family, friends and acquaintances outside the Club to enhance exposure to the good and noble works of the Club and its members. Strategies, 2010-11: We will continue to regular press releases to our local media outlets proclaiming Club and Member achievements and upcoming Club programs. We will continue to inform members and the public of the activities of the Club and the good that Rotary does locally and internationally. We will continue to upgrade the Club Website including the addition of professionally prepared video links highlighting Club activities. Updated March, 2012 2012-13 Strategic Priorities: Sustained Membership: We desire to be a Club of 275 to 300 members, attracting the best and most active individuals who reflect the diversity of our Community. Strategies, 2012-13: Our members, in concert with the Membership Development Committee, will actively seek out and propose for membership individuals in our Community who are committed to the concept of service and to the mission and vision of the Boulder Rotary Club so that our Club will increase to 280 members by June 30, 2013. Each member of Boulder Rotary will be to bring as a guest of the Club a qualified person who is the same age now as the Rotarian was when they joined Rotary. Each member of Boulder Rotary will be to contact friends who are employers to discuss the employer’s sponsorship of individuals who could be potential Boulder Rotarians, by payment of their dues and allowance of time off from work to participate in Boulder Rotary activities. Each member of Boulder Rotary will be offered to lunch” cards to be “invitation given to individuals who could be potential Boulder Rotarians. Club Service: Our Club’s weekly meetings include programs that inform, educate, challenge and entertain us. Club meetings are an opportunity for compelling fellowship. We strive to involve new members in Club activities from day one. Club sponsored social events are fun and Strategies, 2012-13: Through our Program Committee, we will continue our longstanding emphasis on weekly programs that inform, educate, challenge and entertain the members and guests who attend our weekly meeting. Each weekly meeting will include an opportunity for fellowship and socializing before the start of the meeting. Members will be encouraged to invite new members to their table and to occasionally sit with someone other than their usual tablemates. Through our Social Committee, we will review all our social events and seek ways to freshen their appeal to Club members.
family, friends and acquaintances outside the Club to enhance exposure to the good and noble works of the Club and its members. Strategies, 2010-11: We will continue to regular press releases to our local media outlets proclaiming Club and Member achievements and upcoming Club programs. We will continue to inform members and the public of the activities of the Club and the good that Rotary does locally and internationally. We will continue to upgrade the Club Website including the addition of professionally prepared video links highlighting Club activities. Updated March, 2012 2012-13 Strategic Priorities: Sustained Membership: We desire to be a Club of 275 to 300 members, attracting the best and most active individuals who reflect the diversity of our Community. Strategies, 2012-13: Our members, in concert with the Membership Development Committee, will actively seek out and propose for membership individuals in our Community who are committed to the concept of service and to the mission and vision of the Boulder Rotary Club so that our Club will increase to 280 members by June 30, 2013. Each member of Boulder Rotary will be to bring as a guest of the Club a qualified person who is the same age now as the Rotarian was when they joined Rotary. Each member of Boulder Rotary will be to contact friends who are employers to discuss the employer’s sponsorship of individuals who could be potential Boulder Rotarians, by payment of their dues and allowance of time off from work to participate in Boulder Rotary activities. Each member of Boulder Rotary will be offered “invitation to lunch” cards to be given to individuals who could be potential Boulder Rotarians. Club Service: Our Club’s weekly meetings include programs that inform, educate, challenge and entertain us. Club meetings are an opportunity for compelling fellowship. We strive to involve new members in Club activities from day one. Club sponsored social events are fun and Strategies, 2012-13: Through our Program Committee, we will continue our longstanding emphasis on weekly programs that inform, educate, challenge and entertain the members and guests who attend our weekly meeting. Each weekly meeting will include an opportunity for fellowship and socializing before the start of the meeting. Members will be encouraged to invite new members to their table and to occasionally sit with someone other than their usual tablemates. Through our Social Committee, we will review all our social events and seek ways to freshen their appeal to Club members.
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