President, Bobby Boisvert, presented the results of our Visioning Team's May session. 
Nashua Rotary Implementation Team - Bobby Boisvert  and Karen Goddard.  The hope is that that the Leadership Team will be drawn from the Board, Past Presidents  and Vision volunteers


Implement the Club Leadership Plan
                        Develop a long-range plan
                        Simplify the committee structure
                        Involve all club members
9 Steps For Implementing The Club Leadership Plan
1.                  Long Range Goals
2.                  Set Annual Goals
3.                  Club Assemblies
4.                  Clear Communication
5.                  Continuity in Leadership
6.                  Amend Club By-laws
7.                   Increase Fellowship
8.                  Every Member Active
9.                  Comprehensive Training Plan
Implementing The Plan: Next Steps to Action
1.                  Club Vision 
2.                  Translate to Long Range Goals
3.                  Annual (Short Term) Goals 
4.                  Engage every member in the Passion of the Vision
5.                  Club Assemblies
6.                  Ongoing Training
7.                  Build in Succession Leadership
8.                  Review and update the Plan on regular basis

What our Club Stands For 
                                            
 -Having fun
 -Lifelong friendships via the club
 -Face of the community - yesterday, today, and tomorrow
 -Scholarships
 
Club Size 


Survey of group indicated that growth to 125 members would be a goal for the 
next five  years.  We are currently at approximately 115 members.


International Vision Facilitation Committee Attributes
 
 Diverse in age and ethnicity
 Combined fellowship with service in ways that make a difference
 Engaged in projects that touch the hearts of Rotarians and the community
 Compassionate club
  
Club Service
 
 Engaging new members - earn your badges in 6 - 10 steps
 Meetings are fun
 6 fellowship meetings per year
 Most members use ClubRunner
  
Vocational Service
 
 Tradition of classification talks/history
 Promote high ethical standards in the community
 Involve InterAct students more, meeting local business leaders
 Support high-risk, high potential students
  
Community Service
 
 Annual Rotary Common Cleanup becoming a favorite tradition
 Continue with current projects (baby shower, Christmas shopping, fishing, Rotary Common Cleanup)
 Self-sustaining scholarship fund
  
International Service
 
 Leading district club for Pure Water for the World
 Leverage matching grants
 Joint effort with InterAct for international service
 Gift of Life heart surgery 
    
 
Fundraising
 
 Mardi Gras ball with awards
 Raise $1,000 per member for humanitarian projects
 Build fellowship with the fundraising
  
Foundation
 
 100% Paul Harris sustaining ($100 per year or more)
 100% Paul Harris Club
 Tracking and record keeping to the club with quarterly reports to the individuals.