Rotary clubs share knowledge to become more relevant and vibrant

Posted by Peter Roaf 
on Nov 23, 2015
 
Membership, New Generations, Rotary's Image and Service were the four areas of focus as 150 Rotarians from Districts 5040 and 5050 and others from Vancouver Island, Alberta and Saskatchewan, plus two staff from RI head office, met at the Day of Dialogue session on Saturday, November 21, 2015, at the Wosk Centre for Dialogue in downtown Vancouver.
photos by Chris Offer
 
More information will be shared with our District's clubs in the near future, but here are the topics addressed. The intention was to take a good look at where we are in Rotary and contemplate new possibilities. From this knowledge sharing forum, the final outcome is intended to be stronger, more vibrant Rotary clubs.
 
Ladner Rotarian Past District Governor Penny Offer speaks about Public Image
 
Building and Strengthening Membership: An Effective Rotary Club; Engaging New
Generations; Keeping our Clubs Healthy
Energizing New Generations: Engaging Young Professionals in your Rotary Club; Why should your club support an Interact Club?; Rotaract‐Rotary Partnerships
 
Building and Strengthening Rotary’s Image: Why international service?; What is Rotary’s NEW Voice?; How Does Rotary’s Brand Make a Difference?
Rotary Service: Taking it to the Next Level: Why aren't clubs accessing the
benefits of our Foundation?; What’s a “good Rotarian”?; Local service
 
Ladner Rotary Interact Club President Tessa Hansen speaks about New Generations
 
Ladner Rotary was well represented by Interactor Tessa Hansen as presenter and Rotarians Tammy Hansen, Walt Hayward, Chris Offer, as co-chair and presenter, Penny Offer as presenter, Peter Roaf, Mike Storey and Wilbur Walrond.
 
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