5. Club committees

5.2. Membership

As the club membership committee chair, you create and follow an action plan to attract and engage members:

  • Attend your district membership seminar.
  • Use membership assessment tools to evaluate your club.
  • Assemble a motivated and active committee of 5 to 15 members.
  • Manage online membership leads on My Rotary.
  • Offer new member orientation.
  • Emphasise the importance of attracting and engaging members as part of your club's strategic plan.
  • Use the diversity and classification assessments to analyse how well your club represents your community (including age, gender and ethnicity).
  • Track your progress toward club membership goals in Rotary Club Central.
  • Work with the club board if you sponsor new clubs in the community.

Possible subcommittees

    • Attraction
    • Engagement
    • New member orientation
    • Diversity
Resources

Job description

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Club membership

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