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Optimist International1 Optimist International Leadership Development Club Presidents-Elect Seminar
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Optimist International2 Objectives of Seminar Acquire a better knowledge of President’s role and function. Learn effective ways to lead volunteers, conduct meetings and grow your club.
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Optimist International3 Club President is the “Chief Executive Officer” in the “People Business” of motivating and managing the efforts of volunteers. Accepting the Challenge
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Optimist International4 Brainstorming oList the characteristics of a good leader oWhich are most important?
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Optimist International5 Possible Answers oCommitment oFriendly oOptimistic oDelegate oSmile oPromote oFellowship oGood Listener oTactful oAppreciative oRecognize effort oPersistence oOrganized oDependable oSpeaking ability oCaring
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Optimist International6 Resources for Success oPeople oGovernor oLieutenant Governor oDistrict Committees oMentor oWeb-sites ooptimistleaders.org ooptimist.org oPublications oAwards Handbook oBylaws oSee Web-sites oConferences oDistrict (4) oOI Convention (July)
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Optimist International7 Governance of Optimist International oOptimist International Board & President oStaff in St. Louis & Montreal oRegional Vice Presidents oDistrict Governor, Exec. Comm. & Board oZone Lieutenant Governors oClub President & Board oThe Functional Unit of Optimist International oMember Volunteers
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Optimist International8 Finances oYouth Fund - Monies raised from the community are returned to the community oGeneral Fund - Dues pay for internal social and administrative costs oFiscal year Oct.1 - Sept. 30
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Optimist International9 Budget oCreated during Summer for coming year o(Oct. 1- Sept. 30) oBy Club Finance Committee with incoming Sec/treasurer and President oBudget Guides available on Web-site
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Optimist International10 Incorporation oAutonomous not-for-profit youth service organization - Incorporation in U.S. usually under 501(C)(4) oDues may be a business expense but not a “charitable contributions” o501(C)(3) is a Foundation
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Optimist International11 OI Foundation oDonations to support Youth Work oYour club can access “charitable contributions” by using OIF tools. oPass-through, 21st Century, etc. oContact OIF for details o1-800-500-8130 or Web-site
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Optimist International12 Fund Raising oBest Fund Raisers are: oHigh Income oLow Investment oMinimal Risk oBuild Member Morale oMaximize Club Name Recognition oFund-Raising Guide - Web-site
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Optimist International13 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oWho is considered the “Chief Executive Officer” of an Optimist Club?
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Optimist International14 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oWho sets the policy and direction for an Optimist Club?
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Optimist International15 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oWho raises the dues of belonging to an Optimist Club?
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Optimist International16 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oWho is the current President of Optimist International?
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Optimist International17 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oWhich member of your Club’s Board of Directors is not elected?
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Optimist International18 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oBy what date should a Club elect new Officers?
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Optimist International19 ????? Quiz-Bowl????? oWhat is the name of the form to report the addition of new members?
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Optimist International20 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oWhat is the non-profit status under which most U.S. clubs are incorporated?
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Optimist International21 ????? Quiz-Bowl ????? oIn what city is the next Optimist International Convention?
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Optimist International22 Leading Your Team (Next) BREAK
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