What Rotary experience should you have?
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| How
Selected? |
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By a Nominating Committee,
subject to challenge by any nominating club. Approved
by the electors at a District Conference and ratified
by the delegates at a Rotary International Convention. |
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| Minimum
Qualifications for Consideration: |
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- Rotarian for 7 years in one or more clubs
- Current Rotarian in good standing in a club
in good standing
- Service as a Club President for one full
year
- Nominated by a Rotary club or by the District
Nominating Committee
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| Other
Critical Areas for Consideration: |
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- Knowledge of the clubs and Rotarians in
the District and widely known by District Rotarians
- Why? Directly or indirectly a Governor
makes more than 100 appointments
- Knowledge of the functions, programs, and
committees in the District
- Why? Before you can promote or change
something, you need to understand it
- Knowledge of District Finances
- Why? More than any other person, decisions
of the Governor determine District solvency
- Knowledge of Rotary International
- Why? The Governor is usually the only
officer of Rotary International in the District
- Knowledge of The Rotary Foundation
- Why? The Governor is expected to be
the chief promoter of The Rotary Foundation
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| Best Training/Experience
for District Governor: |
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- Service as an Assistant Governor
- Service as a District Avenue of Service
Director
- Service on District Finance Committee
- Service as District Membership Development
Chair
- Service as Major Event Chair
- District Conference
- District Assembly
- Avenues of Service
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| Logical
Career Path: |
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Club President, District
Committee Member, District Committee Chair, District
Special Events Chair, Avenue of Service Director,
Assistant Governor |
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| How
Do I Get The Job? |
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Secure the credentials
and ask your club to nominate you by the deadline
(normally set by the Nominating Committee Chair
for June 30, 2 years before the term begins). |
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