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Club Visioning

Club Visioning. Rita Esterly Assistant Rotary Coordinator Zone Visioning Facilitation Trainer. Visioning helps clubs be Successful. Sustain and Increase Membership Implement Relevant Service Projects Support The Rotary Foundation Develop Leaders

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Club Visioning

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  1. Club Visioning Rita Esterly Assistant Rotary Coordinator Zone Visioning Facilitation Trainer

  2. Visioning helps clubs be Successful • Sustain and Increase Membership • Implement Relevant Service Projects • Support The Rotary Foundation • Develop Leaders • Create a plan that provides continuity, consistency, and consensus

  3. The Club Vision Facilitation Process • Club leadership must agree to the process • Facilitated by a District Visioning Team • Takes about four hours • Who should attend: Maximum of 30 club members President and President Elect Board of Directors A few new Members A few active members Assistant Governor

  4. Outcomes of Club Visioning • What the club stands for in its community • The club’s target membership size in 3 years • Identification of the club’s attributes • Top 3 objectives for each Avenue of Service • Focused Fundraising • Goals of giving to the Rotary Foundation • Ideas for increasing Public Image

  5. Bringing Visioning to Your District 1. Work with your DG line to get them to support training a Visioning Facilitation Team 2. Have your DG contact your Zone Membership Lead : Glen Vanderford: Zone 30 Bob Warner: Zone 31 3. Collaborate with your newly appointed District Visioning Chair

  6. Questions?

  7. Visioning vs Non-VisioningTom RipperdaZone Visioning Facilitation Trainer Trends:

  8. Membership Trends In Zone 30 July 1, 2015 to May 31, 2017 Visioning Districts 6540,6580,6690,6710,6760,6780,6860,6880 2 Districts declined by 146 members 6 Districts grew by 441 members Non-Visioning Districts 6580, 6670,6740,6800 3 Districts declined by 129 members 1 District grew by 54

  9. Club’s Focus • Awareness changes behavior • Getting clubs to appoint working membership chairs and committees • Getting them to focus on engagement

  10. Re-Visioning To celebrate accomplishments from the first Visioning To continue to create dynamic plans for success To help the club maintain continuity

  11. Questions?

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