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Rotary International Arizona Tri-District Leadership Training Welcome to Arizona Tri-District Leadership Training John King Sandy Goodsite Tom Burns District 5490 DGEDistrict 5500 DGEDistrict 5510 DGE

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District Leadership Training District 5490 Governor Elect John King Leadership Team

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District Leadership Training District 5500 Governor Elect Sandy Goodsite Leadership Team

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District Leadership Training District 5510 Governor Elect Tom Burns Leadership Team

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Name some of the greatest leaders in the world ?

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Mother Teresa Winston Churchill Martin Luther King Mohandas Gandhi

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? What traits made them great leaders? Ronald and Nancy ReaganNelson Mandela

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Trustworthiness: Honesty – tell the truth and be sincere Integrity – “walk your talk” Keep promises – keep your word and honor your commitments Loyalty – stand by and support your team members

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Respect for others: Judge all people on their merits Be courteous, polite and kind Be tolerant Appreciative and accepting of individual differences Respect the right of people to make their own decisions

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Responsibility: Accountability – Think before you act, be reliable, set a great example Excellence – Do your very best Self-restraint – Exercise self-restraint and be disciplined

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Fairness: Treat all people fairly Be open minded Try to understand what others are saying and feeling Make decisions that affect others only after appropriate considerations

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Caring: Show you care about others through kindness Sharing and compassion Live by the “Golden Rule”

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Citizenship: Play by the rules Do your share Respect authority Stay informed

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Character Trustworthiness Respect Responsibility Fairness Caring Citizenship

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? THOUGHTS become WORDS WORDS become ACTIONS ACTIONS become CHARACTER CHARACTER is EVERYTHING

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Thank you all for attending the Arizona Tri-District Rotary Leadership Training! We wish all of the very best in the year ahead!

Rotary International Arizona Tri-District What is a Leader? Evaluation Form