1. Membership

2. Do Clubs Need New Members?

3. CLUB PRESIDENTS GOVERNORS Members “EXTREMELY IMPORTANT” 92% SPONSORED NEW MEMBER 89% 10% “EXTREMELY IMPORTANT” MEMBERSHIP… How important do we think it is?

4. You influence the success of your programs.... As President,

5. 1. Communicate Commitment 2. Lead by example 3. Pick the best to lead 4. Set specific goals 5. Involve every member President’s Role It’s All About Leadership

6. RI GOALS 1. Net One 2. Keep 80%

7. Recruit Membership Development Get ‘em Keep ‘ em Induct Orient Involve

8. How do we “Get ‘em”??

9. First, You gotta ask

10. Take ‘em to a “Nice Place” A Welcoming Environment Second,

11. Third, Follow Up

12. Age Diversity

13. How many Rotarians are under 40? 11%

14. Traditionals 39% of Rotary Born before 1946 Baby Boomers 50% of Rotary Born 1945 – 1964 Generation X 11% of Rotary Born 1965-1980 Millennials Now emerging into workforce Born after 1980 Four Generations of Today’s Rotary

15. 36 Minimum Age for Rotary? “Adult”

16. young people remain the key. For Rotary’s next 100 years,

17. How do you “keep ‘em”? 1. Induct 2. Orient 3. Involve

18. #1 Induct

19. #2 Orient

20. Competing priorities Family responsibilities Business pressures Attendance requirements Club Meeting times Financial constraints Relocation Not worth the time #3 Involve Why do Rotarians leave?

21. #3 Involve How do you involve Members?

22. You influence the success of your programs.... As President,

23. The Club President’s President’s Role It’s All About Leadership 1. Communicate Commitment 2. Lead by example 3. Pick the best to lead 4. Set specific goals 5. Involve every member

24. RI Website RI Membership Staff Rotarian magazine Regional RI Membership Coordinator District Gov & Membership Chair Governors monthly newsletter District & Club websites Assistant Governor District Membership reps Membership Resources

25. Have a Great Year!!!