1. PETS 1 22-23 December, 2018 -Rajani Mukerji
LEADING ROTARIANS
PETS 1
22-23 December, 2018
-Rajani Mukerji

2. Strengthen your club Provide the vision Involve / Engage your members
as club president
Strengthen your club
Provide the vision
Involve / Engage your members

3. LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES As President Elect
Appoint club committee chairs based on their skills and report them on My Rotary
Prepare your club’s leadership team for the coming year
Identify the types of support your district offers
Provide continuity of leadership in the club and its committees

4. LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES As President Elect
Listen to all members and make sure their needs are met

5. WORKING WITH YOUR LEADERSHIP TEAM
Club board members as well as the club
trainer, sergeant-at-arms, and committee chairs
Basics course in the Learning Center
CLUB COMMITTEES
• Club administration
• Membership
• Public image
• Rotary Foundation
• Service projects

6. MEMBER EDUCATION A designated club trainer can help members
The district conducts training on a variety of Rotary topics, such as membership, public image, and The Rotary Foundation
Members can take courses in the Learning Center
RLI

7. MOTIVATION AND RECOGNITION
Find out what motivates each member of your club to get involved
Recognize them with awards (RI, Dist & Club)
Make recognition events inspiring and motivational by:
• Inviting the governor to present the award
• Inviting family members to attend