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Monthly Rotary Reminders District 5470
ROTARY REMINDER:  MEMBERSHIP JUMPSTART WEBINAR – 4TH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH
 
 George Small, DG 2017-18 highly recommends Rotarians attend this monthly seminar since it covers so many topics to strengthen clubs, not just membership.

 NOTE: You NO LONGER have to register for this call, simply sign in using the information below. For the BEST experience please sign in using a computer or tablet.

Every month on the fourth Tuesday, Zones 21b-27 (7 pm MST/or 8PM CT) holds a one hour Membership Jumpstart Seminar to discuss issues to enhance and growth membership. You may join this call by going to:
 
https://www.zoom.us/join
and then type in the following code: 544896340
Or Telephone:     Dial: +1 408 638 0968 (US Toll) or +1 646 558 8656 (US Toll)     Meeting ID: 544 896 340
  
Rotary Leadership Institute International Training Program
Rotary Leadership Institute International Training Program
 
An international training program endorsed by RI to develop club leaders
 
Montrose session evening of June 22 and all day June 23!
 
District 5470 has 27 trained RLI facilitators ready to offer the new version of the RLI curriculum to you and your club leaders and emerging leaders. The training is also a great tool for professional development for your members.
 
This program teaches the essence of leadership skills along with a deep knowledge of Rotary.  It has an abundance of class discussion, networking, and sharing activities along with interactive experiences to help develop leadership skills.
 
Facilitators are carefully selected from among Rotarian leaders and the participatory course sessions are limited to 15 students each so all can contribute and be heard.
 
In order to earn the RLI pin and certificate, a student needs to complete all three parts and we have condensed them into a half-day Friday and all-day Saturday format.
 
Hear what some of our District 5470 RLI graduates have to say about this training:
 
What a well-designed, well-thought-out, and well-executed workshop.  All of you gave me great ideas I want to use next year...plus I want to connect with you more than our clubs have, in the past.  Thanks for the information and the FUN!                                                                                    
                Ron Rubin
 
I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for a terrific workshop this past weekend.  I felt it personally gave me new insights about Rotary. Thank each of you for leading and participating.  I look forward to furthering our Rotary fellowship. 
                Sally Sparhawk                            
           
Lots of ideas exchanged; Good information; Good group dynamics; Got all clubs involved.                                             
                 Bill Savage
Plan now to recruit and send your future leaders to RLI.
 
For more information click Read More below and contact: 
Paulette Church (rotarypaulette@gmail.com) or Ann Harris (rotaryann@gmail.com)
       
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Rotary's Vision Statement
Rotary’s vision statement: why should you care?
 
 
Last June, Rotary's Board of Directors and Trustees approved a new vision statement for the organization: "Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.” Stephanie Urchick, chair of Rotary's Strategic Planning Committee, explains what went into arriving at that statement, and how you can help us chart a course for Rotary to thrive in the years ahead.
 
 
District 5470 Social Media Guideline
 
District 5470 Social Media Guideline
 
Introduction
The advent of social media means that you can reach your audience directly and have a two-way conversation with each one of them.
 
Now, instead of writing a message about your post as if you were delivering a speech, you now can make the style more personal.
 
Whether or not you are new to Facebook, Twitter etc., there need to be a plan, and engaging content.
 
Important
Have at least two active admins for your Rotary Club page. This way, if one person moves, leaves Rotary, etc. the user name and password are accessible.
 
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Polio Update
 

Polio as of 8 May 2018

Strengthening the Rotary Story
 

Strengthening the Rotary Story

 
 

In 2011, Rotary launched an initiative to strengthen our image, expand public understanding of what we do, and engage and inspire current and prospective members, donors, and partners. As part of that effort, we established an internal definition of our brand, confirming Rotary as the organization that joins leaders from all continents, cultures, and occupations, who exchange ideas on solving some of the world’s toughest problems, and then take action to bring lasting change to communities around the world.  Rotarians have been working hard to tell the story of our impact in their communities. Thanks to their efforts, our public awareness levels globally have grown from 60 percent in 2012 to 75 percent in 2015.

Check out Rotary’s new public image campaign, People of Action. Now available at the .
 
District 5470 Honored for Public Image Work
TOP DISTRICTS RECOGNIZED FOR PUBLIC IMAGE WORK AT ZONE INSTITUTE
 
Public Image awards for Rotary year 2016-17 were presented at the re-scheduled Zone Institute in Chicago December 9th to North Texas District 5810 and Southern Colorado District 5470. 
 
Twelve of the 22 districts in Zone 21B and 27 submitted award applications this past year.  Required activities to qualify included increased media coverage, strong efforts to build Rotary’s new visual identity, implementation of a district public image plan, and at least one district-wide Rotary Foundation centennial initiative.  Districts also had to complete at least one additional activity that included a club public image award or citation, training program. Club visual identity audit or a measurable expansion of social media such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc. 
 
Paulette Church,  Public Image Coordinator for District 5470 reported successful coverage of Rotary events in Colorado newspapers, YouTube features on Navajo Solar Light and Guatemalan Water projects, and Facebook implementation by more than 50% of their clubs. 
 
Governor Teresa Anson’s  district strategic communication plan emphasized the difference Rotary is making at home and around the world, and the message that Rotary can lead the community to solving problems.   They obtained written pledges from club presidents to adopt the Rotary master brand, distributed 900 master brand pins to members, and  achieved an 80% usage of master brand usage on club visual materials.
 
District public image coordinators are working again this Rotary year to qualify for the 2017-2018 District Public Image awards. 
 
 
District 5470 Guide to Attending RI Conferences
A District 5470 Guide to
Attending a Rotary International Convention
 
By: Paulette Church
 
 
Several members of District 5470 have asked for help in planning their RI Convention trip and their time will there.  In an effort to help with this and after attending four Conventions, I am putting together these suggestions, which will change as others contribute their ideas as well.
 
First, each Convention has different issues regarding travel, size, venue, and the quality of the host committee’s planning. I suggest your arrive one day before and stay at least one day after the Convention.  That said, there are some common steps to take:
 
 
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