Visioning A Club Development Tool - PowerPoint Presentation

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Visioning

A Club Development Tool

2016 Club Leadership Seminars

Visioning

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Do you have a waiting list of young people wanting to join?

Do members never leave your club?

Are all your members actively involved in all projects?

Do you get press coverage of all your events?

Does everyone in your area know what Rotary does?

Effective clubs are able to…

Sustain and Increase Membership

Implement Successful Service Projects

Support The Rotary FoundationDevelop Leaders Beyond the Club LevelAchieve excellent PR

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Every Club Leader

wants to have a great,

successful and memorable year, and pass on a club that is at the top of its game because………………

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Failure Sucks

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“

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

Visioning

Through the Visioning process you will gain . . .

Clarity for Club members on

what we stand for

A vision to plan towardsMotivation for recruitment

Continuity in projects/decision making

Confirmation of your relevance to the community

A larger and stronger group of club leaders

More vibrancy as a club

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A bit of background

Visioning started in 2002 in District 5960 (

Minnesota and Wisconsin)

Developed by Rotarians Steve and Terri Wilcox who adapted techniques they use professionally Spread to Canada, New Zealand, Australia and now across RIBI. In use in over 100 Districts worldwide

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Visioning is……….

A structured process to help members develop a plan for the future of their Club

A way to move Clubs up the

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vibrancy scale

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An ongoing process

Visioning is not…….

Just about getting new members

Something you have to do

A quick fix solution

Something the DG wants us to do

Visioning – the Basics

So why is a vision needed?

Tradition of annual cycles has not been effective

Need for greater Continuity, Consistency and ConsensusAbility of ALL club members to shape the focus of the club

A Plan for the future 10

Rotary’s own Strategic Plan

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Pulling in the same direction

with a common destination

in mind…

Our Objective

What could this mean for

Your Club?

The courage to challenge yourselves and to dream…

More visibility More vibrancy More members More relevance More sustainability

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The Visioning process

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Creating the Vision

Sharing the Vision

Enacting the Vision

Visioning Sessions

Topics covered during the session include:

A) What do we stand for in the community

B) Club size and attributesC) All 5 Avenues of ServiceD) Foundation Success

E) Public Image

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What could this mean for You?

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whatever !

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Rotary Vision

a PLAN !

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Visioning

“Great leaders never accept the world as it is and always work for the world as it should be”

Condoleezza Rice

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District 1010 Clubs that

have a vision

Rotary Club of Aberdeen Rotary Club of Aberdeen Balgownie

Rotary Club of Anstruther Rotary Club of Ellon Rotary Club of Kinross and District

Rotary Club of Stornoway Portlethen

and East Sutherland in April/June

Your Club?

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Next steps

Share with your club the benefits of Visioning

Discuss how you want to get involved

Get alignment with current and future leadersAppoint a Club Visioning Champion who will co-ordinate the process for your Club

Get in touch with the District Visioning team and arrange a presentation for your club

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Next steps

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Club Visioning - North

Gary Macalister

01358 761402

garymacalister@aol.com

Club Visioning - South

John Minhinick

01383 860145

j.minhinick@btinternet.com

Think about it…

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There are risks and costs to a program of action, but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction.

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- John F. Kennedy

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THANK YOU