Here's a nice package for a DGE’s Pre-PETS and PETS Breakouts -- "Membership 101 in a Box", intended to help incoming Governors and Membership Chairs in training Presidents-Elect and Club Membership Chairs. Actually, it’s not a bad mid-year “remedial” program for clubs that have not gotten off the blocks with new member attraction
Download FileThe Zones 33-34 website, RIZones33-34.org, provides a curated, easy-to access library of some of the best membership collateral in the Rotary world. That resource, together with DACdb as a District-wide communication platform and the MAP Membership Success Center as a place to set and track membership goals and progress rounds out a suite of valuable tools for District leaders. These resources are the backbone of the Zones 33-34 Membership Access Plan.
Download FileTake a video guided tour of the MAP Membership Success Center. Membership Goal Setting, Membership Progress Dashboards, Member Satisfaction Surveys and several reports for Club, District and Zone leaders.
Download FileData-driven decision-making is critical to the success of any business — and to your club and district. This session will help club and district leaders understand their data, including historical attraction and retention rates, and prioritize their goals in order to maximize their impact. NOTE: Though the speakers are all from North America, what they have learned about their clubs are things we see reflected in clubs around the Rotary world.
Download FileZone 34 Large clubs recorded session of Jacksonville Club President Jim Agee sharing their strategy to turn around the club's membership decline. Learn their key decisions and continuing strategies to create a growing, vibrant, traditional legacy club. Rotary Coordinator Mike Darragh provides context and introduction of Jim. 27 minutes of presentation followed by 15 minutes of Q&A.
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