What you do
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Preside over club and board meetings
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Appoint committee chairs and members
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Conduct club assemblies
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Create a budget and manage club finances, including an annual audit
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Develop a safe environment for youth participants
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Work with your district governor and assistant governor
PRESIDENT'S ROLL [Full description and links to resources]
For a detailed month by month breakdown of key tasks, please refer to the "Timeline For Club Presidents" for your year (left side of page).
How to prepare
The year of planning before you take office is crucial to achieving the objectives you set out for your club. As president-elect, you work with your assistant governor and incoming leadership team to set annual goals that support your club’s strategic plan. In this year you should:
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Club President Essentials (My Rotary > Learning Centre > Club Leadership Courses.)
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Assess your club’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and risks in order to set goals
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Develop an action plan for your annual goals, which support long-term achievements
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Appoint committee chairs
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Ensure continuity in leadership and service projects
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Attend Presidents Elect Learning Seminar (PELS)/Rotary Weekend
The Timeline For Club Presidents includes a the 6 months (January-June) prior to the start of your year to assist you with preparing.
Resources & reference
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Add club officers [via My Rotary - How To Instructions]
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Build A Thriving Rotary Club -"Membership Is Everyone's Responsibility"
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Clubs Requiring Special Attention/Support [Powerpoint Version]
Tools
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Pay your club invoice (Rotary International Dues)
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Register for a webinar
Rotary support
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Immediate Past President
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Assistant Governor
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District leaders