You are invited to attend a one-hour information session and receive an update on the Zone 8 Regionalisation Pilot.
We would like to update you on what has happened since the vote and the next steps. Moving forward, the goal remains to establish a Regional Governance structure to transform Rotary and Rotaract in our region to better support Clubs to provide relevant and engaging experiences that serve our communities and enable us to grow.
This session will kick-off a series of regular communication that will enable you to be kept up to date and informed throughout the next period of the pilot.
With time zones and work schedules in mind, we will host three different sessions for you:
Sunday 27 November
We would like to update you on what has happened since the vote and the next steps. Moving forward, the goal remains to establish a Regional Governance structure to transform Rotary and Rotaract in our region to better support Clubs to provide relevant and engaging experiences that serve our communities and enable us to grow.
This session will kick-off a series of regular communication that will enable you to be kept up to date and informed throughout the next period of the pilot.
With time zones and work schedules in mind, we will host three different sessions for you:
Sunday 27 November
- 9:00am AEDT
- 7.00pm AEDT
- 6.00pm AEDT
The host for the webinar will be Rotary International Director Jessie Harman. Presenters will be Co-Chairs PDG Ingrid Waugh and PDG Peter Frueh.
Questions will be asked through the Q&A function and will be moderated by Rotary International staff.
In the meantime, we invite you to visit our website, which will continue to have the latest updates creatingtomorrowrotary.org.
PLEASE CLICK ONE OF THE DATES ABOVE TO REGISTER.
* Content will be the same in each webinar; you only need to attend one that best suits your schedule.
Sincerely,
Regionalisation Pilot Project Team
Co-chairs Ingrid Waugh (NZ/Oceania) and Peter Frueh (Australia)
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