1. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Club Visioning Long Range Planning to Secure the Future of Rotary

2. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Club Visioning is ….. NOT Compulsory NOT only for Rotary Clubs that are in difficulties Rotary Clubs are NOT being ordered or directed by:  Visioning Facilitators  District  Assistant Governors  RIBI  Rotary International

3. © International Vision Facilitation Committee What Is “ Club Visioning ” ? A dynamic tool that helps define a shared vision for your Club. It generates shared commitment and creates a framework to establish goals & objectives. It ensures everyone is pulling in the same direction with a common destination in mind.

4. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Why Is A Vision Needed? A vision supports continuity, enables consistency and leads to consensus. It leads to a multi-year coordinated plan instead of annual cycles of “re-inventing the wheel”. Encourages new leaders in the Club to step forward.

5. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Start with the “End” in mind…. SUCCESSFUL CLUBS Sustain and increase membership Sustain and increase membership Implement successful service projects Implement successful service projects Support The Rotary Foundation Support The Rotary Foundation Develop leaders in the club and beyond Develop leaders in the club and beyond

6. © International Vision Facilitation Committee 2013 2014 2016 2015 2017 The Outcome of Club Visioning VISION Annual plans, projects, programs A Long Term Vision A Five Year Plan

7. © International Vision Facilitation Committee How Club Planning Works Club agrees to invite the Visioning Facilitator to the Club A representative selection of Club Members to attend. Must include President, President Elect and Nominee (if known) BE OPEN MINDED

8. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Members note down ideas for the future of their club………

9. © International Vision Facilitation Committee …across 11 Categories  Club Stands For  Club Size  Club Attributes  Five Avenues of Service Club Service Vocational Service Community Service New Generations Service International Service  Fundraisers  The Rotary Foundation  Public Image

10. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Facilitators Capture your ideas

11. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Round 1 - Voting

12. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Round 2 - Voting

13. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Facilitators summarise a Vision for your Rotary Club

14. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Next Step - Implement the Vision 1. Write up the Club Vision ► 2. Translate to Long Range Goals & Plan ► 3. Develop Annual (Short Term) Goals & Plans ► 4. Engage every member in the Passion of the Vision ►Club Assemblies ► Ongoing Training ► 5. Build in Succession Leadership ► 6. Review and update the Vision on regular basis

15. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Follow - Up The District Visioning Team is there to help any club needing guidance or assistance in implementing their Vision

16. © International Vision Facilitation Committee “Rotary is not an organisation for retrospection. It is rather one whose worth and purpose lie in future activity rather than past performance.” - Paul Harris, Founder of Rotary International

17. © International Vision Facilitation Committee Thank you for your Commitment