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1 Session Agenda Introduction 5 minutes
Role and Responsibilities 25 minutes Goal Setting 30 minutes The District Conference 25 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 1-a

2 Learning Objectives 1. Know and understand the responsibilities of the governor-elect and governor 2. Understand the importance of working with the district leadership team to establish effective district goals 3. Understand district conference guidelines and develop ideas for and improving the district conference program Transparency 1-b

3 What are your principal responsibilities as governor-elect?
Quick Quiz What are your principal responsibilities as governor-elect? Transparency 1-c

4 What are your principal responsibilities as district governor?
Quick Quiz What are your principal responsibilities as district governor? Transparency 1-d

5 Measuring Success Membership growth and retention
Financial support of The Rotary Foundation District conference attendance Transparency 1-e

6 Characteristics of Effective Goals
Measurable Achievable Challenging Shared Transparency 1-f

7 Maximizing District Conference Attendance
Determine a time that supports maximum attendance. Select a geographically central and affordable location. Offer a balance of plenary sessions and discussion groups. Provide for spouse participation. Select interesting and relevant Rotary topics. Transparency 1-g

8 Session Agenda Introduction 5 minutes
Effective Rotary Clubs 20 minutes District Organization in Support of Effective Clubs 40 minutes Delegation 20 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 2-a

9 Learning Objectives 1. Understand the principles of effective delegation and the relationship between the governor and district leadership team. 2. Establish a process to delineate responsibility in the district and monitor performance of those responsible. 3. Understand the role of the district and the district governor in supporting effective clubs. Transparency 2-b

10 Key Elements of an Effective Club
Sustain and/ or grow their membership base Implement successful projects that address needs of the club’s community communities in other countries Transparency 2-c

11 Key Elements of an Effective Club
Support The Rotary Foundation program participation financial contributions Develop leaders capable of serving beyond the club level Transparency 2-d

12 Districts Defined Is a geographical territory in which Rotary clubs are associated for RI administrative purposes Exists solely to help the individual Rotary club 1998 Manual of Procedure, p. 23 Transparency 2-e

13 How can the District Leadership Plan Help governors?
Transparency 2-f

14 Delegation “The man who insist upon all the power and authority flowing through his own two hands, limits the accomplishment of his concern to the size of his own hands.” Paul Harris Transparency 2gf

15 District Committees Address functional needs within the district
Complement the work of the governor and assistant governors Pursue clearly defined tasks and responsibilities Transparency 2-h

16 Session Agenda Introduction 10 minutes Membership Growth 35 minutes
Public Image and Membership 15 minutes Sustaining Membership 25 minutes Review minutes Transparency 3-a

17 Learning Objectives 1. Reinforce the role of membership as it relates to all aspects of club effectiveness. 2. Understand the importance of sustaining and growing membership. 3. Effectively work with district and club leaders to develop a strategy for membership growth. 4. Identify resources available to support membership growth at the club level. 5. Understand how public image influences the clubs’ ability to attract and retain members. Transparency 3-b

18 Elements of an Effective Rotary Club
Sustain and/ or grow its membership base Implement successful service projects that address needs of the club’s community communities in other countries Support The Rotary Foundation program participation financial contributions Develop leaders capable of serving beyond the club level Transparency 3-c

19 Membership Growth Retention of current members
Recruitment of new members Extension of membership into new clubs Transparency 3-d

20 District Membership Development Committee
Plan and conduct a district membership development seminar Identify and implement membership development strategies Coordinate district-wide membership development activities Encourage clubs to develop and implement membership recruitment plans. Work with district and club leaders to ensure the achievement of district membership goals Transparency 3-e

21 Key Elements of Effective Orientation
Benefits of Membership Responsibilities of Membership Opportunities for Service Transparency 3-f

22 Session Agenda Introduction 10 minutes The District Trainer 15 minutes
District Team Training (beginning ) Assistant Governor Training (for ) 20 minutes Presidents-elect Training Seminar 20 minutes District Assembly 20 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 4-a

23 Learning Objectives 1. Identify the steps necessary to plan and implement effective training seminars for assistant governors, club presidents and district leaders. 2. Describe the purpose and objectives of district team training, PETS, and the district assembly. Transparency 4-b

24 Effective Leaders Motivate Rotarians to act
Maintain and increase the number of dedicated Rotarians Ensure that Rotary remains relevant to its members Provide direction and guidance Lead by example Transparency 4-c

25 Leadership Development Meetings
1. GETS 2. International Assembly 3. District team training 4. Presidents-elect training seminar 5. District assembly 6. District Rotary Foundation seminar Transparency 4-d

26 Session Agenda Introduction 5 minutes
The Mission of the The Rotary Foundation 10 minutes Humanitarian Programs 30 minutes Polio Plus 10 minutes Educational Programs 30 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 5-a

27 Learning Objectives 1. Understand the programs of The Rotary Foundation as tools for clubs and districts 2. Identify common requirements of all Foundation Humanitarian Programs 3. Explain the four essential elements of Educational Programs Transparency 5-b

28 Tool Box The Rotary Foundation 3-H Grant PolioPlus Partners
Matching Grant Helping Grant 3-H Grant Discovery Grant Transparency 5-c

29 Humanitarian Programs
3-H Grants 3-H Planning Grants Matching Grants Helping Grants Discovery Grants New Opportunities Grants Grants for Rotary Volunteers Rotary Peace Programs Humanitarian Transportation Grants Community Assistance Program Disaster Relief (DDF) Transparency 5-d

30 Humanitarian Program Common Requirements
Internationality/Partnership Rotarian Involvement Financial Stewardship Transparency 5-e

31 Progress Toward Polio Eradication, 1985-1999
350,000 cases 6,000* cases Polio Eradication Transparency 5-f

32 PolioPlus Partners: 3 Critical Needs
Social Mobilization for NIDs Resources to track transmission of poliovirus Polio medical officer and epidemiologist assistance Transparency 5-g

33 Educational Programs of The Rotary Foundation
Rotary Grants for University Teachers Teachers Ambassadorial Scholarships Students Group Study Exchange Professionals years of age Transparency 5-h

34 Essential Elements Selection Orientation Hosting Alumni Relations
Transparency 5-i

35 Rotary Centers for International Studies
Duke University & University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA International Christian University, Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan Sciences Po, Paris, France Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires, Argentina University of Bradford, West Yorkshire, England University of California-Berkeley, USA University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Transparency 5-j

36 Session Agenda 2 Needs, 2 Ways of Giving 10 minutes
The SHARE System 30 minutes Recent Trends in Financial Support of The Rotary Foundation 15 minutes Fund Development Goal Setting 30 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 6-a

37 Learning Objectives 1. Explain the difference between the Annual Programs Fund, Permanent Fund, and Restricted (or designated) Giving. 2. Understand the SHARE System. 3. Identify the importance of setting Fund Development goals for the district. 4. Determine calculation of per capita giving used by The Rotary Foundation. 5. Understand the need to set a challenging yet realistic goal. Transparency 6-b

38 Two Needs . . . Two Ways of Giving
For support today To secure tomorrow Transparency 6-c

39 How Foundation Programs are Funded - DDF
Matching Grants 3-H Grants (Sponsor Portion) Helping Grants New Opportunities Grants Discovery Grants Grants for Rotary Volunteers PolioPlus Partners Disaster Relief Community Assistance Program Grants for University Teachers Rotary Centers for International Studies Extra GSE Ambassadorial Scholars Transparency 6-d

40 How Foundation Programs are Funded - World Fund
Matching Grants Helping Grants (50%) 3-H Grants Group Study Exchange (GSE) Rotary Peace Programs Grants for Rotary Volunteers Transparency 6-d

41 Foundation Funding Cycle
Donate Designate Select Spend Transparency 6-d

42 Spend DDF on Humanitarian Programs
Designate Programs (01-02 contribution year) Select Scholars (00-01 contribution year) Your responsibilities as governor Spend DDF on Humanitarian Programs (99-00 contribution year) Transparency 6-e

43 Goal Setting Scenarios
When you set your Annual Programs Fund Goal, will the goal you set be a. lower b. the same as c. higher than the goal of your predecessor? Transparency 6-f

44 Humanitarian Programs
Funds Contributed - Annual Programs Fund - Permanent Fund Funds Spent Educational Programs The Rotary Foundation Puzzle SHARE 60% DDF 40% World Fund Funds Spent Humanitarian Programs Transparency 6-h

45 Session Agenda Introduction 5 minutes Your Secretariat 30 minutes
Resources available through the Secretariat 20 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 7-a

46 Learning Objectives 1. Identify the mission and functions of the Secretariat. 2. Understand how you and your Club and District Administration representatives interact. 3. Identify the resources available through the Secretariat. Transparency 7-b

47 The Secretariat — RI Around the World
Brazil Service Center São Paulo, Brazil Europe/Africa Service Center Zurich, Switzerland Japan Service Center Tokyo, Japan Korea Service Center Seoul, Korea South Asia Service Center Delhi, India Southern South America S. C. Buenos Aires, Argentina Southwest Pacific S. C. Parramatta, Australia World Headquarters Evanston, Illinois, USA Transparency 7-c

48 Rotary Resources Staff members Publications & Videos
Manual of Procedure Catalog Official Directory Rotary Code of Policies The ROTARIAN or regional Rotary magazine Transparency 7-d

49 Session Agenda Introduction 5 minutes
The International Assembly 20 minutes Foundation Educational Programs Opportunities 15 minutes Review 5 minutes Transparency 8-a

50 Learning Objective To understand the nature of expected participation for governors-elect and spouses at the International Assembly Transparency 8-b

51 The International Assembly Provides...
Rotary education motivation and inspiration instruction in administrative duties an opportunity to discuss Rotary’s activities for the succeeding year Transparency 8-c


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