Have you considered Team Building for your Rotary Club?

Team building is the process of turning a group of individual club members into a cohesive team—a group of people organized to work together to meet the needs of their community by accomplishing their purpose and goals.

Rotary Clubs are instrumental in changing lives and transforming communities. But they need effective leadership.

Every club needs a strong leadership team to succeed. This is especially true for clubs, where the President and board need to rally members and donors around a common cause.

Leadership can happen at any level of a club, so it's important to make sure you have a well-rounded team that feels empowered to take charge from wherever they are.

Diversity is no passing fad. Your club should accurately reflect the makeup of society. We’re talking across all spectrums here – race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, socio-economic background and education. Decades of research has shown that there is an inherent link between diversity and innovation, strong Rotary values and psychologically secure environments. Within these cultures, authenticity and respect can flourish, allowing clubs to d perform better in an atmosphere of inclusion.

How Does Your Rotary Club Attract and Engage Younger Members?

Most Rotary clubs have a membership that skews quite a bit older. Each club will have to define "younger" for themselves. if your club hasn't started yet, its time to start aggressively recruiting millennials and engaging with these young professionals.

How to Attract & Retain Millennial members into your Rotary Club.  We've all heard that we need to attract and retain millennials but have not been given examples of how to attract them into membership.  Here is a start.

With an enormous number of Rotary clubs social distancing as the world tries to curb the spread of Covid 19, Zoom for clubs has zoomed into focus as a top choice for club meetings.

Is your club facing a dwindling and aging membership?  Many Rotary clubs are asking themselves two questions:  What Happened? and What's New?

Rotary membership is declining nationally and many clubs are struggling to attract younger professionals ages 25 to 40.

Running a successful Rotary club is impossible without passionate and active members. It’s tough enough to find and recruit new members, and it can be even harder to keep them engaged and delighted year after year. 

But having an engaged and growing membership is key to any club that wants to make a meaningful impact on people’s lives – or the world. In this episode, you’ll learn why consistent membership renewals are critical for a healthy and impactful organization.

If you’re at all involved in club management, you know how challenging it can be. Not only do you have to attract and recruit new members -- but you have to get them engaged them once you have them. Not to mention retaining them long term.

When it comes to the way Rotary serves its members, the differences between what the boomer and senior members want and what the Generation Xers and Millennials want is vastly different. So different, that Rotary will never be the same again.