2. What is Rotary Leadership Institute? A leadership and development program to strengthen Rotary clubs through education, collaboration and the exchange of ideas among its future leaders A three-part curriculum facilitated by experienced, trained faculty members engaging participants through open discussion, problem-solving and creative role-play Although not an official program of Rotary International, more than 300 Rotary districts now offer it to their members.

3. Why Attend Rotary Leadership Institute?  Leadership Development  Rotary Knowledge  Exchange of Ideas  Member Engagement  Service Project Leads Strategic Planning Improved Communication Team Building Public Relations International Perspective

4. Why is Rotary Leadership Institute important? Membership Decline! June 30, 2003 55,630 June 30, 2013 47,866 Net Loss (7,764) Percent Loss(13.96%) Rotary International Zones 27 and 21B 10-Year Membership Trend

5. Why is Rotary Leadership Institute important? Some Familiarity Know Name Only Never Heard of Rotary

6. How does it work?  Three Classes  6-7 hour Day each  50-minute segments  Discussion and Participation  Not Lecture!  Skilled Facilitators $40 cost per session Clubs often subsidize Lunch included Send: Future club leaders New Members Active Rotarians

7. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute LEADERSHIP Course I – Characteristics of leadership Motivational techniques Leadership styles Course II – Team Building Committees as leadership tools Course III – Effective Leadership Strategies Lead and communicate in groups How to win support for goals

8. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute Course I - Purpose and structure of Rotary Course II – Rotary opportunities Personal and professional growth Global Network Groups RI structured programs Course III - Making a difference Improve your Rotary experience Use RLI ideas Analyze RLI program

9. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute MEMBERSHIP Course I – Engaging Members Active Participation Explore engagement options Course II – Attracting Members Targeting key audiences Course III – Vocational Service/Expectations Add value to membership

10. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute THE ROTARY FOUNDATION Course I – TRF Goals and Programs What is a foundation? TRF value to clubs Course II – Targeted Service The new Grant Model Six areas of focus Course III – International Service Build connections; meet needs Rotary Action Groups

11. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute ETHICS Course I – Practice Ethical Behavior Promote ethics with others Strengthen your vocation Promote 4-Way Test

12. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute SERVICE PROJECTS COURSE I – Project Implementation Plan, lead and DO! Creativity/Sustainability Rotary resources/capacity

13. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute COMMUNICATIONS COURSE II – Effective internal and external communications COURSE III – Public Image and PR PR strategy Reaching your target audience

14. The Rocky Mountain Rotary Leadership Institute STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ANALYSIS COURSE II – Insightful planning at the club level (Two sessions) Club review and analysis Areas of improvement