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The Training Best Practices Database is an opportunity for Rotary clubs and districts to share their training success stories. If you would like to receive further information on a particular training best practice, please refer to the contact information provided in the search result.
If you would like to submit a best practice, please use the form to tell us about your successful training efforts. The information will be added to our Training Best Practices Database. If you choose to provide your contact information when submitting this form, you give permission to have this information listed in the Rotary World Magazine Press and on the RI Web site.
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| Club Name | | | Country | USA | District | 7890 | | Training Audience | Club level | | Type of training | Membership development, Public Relations, Rotary Info | | Best Practice | District 7890 public relations program, "We are the message." <br> The program focuses on individual and club level efforts to generate our own media, brand ourselves as Rotarians, increase membership development, and enhance Rotary awareness, perception, and response. This program can be a public relations program at a district conference.
| | Resources | Resources used in this public relations program are from the RI Web site (www.rotary.org), including RI public relations tools, e-learning, and training resources. Handouts are given to meeting attendees including a content outline with references to RI and other relevant Internet sites. A copy of the program is available online at www.rotarydistict7890.org.
| | Results | So far, the outreach effort has been well received. Clubs have been responsive in rethinking their approach to public relations.
| | Contact | Peter Gross | | Web Site |
http://www.rotarydistrict7890.org | E-mail | web@rotary.org | | Phone | 860.729.4912 | Fax | 860.683.4450 |
| Club Name | | | Country | India | District | 3180 | | Training Audience | Club level | | Type of training | Membership development, Public Relations | | Best Practice | During my year as club president, I used Member Access on the RI Web site to get a list of all the members who had left our club. I contacted them to ask if they were interested in returning to the club and to find out why they left.
| | Resources | Member Access, RI Web site, Email
| | Results | Yet to know
| | Contact | Aa.Cha.Ashoka Kumara | | Web Site | | E-mail | web@rotary.org | | Phone | 0821 5253577 | Fax | |
| Club Name | | | Country | USA | District | 7450 | | Training Audience | District level | | Type of training | Leadership Development, Training tips, Incoming Officer | | Best Practice | Copying from other Districts, we changed the District Assembly from a 1/2 day Monday morning to a 3 PM to 8:30 PM Wednesday including dinner.
What happened that was special was a 90 minute section from 4 PM until 5:30 PM where we had breakout sessions for the following: Membership development Public Relations and Websites
Presidents-elect
Vocational Service Youth Community Service
International Service
Rotary Foundation
Our District Foundation.
Through publicity, which started at the first Pre-PETS meeting in January, weekly e-mails, hard copy letters and support from the assistant governors, attendance was 210 people - double the previous year representing all but two district clubs. Over 50 Rotarians were involved in planning, leading the discussion groups, publicizing and executing the event.
| | Resources | Materials were prepared by the district, but the best materials were brought to the event by the various committees.
| | Results | | | Contact | Bob Lankin DG 2005-06 | | Web Site |
http://www.Rotary7450.org | E-mail | web@rotary.org | | Phone | 215-887-9990 | Fax | 215-887-9986 |
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