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GMT GLT MD 37 August 27 - Calgary August 28 - Edmonton

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 2 To Develop Excellence in Membership, Leadership, and Service Introduction: PIP Judge Brian Stevenson

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 3 1 Session Objectives Recognize structures Use Membership and Leadership Development Resources Booklet Collaborate to meet needs

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 4 3 GMT – District Coordinator GMT – MD Coordinator Bill Busst GMT Area Leader PCC André Nimchuk GMT CA Leader PIP Brian Stevenson GMT

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 5 3 GLT – District Coordinator GLT – MD Coordinator PDG Mary Kay Flanagan GLT Area Leader PID Patti Hill GLT CA Leader – PIP Brian Stevenson GLT

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 6 7 Membership & Leadership Development Resources Activities Extension Leadership Membership Public Relations Retention Program Resource for :

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 7 10 “ An idea that is developed and put into action is more important than an idea that exists only as an idea.” Buddha

Goal Across Canada

GMT 3 opportunities: New club growth Growth in existing Clubs Target market growth

GMT 3 Year Goals: 4 clubs complete Club Excellence Process [CEP] per district / year 1 new club per district / year

3 Year Goals (cont’d): Strengthen clubs and increase membership to 45,000: 3 new clubs per district adopting the mentoring program each year Increase use of family membership in clubs by 10% Increase women in Lions Clubs by 10% per year (23%) 80% of Clubs will adopt LCI’s New Member Orientation program 100% of Clubs implement a membership growth plan Increase average club membership to > 20 Increase “under 40” membership to 15% Increase to 60% the number of clubs with new members

GLT 3 Year Goals: Develop excellence in leadership by the following actions: Train 4 CEP facilitators per district per year Train/retrain 2 or more Certified Guiding Lions in each district per year 100% of 2nd VDG complete online training and facilitated training 100% of Zone / Region Chairpersons will be trained through district schools, workshops, online, outreach or facilitated training

GLT 3 Year Goals: Develop excellence in leadership by: 100% of Club Officers will be trained through district schools, workshops, online, outreach or facilitated training 10% increase in Club Presidents receiving the Excellence Award per year 10% increase in District Governors receiving the Excellence Award per year Increasing attendance at Regional Lions Leadership Institutes from the 2010/2011 records by 10%

GLT 3 Year Goals: Develop excellence in leadership by: Increase to 90% the number of clubs filing Activity reports to LCI Increase to 95% the number of clubs filing WMMRs to LCI Reduce by 20% the number of clubs with repeating Club Officers Train 100% of GLT and GMT MD & D Coordinators to use online meetings. 80% of District Officers will be trained in web conferencing

GLT 3 Year Goals: Develop excellence in leadership by: Increase FDI graduates to 30 per year Increase SLLI graduates to 30 per year Identify potential future GLT / GMT Leaders and ensure succession planning is in place.

Needs and Concerns Focus on getting information to club level Developing Excellence at the Zone Leadership level Ongoing access to Leadership training

Nous Croyons! - We Believe! courage, commitment and action courage, dédication et action

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALGMT / GLT Launch 18 Action Plans

LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONALTITLE OF PRESENTATION 19 Courage……………Commitment ….....…… ACTION! Next meeting:

Thank You for you Commitment to our Clubs and their ability to Serve!