1. District 6270 Breakout # 2 PETS: President Elect Training Seminar
March 4, (Saturday morning)
Convener: Jeff Reed, District Governor Elect

2. Welcome Video – Breakout # 2
Rotary Vision
Rotary Vision

3. Potawatomi Hotel and Conference Center in Milwaukee
District Conference
Potawatomi Hotel and Conference Center in Milwaukee
Great Rates at $ night
June 2-3, 2017

4. Leaders of Tomorrow Event (District Conference)
June 2nd and 3rd, 2017
District Conference
Aruna from Windsor Canada has a school that teaches traditional dances from India and will be bringing her dancers to perform on Saturday Night. This diner will be very multicultural with all the visitors from India that will be here and Aaron from Belgium coming to perform as well.
Leadership Training Day Youth and Interact
Topic Breakouts—Friday morning
Bus Tours—Friday Afternoon
Power Networking Friday evening
Million Dollar Day—Walk at the Zoo
Dinner on Saturday as well as more breakouts on Saturday afternoon

5. Youth Activities World Affairs Seminar (WAS) RYE (Exchange)
Week-long unique interactive educational program for high school students.
Nearly 300 participants in 2016
2017 Theme: Education & Social Justice
June 24-30, 2017
RYE (Exchange)
Outbound + Inbound
High school
Short-term exchange (1:for:1)

6. Role of the Club President - Activity
Review the Role & Responsibilities of Club President. (See handout)
PEs: Discuss PE role with your AG
Discuss: What do you think will be your biggest challenges as club president?

7. District Leaders - District Committees
District Executive Committee
Public Image
Finance
Conference Advisory
Training
Fellowship
Foundation
Friendship
Youth Exchange
Water & Sanitation
Membership
Global Rewards
Extension
World Affairs Council (WAS)
PETS Council
Nominating
Youth Protection
Council on Legislation
Visioning
Assistant Governors
New Generations
Advisory Council
See handout on District Committees

8. Working with Your District (10 min)
Resources
District Committees. (list distributed Friday)
Assistant Governors
Activity:
Discussion with AGs: Who might you need? What might you need for your club?
Find your Why?

9. Goals Achieve a 2017-18 Presidential Citation: REQUIRED
Pay July 2017 and Jan club invoices on time.
Report volunteer hours and service project contributions in Rotary Club Central. (new)
Support & Strengthen Clubs. (4 of 8)
E.G., Set at least 10 goals in Rotary Club Central.
Focus & Increase Humanitarian Service. (4 of 9)
E.G., Attain min. Annual Fund contribution of $100 per capita.
Enhance Rotary’s Public Image & Awareness. (4 of 9)
E.G., Host and promote a community event to support World Polio Day, and register it on endpolio.org.
See handout on Presidential Citation

10. Presidential Citation
Refer to Handout on Citation
Activity:
Discuss Citation Criteria with your AG.
What will be easy/difficult for your club to achieve?
How might these challenges be overcome?

11. 2017-18 Priorities (Ian Riseley)
External: End Polio Now (continue our effort)
Care for the environment – plant trees
Internal: Support & Strengthen Clubs
Increase gender balance
Attract and engage more young members
Increase humanitarian service
Increase efforts on sustainability
Enhance Public Image and awareness of Rotary’s good work.
PE Ian Riseley

12. The Rotary Foundation (TRF)
Contributions The Rotary Foundation
50% %
TRF Permanent Fund earnings
Annual Fund
Three years pass
Permanent Fund
District 6270
District Grants
Global Grants
World Fund
Matches for
Global Grants
Polio Fund

13. About Rotary Foundation Goals (TRF)
Goal for the Endowment Fund”: $2,025 Million in Endowment by 2025.
Polio Plus: $35 M Goal in (To be matched 2 for 1 by Gates Foundation in 2017 = total of $105M.)
Annual Fund: $315 M Goal in EREY for

14. Foundation Recognition - Individual
Paul Harris Fellow. Gift of $1,000 to Annual Fund, Polio Plus or an approved global grant.
Multiple Paul Harris Fellow – e.g., PHF+1 = $2,000.
Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member. Annual contribution of $100 or more to the Annual Fund.
Paul Harris Society. Annual contribution of $1,000 or more to Annual Fund, Polio Plus or approved global grant.
Major Donor. Combined giving of $10,000 or more.
Benefactor. Gift of $1,000 or more to the Endowment Fund.
Bequest Society. Commitment Estate plan commitment of $10,000 or more
And so forth …

15. Foundation Recognition - Club
100% Foundation Giving. Average of $100 in per capita giving and 100 percent participation in a club to Annual Fund, Polio Plus or an approved global grant.
100% Paul Harris Fellow Club. Every dues-paying member of the club is a Paul Harris Fellow.
100% Every Rotarian, Every Year (EREY). Minimum Annual Fund contribution of $100 per capita during the Rotary year and every Rotarian contributes at least $25.
Paul Harris Society Club. Every dues-paying member has contributed a minimum of $1,000 during the year.
And so forth …

16. Setting Goals Refer to Handout on Club Central Make Notes:
Setting goals for
Membership / Engagement / Communication
Service
Foundation
When & how will you develop your club’s plan?
What will you include?
When are Goals due? May 1

17. TRF – The Rotary Foundation
Activity:
Discuss with your AG:
How well is your club supporting the Foundation? What could your club be doing better?
Are there challenges you will have with Club Central?
Are there challenges you will have with Presidential Citation Criteria?

18. Other
Parking Lot
Q&A