1. Rotary Year 2017 - 2018 District / Club Leadership Training Assembly
Bill Biddle, DGE
May 20, 2017

2. ROTARY THEME

3. RIPE Ian H S. Riseley “We can do more together than we can alone”
In 2017 – 2018 we will answer the question “What Is Rotary” with our actions, making a difference through our service and accomplishments.

4. DG STRATECIC FOCUS Support clubs to attain their goals
Make RIP Citation, Zone PI & DG Awards a standard
Technology – lots of changes, stay current
Support RIP Ian H. Riseley goals:
TRF – EREY District; grow PHS
Membership – Grow 3% -- 66
Service - Community partners
Youth – Promote, Involve, Recognize 4

5. DGE PHILOSOPHY Polio – Can’t quit now. We’re at the Finish Line.
Membership – Life blood of Rotary. We need to focus on diversity and growth. Increase Satellite Clubs.
Hands-on Community Service – Fundamental to who we are.
TRF – Members need to understand the impact of giving.
C.A.R.T. – Elevate the emphasis on CART and it’s purpose. The future health of our nation depends on it.

6. DG PHILOSPHY - Continued
International Service – Opportunities to grow as individuals. A chance to see the world through a different perspective. Look for joint opportunities.
Public Image – Makes Membership possible. Informs the community of who we are.
DG Visits – Learning opportunity for DG and club members. Engage in open discussion.

7. All Clubs District Conference
Kingsport, TN - April 27 – 29, 2018 7

8. RI International Convention
24-27 June, 2018 8

9. PDG Dennis Sanders
Cruising
for
CART

10. MIKE NORRIS

11. DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN
Strategic plans help us become better Districts, better Clubs, better Rotarians.
While a strategic plan is recommended for all Clubs, participation in the District plan is Voluntary
However, it is the hope of your District that each Club will incorporate some aspects of the District plan in your Club plan.

12. THE REAL HOW TO
Implementing a successful strategic plan requires bottom up input and ownership.
Clubs can help with specific ideas for accomplishing the actions which lead to our priorities/goals.
The real How-To!
your ideas and we will compile and share back with all Clubs.

13. JACK MCCASKILL Changes in Club Leadership Resources Document Storage
Manuals
Online Courses 1 July
Just-in-Time Support
Document Storage
Drop Box to DACdb / Files
Transition 1 July
Training Calendar / Key Events

14. RIP Citation & DG Distinguished Club Citation
Lessons Learned
Determine Reality NLT 1 June
Track at Least Quarterly
Integrate it into the Club Strategic Plan
Make it the Standard
Include Interact and Rotaract

15. 2017-18 Awards RIP Citation – Required:
Pay Dues on Time [July and Jan]
Report Volunteer Hours & Service Project Contributions in Rotary Club Central
DG Club of Distinction – Required:
Three Mandatory Criteria
Achieve 2,000 of 7,700 Points Available
Achieve Minimums in Each Category
Administration 500/1,145
Public Image 100/265
Membership 200/650
Community Svc 200/700
Vocational Svc 100/600
TRF 400/1,640
International Svc 100/700
Youth Svc 400/1,300

16. Today’s Training 1000-1100 1115 –1215 Auditorium 1 – “Fundraising”
Auditorium 2 – Role of the TRF Chair
Room A – Membership
Room B – Youth Services / Youth Protection
Room C – Secretary and Treasurer
1115 –1215
Auditorium 1 – Rotary 101
Room C – CART