Club Visioning - PP Al
Posted by Linda Balzer
on Aug 10, 2013
Club Visioning Training
- Club Visioning training 2 weeks ago in Mt Vernon
- Lead by PDG Jane Helton
- Goal to provide club visioning facilitation session to club who request it
- 16-20 volunteers at this point, (Nick & Darrell from our club)
Club Visioning – Review & Update
Presentation done by Al Stjernegaard
August 7, 2013
Club Visioning Training
- Club Visioning training 2 weeks ago in Mt Vernon
- Lead by PDG Jane Helton
- Goal to provide club visioning facilitation session to club who request it
- 16-20 volunteers at this point, (Nick & Darrell from our club)
Club Visioning – the process
- 15+ Club members
- Capture where individuals feel the club could be in 5 years by category
- Categories
- Club purpose
- Club Size
- Club attributes
- Services: Club, Community, Vocational, International, Youth, Foundation Success, and Leadership Development
- Voted on first pass – Blue dots
- Short list second pass – Red dots
- Top 2-4 per category selected as club vision
Port Moody Club Visioning
- Driven by Past President Nick during his year
- Group session held in September 2010
- Results consolidated and circulated
- Reviewed by board and presidents every year
- Council of Presidents?
Our results from 3 years ago:
- What does our club stand for:
- Visible and Well Respected
- Face of a Caring Community
- Got it Done
- Caring Giving Doing
- Membership
- 56-60 Members
- Club Characteristics
- Small enough to be family – big enough to accomplish goals
- All members actively engaged
- Cross section of local community (ethnicity, professional)
- New venue, fun, unique, good food
- Club Service
- Community billboard showing Rotary news and vision
- Active in social networking (1000+ friends)
- Strong membership and mentoring program
- Vocational
- Ethics in Action Award
- 4 way test at middle schools
- Sponsor Rotoract club
- Rotary Youth program, continue support and increase growth
- Community Service
- Multi-Club community pavilion is built
- Successfully pursued community and Rotary Grants
- Regular Paul Harris awards to non Rotarians
- Leader in Food bank support
- Fund Raising
- Golf
- Perfect Pint
- International Hospitality Night
- BI annual Breakfast
- International
- Continue to support Matching grants projects for Belize and South Africa
- Club sponsors 2 RWHN containers per year
- Clean Water project in SA per year
- New hospice in Ghana with Crossroads
- Foundation success
- Continue speaker recognition with Polio Plus
- 100% sustaining or PHF after 2 years
- 50K to Polio plus
- Sponsored Ambassadorial scholar every other year
- Leadership Development
- President Nominee identified to allow 2 years development/learning
- All members serve on a committee
- Strategic plan review and update every year
- Committee chairs serve no more than 3-5 years
Conclusion
- Do we need to review our current vision?
- New tools available from Rotary for strategic planning