Presented by ..
Don Humphreys
PDG 2000/01
District 6360

Who
It’s based on the best practices of
EFFECTIVE ROTARY CLUBS around the world over the last 100 years.

Who
It’s based on the best practices of
EFFECTIVE ROTARY CLUBS around the world over the last 100 years.
P L U S

Rotary created 200 “Have it your way” Clubs?

What
It’s the next logical step after the success of
The District Leadership Plan (DLP). . .
and is the recommended structure for all
Rotary Clubs!
2. To CLP
1. From DLP

Unless you are a struggling club that needs:
• Better Project Management
• Better Decision Making
• Better Communications
• Better Participation
• Better Continuity of Leadership

WHY
Club Service:
Classification
Programs
Membership
Fellowship
Attendance
Newsletter
Public Relations
Magazine
Rotary Information
Vocational Service
Career Development
Handicap Training
Vocational Awards
Youth Contests
Group Study Exchange
New Generations
RYLA
Top Ten Recognition
Leadership Awards
Hosting Inbound & outbound Students
30 chairs
!
The Rotary Foundation
Community Service
Human Development
Community Projects
Environmental Projects
Partners in Service
Interact
Rotaract
International Service
Youth Exchange
World Community Service
Convention Home Stays
Humanitarian Grants
Polio Plus Partners
International Projects

WHY
3
Club Service:
Classification
Programs
Membership
Fellowship
Attendance
Newsletter
Public Relations
Magazine
Rotary Information
1
2
Vocational Service
Career Development
Handicap Training
Vocational Awards
Youth Contests
Group Study Exchange
New Generations
RYLA
Top Ten Recognition
Leadership Awards
Hosting Inbound & outbound Students
Community Service
Human Development
Community Projects
Environmental Projects
Partners in Service
Interact
Rotaract
4
The Rotary Foundation 5
International Service
Youth Exchange
World Community Service
Convention Home Stays
Humanitarian Grants
Polio Plus Partners
International Projects

Katrina 2005 and

Club Chair
Members
Pockets
Service Chair
Communities
Pockets
Project Administration Rational

We’re still doing good stuff in all the World

There are several steps involved in setting up the new “Club Leadership Plan.’
• Develop a long-range plan that addresses the elements of an effective club.
• Set annual goals using the Planning Guide for
Effective Rotary Clubs in harmony with a club’s long range plans.
•
Conduct club assemblies that involve members in the planning process and keep them informed of the activities of Rotary

There are several steps involved in setting up the new “Club Leadership Plan.’
• Ensure clear communications between the club president, board, committee chairs, club members, district governors, assistant governors, district committees and the district office.
•
Provide for continuity in leadership, including the concept of succession planning to ensure development of future leaders.
•
Amend bylaws to reflect the club committee structure and roles and responsibilities of club leaders.

They remain central to the work of Rotary
When they are used for club goal setting they will insure a balanced and working club that can achieve the Object of Rotary by focusing on the main purpose of Rotary,
“Service Above Self”

There are several steps involved in setting up the new “Club Leadership Plan.’
•
Provide opportunities to increase fellowship among members of the club.
•
Ensure that every member is active in the club project or function.
•
Develop a comprehensive training plan.

Order the new RI Brochure
245-EN-(805)
For a step by step
Gameplan to make the transition.

Surf the RI web site and download the New
Official “Suggested Club Leadership By-
Laws”. The Club Leadership Plan is a new edition, (407).
www.rotary.org
.
Note: The Delton Club added a special insert on page 5, Section 7 of the standard bylaws to meet The State of Michigan requirements.

Section 7 – Upon dissolution or liquidation of this club, after payment or provisions for its debts and liabilities, all of its assets (except any assets conveyed to this club upon condition requiring return, transfer or conveyance, which condition occurs by reason of dissolution of this club) shall be transferred or conveyed pursuant to law to one or more organizations described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal
Revenue Code of 1954 or corresponding provisions of any subsequent federal tax laws for one or more of the purposes described above, as the club shall determine.
Check with your state for equivalent verbage if needed

Charlotte Rotary’s Organizational Chart
Club President - Kathie Cook
President Elect
Paul Wilson
President Nominee
Doug Buck
Larry Bond (07)
Robin Crouch (07)
Matt Rush (07)
Board of Directors
Secretary
Ed Foster
Carl Ellinger (08)
Dan Shaver (08)
John Thiel (08)
Administration Membership
Attendance
Fellowship
Historical/Remembrance
Invocation
Mirror
Music
Sergeant-At-Arms
Special Events
Classification
Membership Development
Occupational Information
Rotary Family
Rural/Urban
Student Guests
Committees
Public Relations
Publicity/PR
Club Projects
Art Auction
Community Pride
Environmental
Read-To-Me
RYLA
Scholarship
Treasurer
Dana Tousley
Rotary Foundation
Annual Support
International Students
Polio Eradication
RI/World Community Serv