Attracting Young Professionals

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Attracting Young Professionals Rotary 5320 District Membership & Public Image Seminar September 14, 2019 By Vicky Lai Question: Thinking about your club, what is the median age of your members?

Why have young professionals join? Increase longevity of club Offer new ideas and perspectives Contribute new skillsets (technical, social media, etc.) Why have young professionals join? Problem: People more reserved to join new clubs these days Millennials care about giving back (& socials are important too) Purposeful volunteering Make meetings interesting & worthwhile Drawn to opportunities that aid in their career by diversifying experiences, practicing new skills, building professional network Goodwill is important However other priorities in their lives: Time, Money & Fellowship

Time Money Fellowship Challenges unique If we can understand and accommodate around these challenges, better chance of gaining membership Handout & Take Notes Time Money Fellowship

Time Starting new career Health and exercise Dating/Relationships Issues: Alternative meeting times (e.g., Evening Meetings) Different forms of engagement (e.g., Virtual Meetings) Accommodating parents with young children Solutions: Time Time Issues: Starting new career & harder to get away from work, health and exercise, dating/marriage Work might be demanding at this stage of their career Trying to set career path on the right trajectory Value work-life balance. Want to be able to unplug after 5pm Because we’re already in meetings all day - the last thing we want to do is sit in more meetings and listen to people talk as interesting as it may be Solutions: Alternatives meetings: Evening meetings Different forms of engagement: virtual meetings or e-Clubs Can try for one individual, or take entire meeting virtually Skype, Google Hangout - free Example: Silicon Valley has weekly virtual meetings. They have members all over the world, including from Australia Young parents Meetings: can they bring their kids? Can they meet virtually? Events: can their kids volunteer?

Money College loan debt Higher housing costs Competitive job market Issues: Subsidized or flexible payment options Exchange volunteer hours for lower dues or costs to events Encourage donations, but not expected Solutions: Money Money Issues: increasing college loan debt, higher housing costs, overly-competitive job market People will pay for anything if they find value in it Example: Disneyland Annual Pass Anecdote: Isn’t it expensive to join Rotary?  Solutions: Flexible payment options - breaks down the cost down  Monthly or subsidized membership for just basic min of dues Dual membership - Rotary and Rotaract discounted memberships  ‘Discounted’ options can be capped at X years Exchange time/volunteer hours for dues or lower cost of events Encourage donations, but not expected

Fellowship Opportunities to make new friends Have community outside of work Find unique experiences Issues: Professional development Mentorship Fun socials: archery, axe throwing, etc. Solutions: Fellowship Fellowship Issues: Looking for opportunities to meet friends, want a community outside of work, want to try new things with unique experiences People transitioning to work remotely and want to connect with the community they live in Solutions: Embrace professional development  Leveraging Rotary network  Mentorship One-on-one Professional & personal growth Important to make the club fun Consider fun, unique activities: archery, axe throwing Get existing members’ interest for ideas If your club already has younger members, reach out to them for thoughts/feedback If you have kids in the 25-40 range, ask what are their interests for ideas for events Example: board game night

TAKEAWAYS 1. Keep in mind young professionals’ priorities are: Time Money Fellowship 2. Create an environment that is attractive for young members to join 3. Be open-minded Resources: https://my.rotary.org/en/club-flexibility https://www.rotary.org/en/engaging-younger-professionals-toolkit Vicky Lai: vklai13@gmail.com TAKEAWAYS Concluding Comments If we can understand and accommodate around these challenges, better chance of gaining membership Create an environment that is compelling for young members to join

Thank you!