• Challenges clubs to analyze

traditions and experiment with new practices

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Develop long-range goals• Does your club have a

strategic plan?• What is your club’s vision

statement?• What are the long-range

goals?

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CLUB APPEARANCE

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Conduct club assemblies• Hold quarterly assemblies to

solicit innovative ideas, highlight achievements, and showcase service projects.

• Ask members for input on club practices, projects, and activities.

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Ensure leadership continuity

• Be sure current leaders work with immediate past and incoming leaders.

• Consider providing newer members with mentors.

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Set annual goals

• Conduct a community assessment before setting annual goals.

• Ask committees to propose goals.

• Involve all members.

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Amend club bylaws

• Review club bylaws annually.

• Determine any needed changes.

• Allow members to propose new ideas.

• Test new ideas before amending bylaws.

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Develop stronger relationships

• Provide fellowship opportunities.

• Promote networking opportunities.

• Have fun!

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Ensure members are active

• Generate interest and dedication.

• Build club pride.• Attract new members and

gain community attention.

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Tradition and innovation

The first four Rotarians Rotary Peace Fellows

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Implementation ideas

• Consider holding a daylong retreat.

• Incorporate member ideas.

• Before amending bylaws, test new ideas.

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Features

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Communicate clearly

• Who communicates with district leaders?

• How do members provide input?

• What information can go online?

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Your club, your plan

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Develop a training plan

• Do our club leaders attend district meetings?• Is new member orientation provided

regularly?• Are ongoing educational opportunities

available for current members?• Is a leadership development program available

for all members?

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Assign club committees

• Recommended– Club administration– Membership– Public relations– Service project– The Rotary Foundation

• Additional committees can be added to support club goals.

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THANK YOU

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