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Vision Facilitation. Long Range Planning for. The Rotary Club of ______, __ Presented By: D-7870 Vision Facilitation Team Date: _______________. 5:00 – 5:15. Please: Get your Food Have a Seat Dig in. 5:15 – 5:40. Keep on eating! Introduce Facilitation Team PowerPoint.
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Vision Facilitation Long Range Planning for The Rotary Club of ______, __ Presented By: D-7870 Vision Facilitation Team Date: _______________
5:00 – 5:15 • Please: • Get your Food • Have a Seat • Dig in
5:15 – 5:40 Keep on eating! Introduce Facilitation Team PowerPoint
Rules of the Room Cell phones off No Palm Prayers Bathrooms… Respect each others views One person speaks at a time No wrong answers or input
Your Facilitation Team Today 5 Rotary Club of: • Tatha Lewis Wallingford, VT • Ruth Clough Bethel, VT • June Howe Brattleboro, VT • David Hoopes Wantastiquet-Londonderry, VT • Rick Manganello Nashua, NH • Janet Manganello
Our Program This Evening 5:00 – 5:15 Buffet Line – Get Food, Be Seated 5:15 – 5:20 Introduce Facilitation Team 5:20 – 5: 40 PowerPoint Presentation 5:40 – 5:50 Introduce Club Members 5:50 – 6:00 Break - Clean up, Restrooms 6:00 – 6:40 Vision Exercise 6:40 – 8:00 Extraction and Scribing 8:00 – 8:05 Break - Team sorts 8:05 – 8:30 Voting, Round One & Round Two 8:30 – 9:00 Summarization & Wrap-up
Conflicting Directions… Taken In A City Following A Vision Session (“NO - Your “OTHER” Main St. “)
Why Is A Plan Needed? • Tradition of annual cycles breaks continuity, consistency, and consensus • Clubs end up “re-inventing the wheel” instead of moving forward • …..or worse….
Planning Steps… Vision Actions & Programs Long Range Plan
Why does your Club need a Vision? “If you don’t know where you are going, chances are you will end up someplace else.” - Yogi Berra
What Is “Club Visioning”? Dynamic Management Tool • Defines a shared commitment • Provides long-term direction • Creates a framework to establish goals and objectives • Optimizes use of resources
The Visioning Process Be bold and think outside the box Suspend your practical side Allow yourself to dream grand dreams The practical sorting process will come later
Start with the “End” in mind…. 16 SUCCESSFUL CLUBS • Sustain and increase membership • Implement successful service projects • Support The Rotary Foundation • Develop leaders in the club and beyond
Our Outcome Today VISION Long Term Vision A Multi-year Plan 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 Annual plans, projects, programs
Who are you? Name Years in Rotary, what Club(s) Your Role(s) in the Club Your Rotary Passion
5:50 – 6:00 • Break • Take 10! • Restrooms • Back in seats promptly at 6:00
A great way to get started Vision Exercise
Vision Exercise - Categories • Club Stands For 3 • Club Size 1 • Club Attributes 3 • Five Avenues of Service • Club Service 3 • Vocational Service 3 • Community Service 3 • New Generations Service 3 • International Service 3 • Fund Raiser 1 • The Rotary Foundation 3 • Public Image 3 29
Vision Exercise • In room writing assignment – 30 Minutes • For your individual use – No test will be given • For each Category • Decide what you think is key • Write down a headline that captures your idea • If you finish early, take a stretch
It is NOW the Year 2017
Vision Facilitation Next Steps for The Rotary Club of ___________, ___ Presented By: D-7870 Vision Facilitation Team Date: ____________
What Follows Today Actions & Programs Vision Long Range Plan
Implementing The Plan: Next Steps to Action • Club Vision ► • Translate to Long Range Goals ► • Annual (Short Term) Goals ► • Engage every member in the Passion of the Vision►Club Assemblies ► Ongoing Training ► • Build in Succession Leadership ► • Review and update the Plan on regular basis 37
District 7870 Rotary Resources www.rotary.org www.rotary7870.org PDG Rick Manganello AG Nancy Russell