AREA AND DIVISION GOVERNOR TRAINING January 18, 2014 Today’s Theme: On the Road to Distinguished… Do You Know Where You Are? 206CP.

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AREA AND DIVISION GOVERNOR TRAINING January 18, 2014 Today’s Theme: On the Road to Distinguished… Do You Know Where You Are? 206CP

Session Objectives  Where are you? (SWOT)  Mid-year Club Officer Training Execution  Contest Dates & Review 2014 Rulebook  Change Management for Leaders  2 nd Round Club Visits

Mid-Year Club Officer Training  Know Your Resources  Work with other AGs in the division to implement strategies  Communicate training dates & expectations to clubs early  Help them be successful  Cover the DCP – be creative & informative  Keep session to about 1 hour  Help them get to Distinguished  Encourage officers to attend training (rather than AG delivering training for just one club)

Topics to Cover at Mid-Year Club Officer Training Sessions Review Clubs DCP Membership Building –TI Program Educational Completions and Recognize Achievement for Clubs District Calendar/Resources/TI & District Web site

Contest Judging Know the rules for 2014 updates from previous years notated by the in rule book Read the rule book in advance of contest: Area & Division Governors Contest Toastmaster Chief Judge & all judges, timers, counters Contestants

Spring 2014 Division Contests International Saturday March 29 Western Wednesday April 9 PrairieSaturday April 19 Central Saturday April 12 NorthernWednesday April 16 MetroMonday April 21 FrontierTuesday April 22 EasternThursday April 24 SouthernSaturday April 26 RiversWednesday April 30 District 6 Spring Convention – May 2-3

Club Visits  Review form in advance, compare to round 1  Encourage & recognize club officers & members  Encourage goal completion towards DCP  Educational awards & membership growth  Look for new leaders  Give names of potential Area Governors to Sharon Rollefson & Clinton Hunt  Visit deadline is April 30 (posted by May 31)

What is Changing? 1.Minimum number of members per club 2.Revitalized Educational Program 3.? 4.? 5.? 6.? "When patterns are broken, new worlds emerge." -Tuli Kupferberg

Change Leadership Two components for every change: Business dimension of change People dimension of change

ADKAR Model For Change Leaders  Awareness  Desire  Knowledge  Ability  Reinforcement management.com/tutorial- adkar-overview.htm

Resources & Links  District Leadership Handbook  es/DistrictLeaderResources.aspxDisting es/DistrictLeaderResources.aspxDisting  Distinguished Club Program (DCP)  Club Leadership Handbook icerResources.aspx icerResources.aspx  Contest Rulebook   Rebuilding Clubs Club.aspx Club.aspx  TI Annual Membership Program 

Conclusion: Your next steps  Complete Club Officer Training  Deadline February 28, 2014  Plan Contest, set date & get the word to clubs!  Choose your officials  Read & know the rules…and contest order  Complete 2 nd round club visit  Involve your clubs in contest planning – make it fun!  Review your SWOT  Know what it will take to be Distinguished  Next training date: Sat March 8, 2014  What will you accomplish between now & then?

Upcoming Topics for March: Finalizing Contests (Area & Division) Leading Clubs to Distinguished Finding New Leaders Finishing Strong