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MEMBERSHIP REPORTS AND TRENDS Webinar Presentation Cynthia Meehan Jennifer Deters Membership Reports and Trends

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Learn how to access membership reports, set goals, and interpret data.

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MEMBERSHIP REPORTS AND TRENDSWebinar PresentationCynthia MeehanJennifer Deters

Membership Reports and Trends

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Session Overview

• Objectives:– How do I get to Rotary Club Central?– Who can enter goals?– How do I interpret the data?– Why is this relevant to my club?– Are there additional resources?

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Welcome to the webinar

Moderator: Cindy MeehanDirectorMembership Development Division

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Welcome to the webinar

Presenter: Jennifer DetersManagerMembership Research and Survey Group

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Getting Started

Familiarize Yourself with theGo-to Webinar

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Use the Audio pod to select Use Telephone

- or - Use Mic & Speakers* To improve sound quality, please close all unnecessary programs such as email, MS Office, etc. If you have a cell/mobile phone, please move it away from your computer.

Audio options

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Use the question pod to type in your name and the name of your Rotary Club.

Using the question pod

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Let’s Get Started!

Presenter: Jennifer DetersManagerMembership Research and Survey Group

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Session Overview

• Objectives:– How do I get to Rotary Club Central?– Who can enter goals?– How do I interpret the data?– Why is this relevant to my club?– Are there additional resources?

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How do I get to RC Central?

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Scroll down to view trend graph

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Scroll down to Age & Gender

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Scroll down to Goals

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To print: Step 1, Click Design

Step 2: Right click tabStep 3: Select Export Current Report asStep 4: Select PDF or Excel

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QUESTIONS?

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CLUB LEVEL

PresidentSecretaryTreasurer

Foundation ChairMembership Chair

Executive Secretary

DISTRICT LEVEL

District Governor*Assistant Governors**Committee ChairsExecutive Secretary

* Can only see clubs in their club group** Committee chairs that Rotary collects in

member database.

Who can set goals?

Includes, immediate past, current, and incoming individuals

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Who can view goals?

ALL CLUB MEMBERS

RI Directors and Trustees

Coordinators and Advisors

(RC, RPIC, RRFC, EMGA)

Global

District

Club

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QUESTIONS?

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To go to Retention Calculator

How do I set membership goals?Scroll up to Age & Gender

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Set one and the other will auto calculate

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From Retention Calculator screen

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QUESTIONS?

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How do I interpret the data?

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Select for use with the Retention Calculator

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To print: Step 1, Click Design

Step 2: Right click tabStep 3: Select Export Current Report asStep 4: Select PDF or Excel

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QUESTIONS?

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Why is this relevant to my club?

• The numbers are key but what does it really mean for your club?– Planning & setting goals– Establishing performance metrics & tracking

progress toward achieving goals– Updating club, district & RI records

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Planning & setting goals

• Assessing areas of need– Recruitment

– Retention

– Member demographics (age, gender)

• Examples of Tactics– Invite Prospects to

Service Project– Host New Member

Orientation– Target local Jaycees

aging out

Increase Club Membership by 5%

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Establish metrics & track progress

• What to measure– Build on the core data– Have a reach; but not

too far out– Be exact

• How to track– Set standards of time

• Month-end• Year-end• YTD

– Examine the comparisons

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Updating Records

• Data Quality• Data Integrity• Data Hygiene

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QUESTIONS?

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Additional Resources

• This information is also available in the Learning Center

• How do I get there?

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QUESTIONS?

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Visit Rotary’s website http://www.rotary.org

for updates on Membership Information and to access Rotary

Club CentralThank you!