Rotary International District 7230 Installation (June 27, 2020)

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Here is the PowerPoint presentation used by Incoming District Governor Mary Shackleton at the Rotary International District 7230 virtual installation on June 27, 2020.

Rotary Opens Opportunities in District 7230
Incoming Governor’s Remarks 2020-21
Mary Eileen Shackleton
June 27, 2020

What makes this time
of year so special?
We thank and celebrate the
achievements of those who
led us in 2019-20!
Those of us passed the baton
of office publicly
acknowledge our
responsibility as servant
leaders!

Rotary Leaders
Should Remember:
Successful relay runners
continually practice passing
the baton!
There is no “I” in team!
It’s “OUR” (not “MY”) year!
The Rotary Year goes by so
quickly!

Can we have
a quick
virtual team
huddle?
Because we really need
to talk…

Rotary International District 7230 Installation (June 27, 2020)

Will we seize this day?
Will our Rotary Family use
all that we’ve lost, all that
we’ve learned, and all that
has been laid bare as a
moment of self-reflection
and a catalyst for
change?
 It’s up to US!

Let’s take a fresh
look at questions
that still challenge
our organization
 When beginning a new
Rotary assignment
 In regular member surveys
 At members-only club
assemblies
 As we form strategic plans

If your club’s member experience was a
product, would YOU buy it?

How well does your community know
what your club does?

How well do your members understand
what Rotary International does?

If you held a mirror up to your club, would
you see a reflection of your community?

Does your club set out the welcome mat
for EVERYONE in your community?

“Every problem is an opportunity in disguise.”
John Adams

Opportunities
 Upgrade and reboot our
membership experience.
 Better leverage technology
in our next normal.
 Demonstrate Rotary’s
continued relevance by our
response to COVID-19 and
calls for racial and social
justice.

Club Service
 Mentor
 Model 4-Way Test
 Identify Future Leaders
 Refer Prospective Members
 Be Present
 Be Supportive
 Be Kind
 HAVE FUN TOGETHER!

“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.”
Milton Berle

Since we can’t be
together in
person…
Hope you don’t mind
some family photos…

My Family
 My parents, Shack & Wilma
 My paternal aunt, Suzann
 Proud 4G Rotarian

My Metro Family
 45+ Members
 Proof that Rotaractors DO
become Rotarians and
Rotary Club presidents
 We celebrate the ties that
connected us to Rotary

My District 6560
Family
 I’m now a Jersey Girl who
loves New York and
aspires to be a Bermuda
“Onion.”
 My roots, Rotary and
otherwise, are deeply
planted in Hoosier topsoil.
 A tree without roots is just
another piece of dead
wood.

Here’s to Many More Happy Rotary Moments!

THANK YOU!
■ I am humbled by this opportunity to serve you and and the
District 7230 family.
■ I wish we were meeting in person so I could personally
thank all those whose support and encouragement have
made this opportunity possible.
■ I pledge to use this opportunity to open doors for the
District 7230 Rotary Family.

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Rotary International District 7230 Installation (June 27, 2020)

1. Rotary Opens Opportunities in District 7230 Incoming Governor’s Remarks 2020-21 Mary Eileen Shackleton June 27, 2020

2. What makes this time of year so special? We thank and celebrate the achievements of those who led us in 2019-20! Those of us passed the baton of office publicly acknowledge our responsibility as servant leaders!

3. Rotary Leaders Should Remember: Successful relay runners continually practice passing the baton! There is no “I” in team! It’s “OUR” (not “MY”) year! The Rotary Year goes by so quickly!

4. Can we have a quick virtual team huddle? Because we really need to talk…

6. Will we seize this day? Will our Rotary Family use all that we’ve lost, all that we’ve learned, and all that has been laid bare as a moment of self-reflection and a catalyst for change?  It’s up to US!

7. Let’s take a fresh look at questions that still challenge our organization  When beginning a new Rotary assignment  In regular member surveys  At members-only club assemblies  As we form strategic plans

8. If your club’s member experience was a product, would YOU buy it?

9. How well does your community know what your club does?

10. How well do your members understand what Rotary International does?

11. If you held a mirror up to your club, would you see a reflection of your community?

12. Does your club set out the welcome mat for EVERYONE in your community?

13. “Every problem is an opportunity in disguise.” John Adams

14. Opportunities  Upgrade and reboot our membership experience.  Better leverage technology in our next normal.  Demonstrate Rotary’s continued relevance by our response to COVID-19 and calls for racial and social justice.

15. Rotary Resources for when Opportunity Knocks! The Learning Center’s Online Courses The Brand Center’s Media Campaigns (Adaptable to YOUR Club) Rotary Club Health Check New Club Models

16. Club Service  Mentor  Model 4-Way Test  Identify Future Leaders  Refer Prospective Members  Be Present  Be Supportive  Be Kind  HAVE FUN TOGETHER!

17. “If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.” Milton Berle

18. Since we can’t be together in person… Hope you don’t mind some family photos…

19. My Family  My parents, Shack & Wilma  My paternal aunt, Suzann  Proud 4G Rotarian

20. My Metro Family  45+ Members  Proof that Rotaractors DO become Rotarians and Rotary Club presidents  We celebrate the ties that connected us to Rotary

21. My District 6560 Family  I’m now a Jersey Girl who loves New York and aspires to be a Bermuda “Onion.”  My roots, Rotary and otherwise, are deeply planted in Hoosier topsoil.  A tree without roots is just another piece of dead wood.

22. My Classmate Family

23. My District 7230 Family

28. Here’s to Many More Happy Rotary Moments!

30. THANK YOU! ■ I am humbled by this opportunity to serve you and and the District 7230 family. ■ I wish we were meeting in person so I could personally thank all those whose support and encouragement have made this opportunity possible. ■ I pledge to use this opportunity to open doors for the District 7230 Rotary Family.

Editor's Notes

#17: Most of us attending this event have served Rotary International as leaders at the club, district, zone, and even RI levels. Your “Rotary Résumé” makes you the ideal candidate to pay it forward for the opportunities given you. Assist the current district leadership. Support your local clubs, their events, and executives. Help identify and mentor future leaders. Be an agent of change. Spread the word about all the good that Rotary is doing in the world. Model the “Four-Way-Test” and what it means to be a Rotarian.

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