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rotarian the 7710 Presidents Resource Book 2022–2023
Greetings 2022-2023 Presidents,
Welcome to Our Year!
Thank you for your leadership and commitment to your
club. As Club President, you will lead and motivate your
club, ensuring that club members feel valued, inspired,
and connected to each other. As this pandemic
continues to impact our lives, our clubs are presented
with challenges in meeting and engaging with
members.
July 1st marks the start of our opportunity to
collectively rise to the occasion and move our clubs
forward. This will require inspiration, innovation,
and the incredible support network we have in
each other. We’re here today as leaders, to plan for
our year and prepare for a successful term in office.
I am available to each of you whenever you need
me.
Most of all, I look forward to working with you to
make Our Year a FUN and safe year. Think of what
might be possible if we work together!
Together, we see
Grateful for your service to Rotary,
a world where
people unite and
take action to
create lasting
change — across
the globe, in our
Governor 2022-2023
Rotary District 7710
communities,
and in ourselves.
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Club President Duties & Responsibilities
March 18-19, 2022 Attend PETS
June 2022 (TBD) Attend D7710 Leadership Transition Banquet –
Club President’s Induction. Cost $TBD/person.
March - June 2022 Set goals and enter them into Rotary Club Central.
Enter online no later than June 30, 2022, then update
as goals are completed.
Before July 2022 Develop a strategy to achieve the Rotary Citation.
Monitor progress towards goal.
Bi-Monthly Submit a President’s Report to AG for District Council
highlighting membership, service, marketing efforts
& challenges.
Quarterly Attend regular joint meetings with your AG and
or more frequently Area clubs’ leadership team.
On-going Encourage attendance at District Training
Assemblies on May 21, 2022, Sept. 2022; Feb. &
May 2023
On-going Visit www.rli33.org and encourage club members,
especially new members and those in leadership, to
attend Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) training
events.
May 2023 (TBD) All Rotarians invited to attend our District
Conference in May 2023. Details TBD.
May 27 - 31, 2023 Meet Rotarians from around the world while
attending the Rotary International Convention in
Melbourne, Australia
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ACTION PLAN
Increase Our Impact Expand Our Reach
As People of Action we As People of Action we are inclusive,
make decisions grounded in engaging, compassionate, and
evidence. ambitious on behalf of the world.
Enhance Participant Engagement Increase Our Ability to Adapt
As People of Action we create As People of Action we seek new
meaningful relationships perspectives and new ideas that can
across decades and strengthen Rotary and create lasting
continents. change.
THE 7710 ROTARIAN 2022–2023 | 03
Rise to
OUR GOALS
as a District
Reach Impact
The Triangle and surrounding Rotarians in our district are creating tangible
communities in Central NC are some of change in our community and around the
the fastest-growing areas in America. world every day. Furthering, capturing, and
How do we engage with corporations and analyzing our collective impact can be used
individuals looking to connect with their as a significant marketing tool to attract
communities? We must reach prospective members and external partners.
prospective Rotarians in our messaging Share club service impact details with District
and in our events. By seeking to include Marketing Committee who will create the
non-Rotarians, we are also creating a first-ever District 7710 Impact Report.
more equitable experience for our current
Rotarians. Strive to maintain or achieve an
attraction rate above 20%.
Sustain Experience
Let’s remind ourselves to be balanced in Think of that first interaction when we walk
our approach as leaders as well as through the door for Rotary. Or the echoey
consider how a pandemic has changed Four-Way Test as we close our Zoom
how we interact with friends and family. meeting. In those moments, we experience
Has a fire pit surrounded by chairs the special connectedness possible through
replaced the fancy establishment? If Rotary. Now imagine you are a prospective
people are conducting business in their member experiencing these things for the
backyards instead of a boardroom, let’s first time. How were you welcomed? Let’s
meet them there. Have FUN! continue to develop the User Experience for
our guests and current members. Our
intentionality builds healthier clubs and
healthier clubs grow. Strive to maintain or
achieve an attrition rate below 14%.
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POLIO+
GRANTS
ENDING POLIO
DISTRICT FOREVER
GRANTS Rotary has been working to eradicate polio
for over 35 years, and our goal of ridding
District grants fund
the earth of this disease is in sight. We
small-scale, short-term
started in 1979 with vaccinations for 6
activities that address
million children in the Philippines. Today,
needs in your
Afghanistan and Pakistan are the only
community and countries where polio remains endemic.
communities abroad.
GLOBAL
GRANTS SERVICE
Global grants support Rotary is dedicated to causes that build
large international
international relationships, improve lives, and
activities with
sustainable, measurable create a better world to support our peace
outcomes in Rotary’s efforts and end polio forever.
areas of focus. Global
grants have a minimum
budget of $30,000 and a
maximum World Fund
award of $400,000.
THE 7710 ROTARIAN 2022–2023 | 05
MEMBERSHIP
DID YOU KNOW?
The likelihood of membership growth in
a given year is not random.
Attrition Rates are remarkably
consistent. Retention is essential but
highly overrated as a Growth Strategy
Unless something changes,
Growing clubs continue to grow year
after year (80%+ likelihood)
Failing clubs continue to fail year
after year (80%+ likelihood)
Clubs “holding their own” can go
either way (fragile balance)
MAINTAIN AN MAINTAIN AN
ATTRITION ATTRACTION ESSENTIAL LESSONS
RATE BELOW RATE ABOVE
15% 20% Attrition is Real
Zone 33-34 Average = 14%
“World Class” = 10%
RI Global Average = 14.1%
Clubs with already-low attrition
rates can’t improve much by
working harder on retention
Retention is overrated as a growth
strategy
Your attraction rate must exceed the
attrition Rate
You need to know your club’s history
– excellent Predictor
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ROTARACT CLUBS OF DISTRICT 7710
WHAT IS ROTARACT?
Rotaract clubs bring together people ages 18 and older to exchange ideas with leaders in
the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through service,
locally, nationally and internationally. Effective July 1, 2020, Rotary International elevated the
status of Rotaract clubs so that “Rotaract” is now a type of Rotary membership.
2022-2023 ACTIVE ROTARACT CLUBS & SPONSORS
Rotaract Club of Duke University
Sponsored by Rotary Club of Southwest Durham, Rotary Club of Durham
Rotaract Club of Durham
Sponsored by District 7710 eClub, Durham Sunrise Rotary Club
Rotaract Club of North Carolina State University
Sponsored by Rotary Club of West Raleigh, Rotary Club of Raleigh
Rotaract Club of UNC-Chapel Hill
Sponsored by Rotary Club of Chapel Hill
Rotaract Club of Wake Tech Community College
Sponsored by Rotary Club of Holly Springs
Rotaract Club of Raleigh (reactivating in 2021-2022)
Rotary Club of Raleigh
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EMERGING
LEADERS
Each year, District leaders from Zones 33 and Participants must have served a complete term
34 gather for a leadership summit where as president of a Rotary Club and have some
Governors-to-be are trained and learn from top involvement at the district level either currently
leaders in Rotary. Recent summits have also or in the past. Each district may nominate 3
brought together Emerging Leaders like each of individuals to participate, and one of the three
you from every district in our two Zones. may be the District Rotaract Representative.
Participation provides the opportunity to grow
in Rotary knowledge and explore possibilities of
future leadership roles or program advocacy.
Participants will learn, collaborate, and serve
alongside some of RI’s most valuable past,
current and future leaders who will serve as
mentors.
Is there a recent past president from your club that meets the
requirements who could be interested in participating? Or might
be interested in getting involved at the district level?
Of course, please also keep this in mind for next RY.
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MEET YOUR 22-23 DG
NATHAN
THOMAS
District Governor 2022-23
Rotary Club of Raleigh Midtown
Raleigh, North Carolina USA
Nathan Thomas is a Key He attended the University
Account Manager at of Cincinnati and
LEONI responsible for graduated with a BS in
managing the business Mechanical Engineering in
relationship with global 2015.
commercial vehicle
customer Caterpillar. As one of the youngest
District Governors in
Nathan is Founder and Rotary history, Nathan
CEO of All We Are, a non- understands the
profit organization led by importance of
Millennial volunteers. intergenerational dialogue,
From 2009 to today, leadership development,
AWA has worked closely and service as pathways to
with Rotary Clubs around attracting and retaining a
the United States to membership that reflects
provide access to our communities.
renewable energy to over
100,000 people in Nathan has been a
Uganda. Rotarian since 2015,
serving as Club President
Nathan is also Founder in 2016 at the age of 23
and CEO of Busy and in various District
Engineering Company, a leadership roles, including
social enterprise District Membership Chair.
providing paid
engineering services to Nathan and his wife,
partners across Sub- Rachel, live in Raleigh,
Saharan Africa. North Carolina.
THE 7710 ROTARIAN 2022–2023 | 09MEET YOUR
LEADERS
VERONICA BENT JEFF BLASS MITZI ELLIS
District Governor Elect District Governor Nominee Discovery Rotary Chair
LISA HIGGIN- ELIZABETH
BOTHAM ROACH BECCA SMITH
District Trainer District Rotaract Rep. District Marketing Chair
DEBRA PDG LEIGH PDG MARIE
DECAMILLIS HUDSON HOWARD
District District Learning Resources District Rotary
Membership Chair Committee Chair & Foundation Chair
Treasurer
AG Area 1 AG Area 5 AG Area 8
Rox/Oxf/SGran/Hen/War: FV/FV D/Angier/Lillington: Apx/ApxSun/HS/Mor/RTP
Gina Eaves (Henderson) Ronnie Faulk (Lillington) Scott Mackey (Morrisville)
AG Area 2 AG Area 9
Knightdale/WF/Wakefld/ AG Area 6 5 Cary Clubs
Wend/Zeb: C Hill/CH-Cb/E CH/Hillsb: Patrick Gallagher (Cary
Brad Walker (Wake Forest) Carol Rives (Chapel Hill- Page)
Carrboro Sunrise)
AG Area 3 AG Area 10
CJC/Dunn/Dunn-Erwin: 7 Raleigh Clubs
Michele Brownlee (Central AG Area 7 Mary Charles Blakebrough
Johnston County) Dur/DurSun/SW Dur/E-Clb: (Raleigh Midtown)
Doris Wallace (eClub)
AG Area 4 AG District Rotaract Chair
Cla/ClaM/Clev/Gar/GarM: 5 Rotaract Clubs
Rick Heileman (Clayton) Cody Williams (Cary Page)
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