1. Roles and Missions

2.  Nominating  Finance  World Community Service  Club Extension  Membership  Youth Leadership  Rotaract  International Youth Exchange  Interact  Friendship Exchange  Information Technology  Rotary International Awards  District Conference  District Operations  Public Relations  Zone Task Force Coordinators  Strategic Planning  Training  Disaster  Newsletter  History and Archives  District Directory  International Convention  Foundation

3. Steering Annual Giving Planned Giving Group Study Exchange Scholarships Endowed Scholarships Alumni Grants Polio Plus

4.  Be an Advocate for your committee  Knowledge:  Committee’s mission  Procedures  History  How does it integrate into the district functioning and goals

5.  Set them before the year starts  Collaborate with Governor-elect  Consult with District Leadership  Coordinate with other committees  Review District Goals  Work with Rotary International

6. This is why we are here!  Touch base with club Presidents  Ask about club goals  Recommend ways to help  Offer program speakers  Answer questions

7. Roles and Responsibility YOU

8.  Report  District Leadership  Rotary International  Coordinate  Assistant Governors  Committees  Clubs

9.  Advocate for your programs  Motivate your people  Communicate with your committee  Teleconference  Face to face meetings  Recognize accomplishments  Organize  Committee  Program

10.  Educate Committee Members  Skills  Knowledge

11.  Club Presidents  Assist Club Rotarians  Committee members  Be a resource  Share information

12.  Rotary International  District Leadership  Rotary Manual

13. Work is easier when there are many hands