5. Focus Every Member Has a Role Commitment

6. Choose a District-Wide Plan for: Increasing New Members Developing New Clubs Display the Ignite Banner Engage District Membership Committee Training Seminars Club Visits Establishing Goals – Increase Each Year Return and Report System

7. Future Leaders Business/Professional Community Outreach Re-Charter Leadership by Example Rotary Alumni, Rotaractors, New Generations Our Own Idea

8. Alternative Times Young Executive Clubs E-Clubs Weekend Clubs Ethnic Clubs Our Own Idea Club

9. Every Rotarian Needs 3 Things A Friend (mentoring) An Assignment (meaningful activity) To be Nurtured

10. Clubs The Premier Clubs Governor’s Plan or...one of their own 15 Tips For Success 3 Tips on Retention District Premier Districts PDG Recognition

12. Every Member Commits to: Bring In A Member Club President Commits to: Ignite the Club District Governor Commits to: Implement Ignite Deliver Ignite at PETS & District Assembly Support the Zone RC Membership Training

13. GETS Zone Assemblies PETS District Assembly District Membership Development and Retention Seminar

14. District Leaders District Governors Assistant Governors Membership Specialists Membership Chairs and Committees

15. Conduct a Commitment Session Ensure that PE’s understand the Premier Club Award Guide them to understand: Goal Setting Year Over Year Improvement Develop Stretch Goals Receive the Ignite Folder from the Governor the Ignite Folder

16. District Assembly and Membership/Retention Seminar Club Membership Chairs Assistant Governor Training Area Membership Specialists