Incoming governors talk about Future Vision pilot
Rotary International News -- 18 January 2010
I ncoming governors from the 100 districts chosen to participate in the Future Vision pilot attended special training sessions 17-18 January, before the International Assembly ( See related story). The three-year pilot, which begins in July, will test a new, streamlined Rotary Foundation grant structure. Several district leaders shared their thoughts about the pilot.
Julianne Reppenhagen
District 7980 (Connecticut, USA)
"The networking opportunities have been great. We’re enthused to go back and get our presidents involved in a positive way."
Matthias Shoga
District 9110 (Nigeria)
"We have done some of these projects on a smaller scale. This gives us the opportunity to seek out opportunities on a larger scale."
Wichai Maneewacharakiet
District 3330 (Thailand)
"This will help us find the partner we’re looking for. We need more events like this."
Stephen May
District 7930 (parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, USA)
"I'm proud to have a chance to be in on the ground floor of the future of Rotary."
Yashwant Jejurikar
District 3131 (India)
"I'm happy that Rotary is changing according to the times. It will definitely increase the credibility of the Foundation."