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Rotary – Our new look and sound Rotary International Branding Nancy Thornton October 15, 2016

The Reality Check The fact is…many people do not know Rotary. Those who do only know our name or have a only a general idea of what Rotary is and does. We got some great insights from Rotary’s own Public Image Surveys in 2006 and 2010,* which reached a wide cross-section of prospective members around the world. The research found: Four in 10 have never heard of us. Another four in 10 have heard of our “name only.” Only two in 10 claim to have “some familiarity” with Rotary. Unfortunately what much of this group knows is often colored by misperceptions and half-truths. [FOR REFERENCE ONLY.] *Research: Rotary Public Image Surveys completed 2006 and 2010. Responses received from six nations: Argentina, Australia, Germany, Japan, South Africa, United States. Surveyed approximately 1,000 individuals in each of six nations by phone and online. Survey has a +/- 4% margin of error.

Our Look It can be hard to break with traditions . . .

Drive-By Branding How many towns have you driven into where you saw a sight like this . . . . Who are these signs for in the first place? Members only? Think about how fast you may have been driving . . . if you aren’t already a member or otherwise familiar with the logo, would you immediately pick up the full name?

Personalization Our clubs have had a great time creating their own personalized logo . . . But if we are trying to project that we are members of a massive, global organization with shared vision and values, is that necessarily the most unifying approach?

Multiple Unrelated Program Logos And to further add to the confusion – Rotary has had several special programs, each with its own logo, some of which made no reference at all to Rotary.

Perilous Google Search Results If you simply go out and search for Rotary Official Logo, you’ll get countless iterations of the ‘legacy’ wheel many of which were never approved to begin with.

Our Masterbrand Signature and Mark of Excellence Our Rotary Wheel is highly recognizable – but the words Rotary and International were not. As part of the update, the wheel is now known as our “Mark of Excellence” and the blue inner rim is gone. Yes – this has caused lots of talk – “it doesn’t show well” – so the cure is simple, put it against a dark background! In fact, Rotary prefers that if we have only one opportunity to show our ‘brand’ it is not going to be that standalone wheel. For the past 3 years, our official signature (logo) consists of the word “Rotary” beside the traditional Rotary wheel…to make the word “Rotary” more prominent. There will be a variety of color combinations used for best graphical representation, but it is important to note that the Rotary wheel—our mark of excellence—will remain prominently displayed in our publications and materials.

Consistency Reinforces The Brand At rotary.org we’ve been given access to the “Brand Center” which includes an easy-to-use ‘make your own’ club logo that will incorporate club name, but preserves the Masterbrand Signature coloring and font scheme to maximize consistency.

Synergy Across All Rotary Programs The new look was carried through to all the related programs that, previously, had their own unique look. Once again – consistency – driving home the look.

We Appear More Current

D6290 Club Adoption Rate - Websites 40% Current 60% Dated / Nonexistent

Our Voice Just as important as our updated, streamlined look is our need to talk about Rotary in updated ways.

What’s Rotary? A popular promotion piece many Rotarians have carried in their wallets is the “What’s Rotary” business card. Well, not exactly a business card – originally a tri-fold that ended up that size, but had lots and lots of room for us to wax on about us . . . We described ourselves in lengthy, formal, passive terms. Today, we need to shorten our narrative and get to meaningful points that a prospective member might care about. We use upbeat, more contemporary terms and we speak in an ACTIVE voice because after all, we are Rotarians . . . And there’s simply nothing passive about us!

Our Updated Voice

Wo We Are

Our Essence and Organizing Principles JOIN LEADERS EXCHANGE IDEAS TAKE ACTION Rotary joins leaders…we are a catalyst for collaborating and improving our communities. We exchange ideas…bringing our expertise and our diverse perspectives to bear on community problems. Then…because ideas are only the first part of the solution and Rotarians are interested in solving problems…Rotarians take action. By taking these three thoughts…JOIN LEADERS….EXCHANGE IDEAS…AND TAKE ACTION…we can help every Rotarian to create their own “elevator speech” that reflects their personal Rotary experience and culture as well as these three attributes. For instance…my elevator speech is (JUST AN EXAMPLE): “Rotary brings together successful, diverse and influential community leaders who step forward to take on some of the most meaningful challenges in communities everywhere. And we do this community-by-community around the world.”

Our Essence and Organizing Principles

Questions?

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