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Effective Rotary Club Presidency Guide

Learn how to engage, inspire, and lead as a Rotary Club President. Discover tips for planning meetings, building bonds, and creating memorable experiences. Avoid pitfalls and ensure successful gatherings. Prepare to have fun and leave a lasting impact on members.

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Effective Rotary Club Presidency Guide

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  1. On Being President Wyn Spiller Past President Rotary Club of Grass Valley CA District 5190

  2. On Being President “People may not remember exactly what you did or what you said, but they will always remember how you made them feel.” Anonymous

  3. What Does a President Do? • Engage • Assess • Plan • Inspire • Empower • Execute/Lead/Model

  4. Engage

  5. Take Stock • Personal Capabilities • Venue/Location/Atmosphere • Room Set-Up / Use of AV • Club Vitality • Programs • Recognitions / Ceremonial Presentations

  6. Why Are Our Rotary Meetings Important? Build Bonds How you will be remembered Reinforce Membership Value May be primary Rotary contact some have Connect to Rotary World

  7. Plan • Plan the year • Use The Book

  8. The Meeting • Opening • Fellowship • Rotary in the meeting • Recognitions • Announcements • Program

  9. Programs • Quality & Variety • Information for Speaker • Effective Introduction • Thank you

  10. Great Meetings

  11. Potential Pitfalls • Speaker doesn’t show • Cell phones • Early leavers • Side conversations during meeting • Cliques • Program running over

  12. What’s Next?

  13. Prepare to Have Fun People may not remember exactly what you did or what you said, but they will always remember how you made them feel.” Anonymous

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