Resources
The year of planning before you take office is crucial to achieving the objectives you set out for your club. As president-elect, you work with your assistant governor and incoming leadership team to set annual goals that support your club’s strategic plan. In this year you should:
- Take online courses for club president in the Learning Center
- Assess your club’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and risks in order to set goals
- Develop an action plan for your annual goals, which support long-term achievements
- Appoint committee chairs
- Ensure continuity in leadership and service projects
- Attend presidents-elect training seminar
- Attend district training assembly
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Additional Resources
Club Committee Resources
Club committee members can help make your club a successful, thriving, and fun place. In preparation for your year as Clubs President you will be appointing Committee Chairs and Members to help lead your Club. As Club President, you can help your club improve your communities and develop leaders.
A club committee chair:
Online courses in the Learning Center are an excellent way to get your Club Committees ready to take on their responsibilities. How to prepare
A club committee chair:
- Oversees committee functions
- Convenes regular committee meetings and activities
- Supervises and coordinates the committee’s work
- Reports activities to club board
Online courses in the Learning Center are an excellent way to get your Club Committees ready to take on their responsibilities. How to prepare
- Check out these online courses for your committee members in the Learning Center:
Additional Tools
- My Rotary a place for members of Rotary to access tools and information.
- Pay or view your club invoice (Rotary International dues and fees)
- Update your club membership data
- Add club officers
- Set and track goals in Rotary Club Central
- Take a course in the Learning Center
- Register for a webinar
- Check Rotary's discussion groups