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Final the WAVE August 2019 IN THIS ISSUE: the DG’s August Message Rate Card - Advertise with The WAVE RI President’s August Message Tips on Social Media and Rotary Events If only I were 30yrs WAVEIssue no. 02 August 2019 1 Council Elevates Rotaract.... Editorial The EditoriaLwww. yourcompa nyT.comeam The editorial team would like to welcome you to this month’s edition of the District Governor’s newsletter. Thank you for sparing your precious time to connect with us. We have acted on the feedback we received and we thank everyone that got in touch. As we focus on the month’s theme about Membership and New cl ub development, we would like to re-echo the call of strengthening membership in Rotary. Dorothy Waniala – Contributor Sandra Namarome Particularly, we are drawing our attention to Interactors RC of Kampala Springs Contributor - RC Najeera and Rotaractors who undeniably hold the future of (In formation). Rotary. For this edition, we are happy to feature three stories compiled by youth and it is our hope that this sparks off more of their involvement in Rotary activities. We thus implore all clubs to give our youth every support they need to grow in their Rotary journey. Starting with the month of September, we are offering an opportunity to all Rotarians and Rotaractors who would like to advertise their businesses on this online platform. Bernard Tabaire - Advisor Jackie Mali – Contributor We have included a card with very attractive rates to RC Kisugu Victoria View RC of Kampala East enable us not only grow our businesses but Rotary too. All proceeds from this advertising space will go towards the Rotary Foundation of the respective countries. We believe this will be a great opportunity to directly reach the over 5,000 Rotarians and further organically reach their networks. For this, we request that we share The Wave on the different social media platforms to connect Rotary with the world around us. To our members of the Rotary fraternity, we continue to request you to share articles about the great and even Catherine Njuguna - Advisor Flavia Serugo – Advisor RC Dar es. Salaam - Mikocheni RC Kampala Naalya small things you do to create an impact in the Chief Editor communities you serve. Let’s tell the world about Rotary and together, we will invariably grow our membership. Charles Odaga On my own behalf, I thank the members of the editorial team for their unwavering commitment in delivering this RC of Kampala South newsletter. Do remember to send your articles and stories to [email protected] Felix Mwebe - Designer Rct. Club. of Lake- Victoria Enjoy the reading. 1 During 2019-2020, I am encouraging Rotarians and RI President August Message Rotaractors to grow Rotary. We must grow our service, we must grow the impact of our projects, but, most importantly, we must grow our member- ship so that we can achieve more. Let us try a new approach to membership, one that Mark Daniel Maloney is more organized and strategic. I am asking every club to form an active membership committee con- President 2019-20 sisting of people of different backgrounds who will look methodically at the leadership of the communi- ty. Your club's membership committee will then apply Rotary's classification system — designed to ensure that the range of professions in your community is well represented — to identify potential leaders with the skill, the talent, and the character that will strengthen your club. If your club's membership committee is unsure how to proceed, look to the club membership committee checklist on Rotary.org for clearly defined steps to organizing its work. How else will we connect to grow Rotary? We will also form new types of clubs — either independent clubs or satellite clubs — with different meeting experiences and engaging service opportunities, not just where there is no Rotary, but also where Rotary is already thriving. No Rotary club in the world can possibly serve all segments of its community. There- fore, we must organize new clubs to engage the community leaders who cannot connect with our existing clubs. Growing Rotary is all about taking the connections that make our organization unique in the world and strengthening and multiplying them. Let us commit ourselves to growing Rotary and to welcoming the next diverse generation of women and men as Rotary Connects the World. 2 DG’s August Message August is the designated month for Membership and doing that makes it difficult for some members to New Club Development. And as we are all aware, commit to us? What is it that we offering our “Membership” is the number one internal priority of members that would make them forsake everything Rotary International. Why? Because membership is else, for an hour each week, to attend our club one of the pathways through which we can extend fellowships? Put simply: what is our club’s value our footprint and enhance the impact of our projects. proposition? It is important for everybody, as it is for As District Governor, one of my roles is to you and me, to ensure that we value our time and encourage clubs to increase our membership. And money and how we spend it. What that means for the statistics show that clubs have taken heed. We us in Rotary is to make an intentional effort to ensure are bringing in new members. We are forming new that we are providing our members with a clubs and our district is one of the fastest growing worthwhile experience! It is important that our Rotary districts in the world. Sadly however, our fellowships are informative, fun but also meaningful district is also continuously losing members. Over and responsive to the needs and interests of our the last four years, we have been losing an average members. Our value proposition should be derived of 200 – 300 members a year!! And so the question from the Object of Rotary and should guide our is - why are our clubs so porous? Therefore as we relationships with each other. The Object of Rotary celebrate this month, it is imperative that we focus is the essence of who we are and what we do. on the retention of the people who come through our Finally, we need to work on membership doors. engagement in order to retain our members. Keeping members is a sign of a club’s stability and Engaged ‘seasoned’ rotarians are a club’s greatest well-being – just the same way retaining personnel asset while ‘disengaged’ members could be a in a company indicates a good working environment significant liability. Member engagement should and stable organization. Conversely, consistently begin before induction and throughout the year to losing members is an indicator of gaps somewhere. ensure a sense of belonging and ‘connection.’ I often hear from clubs that members are dropping Members who are welcomed, and are involved in out because they are unable to regularly attend club leadership, decisions and activities; and who weekly meetings. And yes, that is partially true and perceive that the organization is benefiting them will we must address it. In this day and age – where not only stay on as members, but will want to share people have so many competing demands on their the experience with friends and acquaintances. time, we must change our strategy to reflect the This year the District has appointed two District changing times. We must exercise more flexibility in Officers: PAG Ronald Kawaddwa (District Chair - the way we run our clubs, applying the options given Membership) and PAG Jane Kabugo (District Chair by the Council on Legislation. We must be mindful of - New Club Development) to assist clubs with the demands on our members’ time, and should membership extension, engagement and never expect our members to make a choice development. Let us use them and the online between their families and Rotary, or their work and resources on My Rotary to grow and boost our F X Sentamu Rotary. membership. District Governor 2019 - 20 But beyond tweaking a few things, we need to do A happy family attracts - share your love for Rotary. Rotary International District 9211 some introspection. What is it that our clubs are not 3 OPPORTUNITY Advertise in "The WAVE" Starting with the month of September, we are offering an opportunity to all Rotarians and Rotaractors who would like to advertise their businesses on this online platform. We have included a card with very attractive rates to enable us not only grow our businesses but Rotary too. All proceeds from this advertising space will go towards the Rotary Foundation of the respective countries. We believe this will be a great opportunity to directly reach the over 5,000 Rotarians and further organically reach their networks. Quarterly Monthly (4months) Half Year Full year FULL PAGE $200 $790 $1100 $1800 ONE HALF $100 $290 $575 $1000 ONE QUARTER $50 $140 $285 $550 For More Detials and Bookings Call: +256 754 411 001 Rtn. Charles Odaga - Chief Editor 4 JOINT INSTALLATIONS WAY TO GO FOR ROTARY AND ROTARACT CLUBS Rtn. Richard Kyambadde Past President –Rotary Club of Mityana The Rotary calendar is busiest in the months of May-June with the When it comes to our lovely Rotary leaders whose names are Rotary International Convention and change of leadership and always proposed as chief guests and guests of honor, the installation of presidents across all clubs. It’s during this time that fatigue of Installations has not spared them either. You will see social media is awash with digital flyers for presidential installations about 20 flyers with the same face of a person who must be to for Rotary and Rotaract presidents.
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