RLI-SD PETS Proposal

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Florida PETS 2009
Membership Development
Reference Club Presidents Manual pages 55 - 69
Florida PETS 2009 Presidents-elect Training
Seminar
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MEMBERSHIP
Objective

• To discuss the importance of,and the Presidents
  role in, advancing the first
• Object of Rotary,
• which is

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MEMBERSHIP
The Development of acquaintance as an
opportunity for service.
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MEMBERSHIP

• Who should be a member of your Rotary Club?

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MEMBERSHIP

• What is your role in Membership
• Development?

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MEMBERSHIP
Membership Committee
Who?
Size?
Purpose?
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MEMBERSHIP

• Membership Committee
• Chairman
• Multi-year Position
• Could be a past president
• May be a club director
• Report at each board meeting

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Membership Committee Duties
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Membership Committee Duties
Creating a Membership Development Strategic Plan
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Membership Committee Duties
Attracting Prospective Members
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MEMBERSHIP
Membership Committee Duties
Bringing in New Members
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Membership Committee Duties
Involving New Members
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MEMBERSHIP

• The most common reason members drop out during
  the first three years is - - -
• they feel neglected.

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• Retaining Members

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• Resources
• Presidents Manual, Appendix 17 -21
• District Membership Chair
• Club Assessment Tools on RI website
• But the best one should be for your
• entire Membership Committee to
• attend . . .

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MEMBERSHIP
Your Districts Membership Seminar
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Summary and Evaluation
MEMBERSHIP
Session Objective the importance of, and the
Presidents role in, advancing the First
Object of Rotary through membership

• Please express on your evaluation form whether or
  not you felt this session attained its objective.
• We appreciate written comments.