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RETENTION OF
MEMBERS
"As you attract
those new members into the
club, you use a formal plan that educates them as to
their expectations, responsibilities, and volunteerism
opportunities. You go far beyond the practice of saying `Here's
your pin and first month's bill. Welcome to Rotary.' Instead,
you help them feel part
of the club by adopting a proactive assimilation
plan—such as making them a
greeter, and putting them on an active committee right
away.”
Frank Talk
II, p. 124
PDG (D5470)
Eddie Blender wrote: “ … the best Rotarian is an involved
Rotarian and I believe the best way to turn a knife and fork
member into a Rotarian is to engage them from the very
beginning.” |
