[D9640general] [eFlash_Rotary] Digest Number 810
Garry Krischock
gnakris at bigpond.net.au
Sat Jul 12 12:26:44 EST 2008
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TAEc2VjA2Rtc2cEc2xrA3Ztc2cEc3RpbWUDMTIxNTc2NzQyMQ--> 1533: Membership growth
encouraged, rewarded
Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:32 am (PDT)
Membership growth encouraged, rewarded
By Maureen Vaught
The 2008-09 New Member Sponsor Pin is available through licensed
Rotary vendors as a way to recognize club members who sponsor new
members.
"You can feel the excitement and energy in a growing Rotary club,"
says Michael McGovern, vice chair of the 2008-09 RI Membership
Development and Retention Committee.
To help energize clubs worldwide, RI President Dong Kurn Lee is
traveling the globe to generate ideas for membership growth. His
first of 12 presidential conferences , which will include small-group
discussions to identify best practices for member recruitment and
retention, took place 7 July in Tokyo.
Conferences in Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, and South Africa will also
address child mortality, a top concern that lies at the heart of this
year's RI theme, Make Dreams Real .
To encourage clubs and districts to take action to increase
membership, Lee has developed a new membership recognition program.
During 2008-09, clubs that achieve a 10 percent net increase in
membership will receive a certificate signed by the president. At the
district level, gaining two new clubs and a 10 percent net membership
increase must be reached. District recognition awards vary depending
on the percentage of clubs achieving the membership increase. See
details of the membership recognition program.
The 10 clubs and districts with the highest percentage net membership
increase will be recognized on stage at the 2009 RI Convention in
Birmingham, England. To ensure recognition, clubs should update
membership information via Member Access by 15 May. RI membership
database numbers will be used to determine achievement.
"The goals can be achieved by any club or district that makes
membership development a priority," McGovern says.
This article appeared in the July issue of Rotary World .
"You can feel the excitement and energy in a growing Rotary club,"
says Michael McGovern, vice chair of the 2008-09 RI Membership
Development and Retention Committee.
To help energize clubs worldwide, RI President Dong Kurn Lee is
traveling the globe to generate ideas for membership growth. His
first of 12 presidential conferences , which will include small-group
discussions to identify best practices for member recruitment and
retention, took place 7 July in Tokyo.
Conferences in Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, and South Africa will also
address child mortality, a top concern that lies at the heart of this
year's RI theme, Make Dreams Real .
To encourage clubs and districts to take action to increase
membership, Lee has developed a new membership recognition program.
During 2008-09, clubs that achieve a 10 percent net increase in
membership will receive a certificate signed by the president. At the
district level, gaining two new clubs and a 10 percent net membership
increase must be reached. District recognition awards vary depending
on the percentage of clubs achieving the membership increase. See
details of the membership recognition program.
The 10 clubs and districts with the highest percentage net membership
increase will be recognized on stage at the 2009 RI Convention in
Birmingham, England. To ensure recognition, clubs should update
membership information via Member Access by 15 May. RI membership
database numbers will be used to determine achievement.
"The goals can be achieved by any club or district that makes
membership development a priority," McGovern says.
Source: July issue of Rotary World
Courtesy: eFlash_Rotary
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