President Elect Training Seminar for 2012-2013 Club Presidents

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President Elect Training Seminar for 2012-2013 Club Presidents. By Avi Tilak DG 2012-13 : D7470. Leadership Team. DG : Avi Tilak DGE : Barry Kroll DGN : Larry Ripley DGD : ??? Secretary : Margit Rahill Treasurer : Art Powell Trainer : Barbara Miller Parliamentarian : Harvery Gilbert. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • President Elect Training Seminar for 2012-2013 Club PresidentsBy Avi TilakDG 2012-13 : D7470

  • Leadership TeamDG : Avi TilakDGE : Barry KrollDGN : Larry RipleyDGD : ???Secretary : Margit RahillTreasurer : Art PowellTrainer : Barbara MillerParliamentarian : Harvery Gilbert

  • Leadership Team : AGsEllie Benz: Branchville, Hampton Township, Newton, Wallkill Valley Stacey Borden: Belleville, Livingston, Montclair, West Orange (Maureen Edelsons clubs) Louise Forbes: Bernardsville, Boonton, Butler/Triboro, Parsippany/Troy Hills, Pequannock Valley Frank Geraghty: Belvidere, Blairstown, Hackettstown, Phillipsburg, Washington Cassandra Graham: East Orange, Ironbound, Irvington, Newark Joyce Kazoun: Bloomfield, Cedar Grove, Fairfield, Glen Ridge, Nutley

  • Leadership Team : AGsRon Kelley: Denville, Denville Sunrise, Dover, Morris Plains, Rockaway (Stacey Bordens clubs) Hal Moeller: Caldwell, Chatham/Milburn, Florham Park, Madison, Morristown, Whippany Claudia Molina: Chester/Long Valley, Mendham, Mt. Olive, Randolph, Roxbury, Wharton/Mine Hill (Carol Pellets clubs) Georgia Solotoff: East Hanover, Livingston Sunrise, Maplewood, Montville, Roseland, South Orange Cory Stoner: Jefferson, Lake Hopatcong, Netcong/Stanhope, Vernon (Ray Freaneys clubs)

  • RI President Sakuji TanakaVideo from International Assemblyhttp://vimeo.com/35160367

  • DG Avi Tilaks ThemeWhy I joined Rotary?What I discovered?

  • DG Avi Tilaks Theme

    Service Without Boundaries

  • Rotary Strategic Plan

  • My PrioritiesCommunicationGet the Rotary story outOther things will follow

  • My PrioritiesCommunication leads to . . . . .Greater public awareness of RotaryCommunity support of service projects Recruitment of new membersRetention of current membersGreater response to club fundraisersFoundation support by members

  • NextDistrict Budget (Treasurer Art Powell)Foundation in 2012-13 versus 2013-14 (PDG Janice Teetsell)Polio Eradication campaign in 2012-13 (PDG Karien Ziegler)

  • Club Presidents and Assistant Governors sessionCompleted Planning guide.Foundation goals.Polio Eradication goals.Schedule Governors visit.In-Flight SurveyPhotos of presidents by next week.Two photos of club activities by mid-April.Club proxies for Bangkok convention.

  • Integrated CommunicationsInward facingOutward facingIn-Flight: PDG Karien ZieglerPublic Relations / Public Image: Christy BergElectronics: DG Jim Allison

  • Christy Berg Public ImageInert Christys presentation onBrand identityPublic Relations / Public ImageGrant applicationsSocial media initiativesEtc.

  • New Media InitiativesFacebook :Open page Rotary District 7470 - Northern NJDo not go to closed group RI District 7470.Linked-InRotary District 7470 New Jersey (Open)Rotary D7470 DG & Presidents (Invitation only)

  • Exchange ProgramsRotary Short / Long Term Youth exchangeRR Japanese exchangeNew Generation exchangeGroup Study ExchangeFriendship exchange.

  • New Generation ProgramsEarlyActInteractRotaractRYLAScouting

  • Matching Grants &District Simplified GrantsDistrict Simplified GrantsMatching GrantsTraditional international projectsSpecial in-district projects Projects should address one or more of the 6 priorities of Rotary.

  • Rotary PrioritiesPeace and conflict prevention / resolutionDisease prevention and treatmentWater and sanitationMaternal and child healthBasic education and literacyEconomic and community development

  • District Simplified GrantsMost likely 13 grants of about $1,000 each.Preference for projects that meet local needs and / or include active participation by Rotarians.TimetableApplications accepted sometime before Jan 2013.Decision in 1 month after application deadline.Complete the projects and submit final report by May 31, 2013

  • Matching GrantsMUST meet one or more of the 6 priorities of Rotary. MUST involve active participation by Rotarians, both US Rotarians and International Rotarians.

  • Matching Grants cont #1Each project requires a Host Sponsor and an International Sponsor.International ProjectsD7470 and clubs are International sponsors.Other country and clubs are Host sponsors.In-District ProjectsD7470 and clubs are Host sponsors.Other country and clubs are International sponsors.

  • Matching Grants cont #2Funding comes fromHost sponsor: District + ClubsInternational sponsor: Districts + ClubsThe Rotary FoundationFor accepted projects, D7470 will provide $1,000 in District Designated Funds (DDF)

  • In-District Matching GrantsProjects MUST be done within our district.$1,000 in DDF from D7470.$2,000 in club funding.$11,000 Total funding

  • International Matching GrantsProjects CAN be done anywhere in the world.$1,000 in DDF from D7470.Rest is your responsibility.

  • Matching Grants - TimelineSubmit ideas to PDG Mike Rabasca by April 30.Top candidates selected by end of May.Proposals completed by last week of June.For in-district grants, I will be responsible for getting international sponsors.Submit to TRF on July 1, 2012 or later.Any questions, contact Mike Rabasca, John Wilson, Jim Allison, George Hrobuchak or me.

  • Thank You for AttendingSee you on June 7, 2012for District Assemblyin Hanover Manor3:00 pm to 8:00 pm