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Your Host:
Emily Tucker, Regional
Membership Officer, RI
IN CONVERSATION WITH:
PDG Lisa Faith Massey
District 5890 Visioning Chair
Clyde Hays III,
Rotary Club of West U
(Houston), District 5890
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14. “If you don’t know where you are going,
chances are you will end up someplace
else.” --Yogi Berra
15. WHY IS CLUB PLANNING NEEDED?
• Creates effective Annual Leadership Cycles
• Establishes a coordinated direction over multiple
years
• Provides a safe environment for club members to
voice their thoughts and opinions
• Necessary to provide consistency and continuity for
leadership and club members from year to year
16. WHAT IS A CLUB VISION?
Pulling in the
same
direction
with a
common
destination in
mind…
17. 5 PLANNING QUESTIONS
• Who are we? (Rotary Club X)
• Where are we? (Rotary Vision Questionnaire-RVQ)
• Where do we want to be? (Vision)
• How will we get there?
(Long range plan-actions & programs)
• How will we know when we’ve arrived?
(Measurements-RVQ, club size, accomplishments,
projects, etc.)
18. CLUB VISIONING TOPICS
• What do we stand for in the community
• Club size and attributes
• All 5 Avenues of Service
• Foundation Success
• Public Image
• Six Areas of Focus
19. BENEFITS & OUTCOMES OF VISIONING
• Long range Plan (Strategic)
• Annual goals (Actions & plans)
• Continuity in projects/decision-making
• Consensus for decision-making
• Club members know “what we stand for”
(mission/vision/elevator speech)
• Improved Leadership Development
• Improved Member Engagement & Attraction
• Use resources/ideas from RI, other clubs, businesses
20.
21. OPPORTUNITIES
• Attracting new members
• Making new members feel welcome
• Advertising our numerous service
• projects
• Helping younger people nurture business
relationships
• Talking about how we can address cost of
membership
30. DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN
District 5890 will provide aid and support to
the clubs to accomplish the following tasks:
a. Strengthen Clubs
b. Retain Members
c. Recruit New Members
d. Start New Clubs
33. THANK YOU
• Next up: Tues, Oct. 15th 4-5pm – Brand and
Using Rotary’s Visual Identity
• Tell your friends! All members of D5890
welcome.
• Questions? Contact GrowRotary@rotary.org