2. KIWANIS CONVENTION 2011 Marcia Ford Jeanette Harris Kiwanis # 1 Delegates

3. What is Kiwanis? How to market your club Planning your club’s success How to use social media Conflict management Making the most of your convention experience Club experience Our leadership brand New club building—new resources, new strategies Best practices for lieutenant governors Online reporting 101 & 102 Club websites Find what you’re looking for on KiwanisOne.org Panel discussions The Eliminate Project Clubs with great impact Amendments and resolutions Meet the candidates Make your meetings sizzle Recruit and retain your members WORKSHOPS

4. HIGHLIGHTS Getting to know KiwanisOne.org An Introduction to achieving club excellence Club Website Internet marketing 201: Developing an online strategy Celebrating Kiwanis’ 100 year anniversary ELIMINATE Dame Jane Goodall Actress Jamie Lee Curtis Alan Penn, President-elect

5. GETTING TO KNOW KIWANISONE.ORG KiwanisOne.org is the public site Members can register and log on to access Member sites Keep meeting location updated on KiwanisOne.org Have new members register on induction day

6. AN INTRODUCTION TO ACHIEVING CLUB EXCELLENCE Achieving Club Excellence is a seven step process Define Excellence Assess Club vitality Evaluate the results Plan your clubs success Share your story Inform members Enhance Member Experience

7. CLUB WEBSITE Website template is available from Kiwanis International Website will be in sync with KiwanisOne.org Coordinate events and volunteer positions Tasks can be listed with signup sheets PayPal is set up in the template Can generate / upload newsletters File manager is available Can also track attendance

8. INTERNET MARKETING 201: DEVELOPING AN ONLINE STRATEGY Social Media is about relationships Online strategy allows for new ideas and creativity, Web presence, traffic generation, conversation and measurement Club twitter account, i.e. the Eliminate project has a twitter account Can Tweet to call for volunteers Real time updates at events

9. CELEBRATING KIWANIS’ 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY Past President Paul Palazzolo led Solicited ideas on ways to commemorate 100 year anniversary Website coming 2015@kiwanis.org2015@kiwanis.org Decision on 2015 convention will be made in October

10. OPENING REMARKS DAME JANE GOODALL

11. OPENING REMARKS DAME JANE GOODALL, BRITISH PRIMATOLOGIST, ETHOLOGIST, ANTHROPOLOGIST, AND UN MESSENGER OF PEACE. “Reason for Hope and the Way Ahead” Nature can regenerate Wonder of the human brain- we can talk about the past and use that knowledge to remake the future Roots and Shoots, an organization in which she works with youth to globally make humanitarian changes through volunteerism http://www.rootsandshoots.org/

12. ELIMINATE New world wide service project By 2015, eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus in 38 countries by partnering with UNICEF to raise $110 million Tetanus doesn’t just kill – painfully kills newborns and mothers Clubs are asked to educate themselves and communities and raise money http://sites.kiwanis.org/Kiwanis/en/theELIMINATEproject/home.aspx http://sites.kiwanis.org/Kiwanis/en/theELIMINATEproject/MNT/doyourpart.aspx

13. CLOSING SESSION JAMIE LEE CURTIS ACTRESS, WRITER AND NEW KIWANIAN

14. JAMIE LEE CURTIS LIVE WELL, LOVE WISELY Mantra is how she lives her life Words about Princess Diana and impact on AIDS victims and her courage to leave a loveless marriage and to love her boys Homage to Betty Ford and her courage to speak on social issues She was presented World Service Medal for her work with children and given Kiwanis membership pin

15. ALAN PENN INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

16. ALAN PENN Ohio District, Medina Breakfast Club Educator, School Administration Son of missionaries Member Medina Untied Methodist Church Married to Jeri Ohio State graduate

17. SERVICE TIME IN GENEVA

18. NEW ORLEANS 2012 Registration starts October 3, 2011