1. Lieutenant governors: Serving in your backyard, developing our leadership Joanne Murray Kiwanis Club of Brantford, Ontario

2. Please take notes in your program to help you retain the information from this session. Speaker contact information: Joanne Murray joanne.murray@rogers.com +1-519-752-7941 (worldwide)

3. Objectives for this session Gain an enhanced understanding of the duties of the lieutenant governor Learn about the support available to you as a lieutenant governor Appreciate of the positive impact you can make as lieutenant governor

4. Objectives for this session Understand the personal benefits you can gain from being a lieutenant governor Identify your qualifications to be a lieutenant governor

5. Lieutenant governor duties Support and strengthen clubs by: Being the governor’s representative in your division Visiting, evaluating and coaching Connecting clubs to resources Promoting succession planning

6. Lieutenant governor duties Organizing and chairing division meetings Assisting clubs with membership invitations and member retention Reviewing club reports and taking remedial action when necessary

7. Lieutenant governor duties Assist in opening clubs by: Identifying potential new club locations Encouraging clubs to become involved in club opening

8. Lieutenant governor duties Taking a lead role on the club-opening team Connecting new clubs in your division with a sponsoring club Mentoring the new club

9. Lieutenant governor duties Promote Kiwanis education by: Staying current through Kiwanis and district websites and Kiwanis magazine Encouraging members to do the same

10. Lieutenant governor duties Coordinating club president and club secretary education Arranging delivery of Kiwanis education at division meetings Participating in lieutenant governor education Serving on the district board of directors (in some districts)

11. Lieutenant governor duties Promote communication by: Delivering key messages to your clubs from the district governor and Kiwanis International Developing a customized communication plan with your clubs

12. Support available to you District governor District office personnel Division team appointed by you Club counselor, club opener Club membership chairmen

13. Support available to you District committee chairmen and administrators Fellow & past lieutenant governors The Formula district team 1-800-KIWANIS (worldwide)

14. The impact you will make Help your governor and the Kiwanis International president achieve the goals established for the year Enhance service to the children of the world by supporting your clubs

15. The impact you will make Be a role model and mentor to club presidents Influence positive change in the Kiwanis organization Help develop and promote new club leaders

16. What’s in it for me? Personal growth and development New, transferable skills New friends and experiences The opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of others

17. What’s in it for me? Satisfaction from: – helping the presidents and members of your division – mentoring, supporting and promoting others

18. Yes, but am I qualified to be a lieutenant governor? You are a past president You have basic knowledge of Kiwanis club operations You are willing to learn and use Kiwanis online reporting

19. Yes, but am I qualified to be a lieutenant governor? You are organized and able to manage time effectively You can build positive relationships with others You communicate effectively one-on-one and with a group

20. Yes, but am I qualified to be a lieutenant governor? You want to increase the membership in your division by promoting The Formula You want to make a difference in the lives of others

21. One can make a difference Are you the one?

22. Tell us what you think! Please complete the evaluation available in your program and place it in any of the labeled boxes.

23. Thank you for attending! To continue the discussion, please join us in room 116–117. Speaker contact information: Joanne Murray joanne.murray@rogers.com +1-519-752-7941 (worldwide)