ROTARY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

 

Rotary Leadership Awards (RLI) is a multi-district, grassroots leadership development program of member districts organized into regional divisions in various parts of the world.

RLI seeks to provide quality education in Rotary knowledge and leadership skills to Rotarians interested in developing their Rotary participation and to those identified by Rotary clubs as having a potential in club leadership. These education opportunities will teach skills that will benefit the members in their lives and in their volunteer service.

 
The mission of the RLI is to have Rotary clubs identify new club members and those who appear to have the potential for future club leadership and provide quality education in Rotary knowledge and leadership skills .The RLI program does not replace the DLTA or other official Rotary training programs, but augments their important contribution towards a better understanding of what Rotary is about.
 
The program is not a pre-requisite for becoming a club president. Many clubs that are within a division where the RLI program is available set aside funds each year within their budgets to send new members to the program.
 
The program is self-sustaining, thus the cost per attending Rotarian is $ 85.00 each. This covers the cost of facility rentals, training materials, lunch, travel costs for course facilitators, and software programs etc. The big advantage to the RLI program is that it comes to within a one hour drive of any Rotary club or group of clubs wishing to participate in the program. It makes delivering training to remote clubs easier on their bottom line. Each course has 12 – 20 participants and is facilitated by two Rotarians trained by RLI
 
The program is set out in three parts, which are ideally taken one year apart
 
KEEP IN TOUCH
   

Rotary Leadership Institute Chairs

In British Columbia          
Richard Clarke   
In Washington State       
JosephBeaulieu   
 
Part 1
Insights into Leadership
My Rotary World, Ethics – Vocational Service
Foundation I: Our Foundation
Engaging Members
Creating Service Projects
My Leadership In Rotary
 
Part 2
Rotary Opportunities 
Effective Leadership Strategy 
Attracting Members 
Club Communication
Team Building
Foundation II Target Service
 
 
 
Part 3
Strategic Planning 
Foundation III International Service
Public Image & Public Relations 
Building a Stronger Club
Making a Difference
 
 
To inquire about the program or have a course scheduled in your area please contact coordinators:
 
In British Columbia          Richard Clarke      137clarke@gmail.com
In Washington State       Joseph Beaulieu   josephbeaulieu@comcast.net