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Priority #1 Plus! District 5040 Vancouver, BC December 9, 2017 YOUR PRESENTER Im so happy to be here! Jim Adamson Asst. Rotary Coordinator Zone 24 West 2 KEY OUTCOMES Learn how to create the best Rotary Brand Experience to improve Club


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Priority #1 Plus!

District 5040 Vancouver, BC December 9, 2017

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YOUR PRESENTER

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I’m so happy to be here!

Jim Adamson

  • Asst. Rotary Coordinator

Zone 24 West

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Learn how to create the best Rotary Brand Experience to improve Club Culture and Retention!

KEY OUTCOMES

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Never Heard

  • f Rotary

Know Name Only Some Familiarity

SURVEY SHOWS…

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Two key questions:

1.Why did you JOIN Rotary? 2.What is the main reason you STAY with Rotary?

siegel + gale SURVEY

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For friendship 30.0% To positively impact my community 35.5% Networking opportunities 18.7% Personal & professional recognition 4.3% Training opportunities 3.3% To have positive impact globally 8.2%

WHY JOIN?

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For friendship 30.0% 38.4% To positively impact my community 35.5% 36.1%

Networking opportunities 18.7% 5.2% Personal & professional recognition 4.3% 2.3% Training opportunities 3.3% 3.5% To have positive impact globally 8.2% 14.5%

WHY STAY?

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74.5%

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Who are our customers? PONDER THIS…

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OUR MEMBERS!

What do our customers want?

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  • 1. FRIENDS and CONTACTS
  • 2. LOCAL impact
  • 3. ENGAGEMENT of skills and

passion

  • 4. WORKING WITH LEADERS

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OUR CUSTOMERS WANT…

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How do we attract new members? How do we retain members?

You Need Both!

ATTRACTION AND RETENTION

Are we giving our customers what they want?

The Rotary Brand Experience

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ROTARY BRAND EXPERIENCE

Fun, inclusive, welcoming Friendships Relationships Service Projects What else? Every interaction as a Rotarian!

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CLUB SURVEY

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How is the Rotary Brand Experience in your Club?

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Let’s invite Mary Smith, the owner of a local stationery store, to a club meeting. FIRST THE ASK

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We are 1.2 million men and women in

  • ver 200 countries and geographic

areas with 34,000 clubs globally. We carry out humanitarian projects like PolioPlus our flagship program!

THE “CLASSIC” ELEVATOR SPEECH

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For friendship 30.0% To positively impact my community 35.5% Networking opportunities 18.7% Personal & professional recognition 4.3% Training opportunities 3.3% To have positive impact globally 8.2%

REMEMBER WHY PEOPLE JOIN?

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65.5%

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We’re a leadership organization of local

business, professional and civic leaders. We meet regularly, get to know each

  • ther, form friendships, & through that,

we’re able to get things done in our community.

A BETTER ANSWER

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NOW THE QUESTION

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What’s Rotary?

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Why Rotary?

THE NEXT QUESTION

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Your club website! Your Facebook page! Do they reflect what you told Mary? THE NEXT STOP

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WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK

What is YOUR club’s first impression?

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ROTARY’S VISUAL IDENTITY

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What story are you telling?

Zone Public Image Chair

Sean Hogan

WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA CHECKUP

shogan@buckleyhogan.com (w) 604-635-3000 Cell: 604-816-0926

Peter Roaf

District Public Image Chair

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10 MINUTE BREAK

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What’s Rotary?

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Mary visits your Club. What is her experience?

THE FIRST CLUB VISIT

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You had me at “Hello…”

AT THE DOOR

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Remember diversity comes in shapes, sizes, colors, and religions

THE MEETING BEGINS

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The first introduction to Rotary relationships and experiences

THE GUEST INTRODUCTION

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WHAT DO GUESTS HEAR?

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THE BIG NO-NO

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Will you marry me? Are you joining our club?

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How did Mary feel? THE ROTARY BRAND EXPERIENCE

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Part of everything we do!

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  • 1. FRIENDS and CONTACTS
  • 2. LOCAL impact
  • 3. ENGAGEMENT of skills and

passion

  • 4. WORKING WITH LEADERS

OUR CUSTOMERS VALUE

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Sometimes you want to go; Where everybody knows your name, and they’re always glad you came.

IS THIS YOUR CLUB?

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Sometimes you want to go; Where everybody knows your name, and they’re always glad you came.

IT’S RELATIONSHIPS & EXPERIENCES!

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MARY WANTS TO JOIN!

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Now the focus is on RETENTION

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The Bowden Club has no retention problem

STRONG RETENTION AND BRAND

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FOUR KEYS TO RETENTION- #1

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  • 1. Personal induction
  • 2. Skills & passions
  • 3. Engagement
  • 4. Being “in the know”
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FOUR KEYS TO RETENTION- #2

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  • 1. Personal induction
  • 2. Skills & passions
  • 3. Engagement
  • 4. Being “in the know”
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FOUR KEYS TO RETENTION- #3

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  • 1. Personal induction
  • 2. Skills & passions
  • 3. Engagement
  • 4. Being “in the know”
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What do you do? Sharing best practices ENGAGING NEW MEMBERS

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ESSENTIAL TOOLS

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Rotary Club New Member Information A Formal Written Mentoring Program

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Is it a big deal? YES! PERSONAL INVITATIONS

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–Ask them to be involved –Make them feel valued

ENGAGING LONG-TERM MEMBERS

What are the issues?

Continuing care for ALL members

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SERVICE AND THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

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FOUR KEYS TO RETENTION- #4

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  • 1. Personal induction
  • 2. Skills & passions
  • 3. Engagement
  • 4. Being “in the know”
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10 MINUTE BREAK

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Why Rotary?

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2016 Council on Legislation

Chicago, IL - April 10-15, 2016 523 Rotarians certified 181 proposed enactments and resolutions

WHAT IS THE COL?

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The 2016 COL gave clubs flexibility which will help membership! WHAT’S THE IMPACT?

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  • Flexibility
  • Diversity

THE ROTARY BRAND EXPERIENCE

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Norms Values Relationships Beliefs Actions Experiences

CULTURE

CLUB CULTURE- YOUR CLUB BRAND

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Doing well… Struggling… Engaged, Satisfied members 5 4 3 2 1 Disengaged, dissatisfied members Diverse 5 4 3 2 1 Not representing community Growing 5 4 3 2 1 Stale or declining Positive public interest 5 4 3 2 1 No interest from public Relevant to community needs 5 4 3 2 1 What community needs?

HOW WOULD YOU EVALUATE YOUR CLUB

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1. What do your members love about your club? 2. What turns members off? 3. What 3 things could be improved to enhance the club experience: ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________

DISCOVERING CLUB CULTURE

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THE DISTRICT WEBSITES

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THE ZONE 24/32 WEBSITE

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THE ZONE 25/26 WEBSITE

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Zone2526.org > Membership and Public Image

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THE RI WEBSITE

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

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District 5360 Membership Team

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Tom Smith – Membership Chair Joan Hansen – Membership Alumni Del Paterson – Club Extension Chair Ross Birchall – RI Lead Coordinator Roy Provost – Club Coach Hans Doge – Club Coach Bryan Gascon – Co-Club Coach Crystal Bouchard –Co- Club Coach Carol Lederc – Co-Club Coach

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ACTION PLAN

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Create the best Rotary Brand Experience to improve Club Culture and Retention!

How?

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  • 1. FRIENDS and CONTACTS
  • 2. LOCAL impact
  • 3. ENGAGEMENT of skills and

passion

  • 4. WORKING WITH LEADERS

OUR MEMBERS/CUSTOMERS VALUE…

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THANK YOU!