2010 District Leadership Training Assembly
February 20 - 21, 2010
Port Angeles, Washington

Designed to Help You Navigate Through the
Who, What, Where, When and How of Club Leadership

WHAT is the DLTA and WHO Should Attend?

The DLTA provides informative workshops and training sessions for current and incoming club officers and committee chairs. However, all Rotarians are welcome regardless of whether or not they hold one of these positions. While training better Rotary leaders is the central purpose of the DLTA, this event is also designed to promote Rotary friendship and fellowship.

WHERE and WHEN is the DLTA Held?

District Governor Elect Bob Martin and the District Training Committee look forward to welcoming you and your guests to Port Angeles February 20-21, 2010. Located on Washington’s beautiful Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles offers a convenient central destination for training and relaxation.
This year’s assembly will be held at two venues in Port Angeles, the Red Lion Hotel and the Elks Club. These sites are located within easy walking distance of each other and the Coho ferry terminal. Check-in, on-site registration, and event hospitality will be headquartered at the Red Lion. Registrants will receive information concerning specific class locations at check-in.

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Still Can’t Find Answers to Your Questions?
Contact any of the following committee members for questions related to:
Class Offerings: Norm Watts, District Trainer, mnwatts@shaw.ca
Registration: Rob Onnen, DLTA Registrar, robonnen1031@olypen.com
Lodging and Dining: Consuelo White, DLTA Hotel/Restaurant Liaison, chelo_white@yahoo.com
General Event Matters: Chris Koenig, DLTA Chair, DLTAPA2010@olypen.com
 

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