1. Pre-PETS Training Seminar 2018
Mid-Northeast PETS

2. Rotary International Strategic Plan
Rotary Basics
Organization
Rotary International Strategic Plan
Resources

3. Rotary International President Ian Riseley

4. Foundation Trustee Chair Paul A. Netzel
Rotary International
Foundation Trustee Chair Paul A. Netzel

5. Rotary International President-Elect
Barry Rassin
Rotary of East Nassau

6. Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair-Elect
Rotary International
Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair-Elect
Ron D. Burton

7. Rotary International
General Secretary
John Hewko

8. Rotary International Divided into 34 Zones Worldwide
Our Districts are in Zone 32
Zone 32 has 32,000 members with 1,000 clubs
Zones are paired and together are represented by one Rotary International Director

9. Rotary International Zone 32 paired with Zone 24
Zone 24 has about 30,000 Members and 858 Clubs
Stretches across Canada to Alaska
Directors serve 2 years and alternate Zone of origin
In Districts from Michigan will be added to Zone 24 and it will be renamed Zone 26

10. Rotary International
H. Dean Rohrs – Rotary International Director
Rotary International Vice-President

11. Jeffry Cadorette Rotary International Director-Elect
Rotary of Media

12. for Clubs and Districts
Zone Coordinators
Membership
Foundation
Public Image
Additionally, Area Regional Coordinators usually take care of 3-4 Districts
Available Resource
for Clubs and Districts

13. Rotary Districts District Governor Assistant Governor
District Foundation Chair
District Membership Chair
District Public Image Chair

14. Rotary International Strategic Plan
Vision Statement
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.

15. Rotary International Strategic Plan

16. Rotary International Strategic Plan
Support and strengthen clubs
Foster club innovation and flexibility
Encourage clubs to participate in a variety of service activities
Promote membership diversity
Improve member recruitment and retention
Develop leaders
Start new, dynamic clubs
Encourage strategic planning at club and district levels

17. Rotary International Strategic Plan
Focus and increase humanitarian service
Eradicate polio
Increase sustainable service focused on programs and activities that support youth and young leaders and Rotary's six areas of focus
Increase collaboration with other organizations
Create significant projects both locally and internationally

18. Rotary International Strategic Plan
Enhance public image and awareness
Unify image and brand awareness
Publicize action-oriented service
Promote core values
Emphasize vocational service
Encourage clubs to promote their networking opportunities and signature activities

19. Rotary International Strategic Plan Core Values
Fellowship and global understanding
We build lifelong relationships.
Ethics and integrity
We honor our commitments.
Diversity
We connect diverse perspectives.
Vocational expertise, service, and leadership
We apply our leadership and expertise to solve social issues

20. Rotary International Support “My Rotary”
Rotary Club Central
Record your goals and your successes
Also – Record Volunteer Hours
Rotary Global Rewards
New Online Grants Access
International Chat Rooms

21. Council on Legislation Update 2016
Some of the most progressive changes in Rotary History!

22. Council on Legislation Update
Becoming A Rotarian
The only mandatory requirements:
Adults demonstrating good character, integrity and leadership
Good reputation in business, profession and community
Be willing to serve in community and around the world

23. Council on Legislation Update
Flexibility
Meeting Frequency
Meeting Format
Attendance Requirements
Minimum is twice monthly
Must still provide attendance information

24. Council on Legislation Update
Flexibility
A club may choose to offer additional membership types
Associate
Corporate
Family
Young Professional

25. Council on Legislation Update
E-Clubs
No longer distinguished as a different type of club
Any club may hold its meetings virtually

26. Council on Legislation Update
Rotaractors May hold dual memberships in both Rotaract and Rotary

27. Rotary International has launched a new public image campaign:
“People of Action”

28. Rotary Leadership Institute
Training for all Rotarians
Next available:
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Lackawanna College Scranton, PA
Other dates and registration:

29. Multi-District PETS
7 Districts with over 300 Clubs New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Bermuda

30. Multi-District PETS
What to Expect Lots of Networking Facilitated Discussions Inspiring Speakers Project Ideas Shopping!!

31. Multi-District PETS
Thursday Afternoon, March 22, :00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Additional Seminars on Membership, Foundation, Rotary International Support, and ClubRunner $25 Registration OPEN TO ALL ROTARIANS PETS REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED

32. Multi-District PETS Thursday Evening Fun Event Hanover Ballroom
5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Karaoke/Light Food/Beverages

33. Multi-District PETS Friday, March 23, 2018 General Sessions
Michael Angelo Caruso
Acclaimed Motivational Speaker
David Sanderson
“Miracle on The Hudson” Survivor and Inspirational Speaker
Valarie Wafer
Canadian PDG and International Trainer

34. Multi-District PETS Friday, March 23, 2018 Facilitated Discussions
Participants are Grouped by Club Size
Preparing for Your Year
Membership Intensive
Foundation
Special Sessions Provided for Second-Term Presidents

35. Multi-District PETS Friday, March 23, 2018 Facilitated Discussions
Choice of Two of Five Electives:
Leading Volunteers
Club Operations and Administration
Strategic Planning and Continuity
Strengthening Your Club (Repeat President Only) 
Best Practices for Promoting Diversity

36. Multi-District PETS
Friday, March 23, 2018 Keynote Dinner Past RI President Frank Devlyn Hospitality Room after Dinner

37. Multi-District PETS Saturday, March 24, 2018 General Sessions
PDG Drew Kessler
Entrepreneur, Family Man, Rotarian
RI Director-Elect Jeff Cadorette
Find Your Inspiration!

38. Multi-District PETS
Saturday, March 24, 2018 District Sessions Meet Your Leaders Training Determined by District Governor Elect

39. Multi-District PETS Dress: Business Casual
Bring your laptop for help with ClubRunner or Club Central
Be sure to know your LOGIN information!
(OR sign up for My Rotary access before you arrive)
Make your hotel reservations by March 8, 2018
Last year sold out!

40. 2018 Rotary International Convention

41. Communications Directory Information Resources Brand Central
Last Words
Communications Directory Information Resources Brand Central

42. THANK YOU!