8. Understanding the history of RYE
Knowing the politics of the District
Understanding typical challenges
Avoiding common pitfalls
Drawing on experts
Cultivating relationships
Identifying natural allies
Going s l o w l y
9. 1. DISTRICT COMMITMENT
2. LARGE KNOWLEDGE BASE
3. SUCCESSION PLAN
4. GOOD PUBLICITY
5. SHARED EXPERIENCE
10. Local, parochial membership
Excellent leadership
Ease of networking – RI
Convention
Excellent Youth Programs
20+ Interact Clubs
District involvement in RYLA
Clubs with large scholarship
funds
SCRYE membership
RYE students at RI
Convention
11. 1. DISTRICT COMMITMENT
PDG will join committee 2013 as Treasurer
D Youth Protection Officer permanent seat
Funding commitment extended through 2016
Training session and presentation at District
Conference
Column in each month’s Newsletter
D6840 YEO will be chosen by the Committee not the
DG
The DG and the DGE have a seat on the RYE
Committee
12. Financial backing to attend SCRYE
Access to NAYEN, D7170
database development &
resources
D7170 & personal experience
RYE Rotarians are NOT competitive!!
Long history of RYE
Downplaying bureaucracy
Fastest way to group learning is
HOSTING – focus on this
13. 2. LARGE KNOWLEDGE BASE
SCRYE trainers at 2 consecutive District Conferences
8 host families (3 clubs) – all Rotarians
Ongoing club presentations
To-date, 4 more clubs expect to host in 2014-2015
Inclusion as a district program at Rotary Leadership Academy
Co-opt what we know about GSE and expand it into RYE
14. Create a TRUE committee
Focus on INBOUND program
RYE Rotarians are NOT competitive!!!
* isolated tasks to individual
strengths
* slow build
* DISTRICT representation
SCRYE database for compliance
Clubs as full partners
Friendly competition
DISTRICT inclusion
15. 3. SUCCESSION PLAN
Outbound Co-chairs in place and recruiting
YEO Co-chairs beginning 2014
YEO Committee Organizational Chart; 3-year terms
SCRYE database critical
Deliberate cultivation of District Committee from Club
YEOs
(I really just want to HOST!)
16. Attend every district event as YEO
Political leverage of district position
Engage with Rotary Leadership
Academy
RYE Rotarians are NOT competitive!!
SCRYE to D6840 district
conferences
Leverage Southern Hospitality cultur
Ensure EVERY club EQUAL capacity
and opportunity
Engage INDIVIDUAL Rotarians
17. 4. GOOD PUBLICITY
DGs will give special recognition to hosting clubs
RYE presence at District Conference, Multi-District
PETS, Leadership, District speaker calendar
Non-hosting clubs will host 3 regional RYE events
I am here in Lisbon speaking to YOU!!!
18.
19. 5. SHARED EXPERIENCE
Host families, Rotary Counselors, and host club presidents to
have a panel at District Conference
All have committed to train HFs and Club YEOS next year
Students will present at 4-5 clubs each
Clubs throughout District will host special events even though
they are not hosting
(Mardi Gras, football game, beach weekend, large
festivals)