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MEMBERSHIP UPDATE

MEMBERSHIP UPDATE. David Peterson Manager, Club and District Support Asia/Pacific. Worldwide Membership Trends. WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP TRENDS. I started at Rotary in September 2002. On 30 June 2003, there were 1,227,545 Rotarians worldwide. On 30 June 2013, there were

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MEMBERSHIP UPDATE

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  1. MEMBERSHIP UPDATE David Peterson Manager, Club and District Support Asia/Pacific

  2. Worldwide Membership Trends

  3. WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP TRENDS I started at Rotary in September 2002 On 30 June 2003, there were 1,227,545 Rotarians worldwide On 30 June 2013, there were 1,208,660 Rotarians worldwide

  4. WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP TRENDS At it’s meeting in October, the Board… …noted with concern that the 30 June 2013 numbers are the lowest in 12 years …affirmed that membership is Rotary’s highest priority, second only to polio eradication

  5. WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP TRENDS - 2003

  6. WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP TRENDS - 2013

  7. Regional Membership Update

  8. REGIONAL MEMBERSHIP SNAPSHOT – NOVEMBER 2013 Total Clubs: 2,433Total Members: 71,015

  9. REGIONAL AGE DISTRIBUTION Region Worldwide

  10. REGIONAL YEARS IN ROTARY

  11. REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT DISTRIBUTION

  12. MEMBERSHIP TRENDS BY ZONE

  13. Success Stories

  14. SUCCESS STORIES - District Growth 100+ Members 13 Districts added more than 100 membersfrom1 July 2012 – 30 June 2013

  15. SUCCESS STORIES- New Member Retention 6 Districts retained over 90% of their new members from 1 July 2012 – 30 June 2013

  16. SUCCESS STORIES - Existing Member Retention 10 Districts retained over 90% of their existing members from 1 July 2012 – 30 June 2013

  17. SUCCESS STORIES - New Clubs District 3280* (3281 & 3282) added 28clubs District 3520 added13 clubs District 3500added 9 clubs District 3272 added8 clubs D3450added 5clubs

  18. New Resource

  19. New Resource

  20. ROTARY CLUB CENTRAL

  21. ROTARY CLUB CENTRAL

  22. ROTARY CLUB CENTRAL

  23. ROTARY CLUB CENTRAL Who can enter goals? DISTRICT LEVEL District Governor *Assistant GovernorsCommittee Chairs Executive Secretary CLUB LEVEL PresidentSecretary Treasurer Foundation ChairMembership ChairExecutive Secretary

  24. EXTENSION UPDATE

  25. EXTENSION UPDATE Where are we today?

  26. EXTENSION UPDATE Rotary is in more than two hundred countries and geographical areas

  27. EXTENSION UPDATE Most recent six Republic of Maldives Feb 2013 Kingdom of Bhutan Apr 2012 Republic of NauruSep 2010 Palestine May 2010 Republic of Kiribati Aug 2008 PDR of Lao Aug 2006

  28. EXTENSION UPDATE Where aren’t we?

  29. EXTENSION UPDATE

  30. EXTENSION UPDATE Active extension efforts • Vietnam • Past RI President Bill Boyd • Trustee Kazuhiko Ozawa • PDG Danny Low • Myanmar • Past RI President Kalyan Banerjee • Rtn. J.T. Warring • Oman • PDG Mohamed Delawar • Qatar • Past RI Director Örsçelik Balkan • Iraq • Trustee Steve Brown • China • PDG Peter Wan (Southern China) • Randal Eastman (Beijing and Shanghai)

  31. IT’S NOT ABOUT THE NUMBERS

  32. CONCLUSION “The greatest of all achievements…are the result of the combined effort of heart and head and hand working in perfect coordination.” Paul P. Harris, Founder

  33. CONCLUSION • Another way of saying this might be: • Rotary unites leaders…we are a catalyst for improving our communities • We exchange ideas…bringing our expertise and diverse perspectives to bear on community problems • Then…because ideas are only the first part of the solution…Rotarians take action.

  34. CONCLUSION

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