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District 9350 Mini-Conference Durbanville: 100+ Rotarians Focus on Membership Growth and Strategic Collaboration

Over 100 Rotarians Gather for District Leadership and Strategic Planning

On Saturday over 100 Rotarians from many clubs from as far as Plettenberg Bay and Knysna joined DG Pam and her District Leadership Team to be inspired. The practical, strategic breakaway sessions provided practical solutions to increase our reach and impact, working in collaboration with the Foundation team and external Public Image teamleader. More importatnly sharing ideas on effective engagement with our communities, local business and government, aligning our projects and Public Image added huge value.

RC Waterfront Representatives Support DG Pam Rawbone and District 9350

🌟Supporting DG Pam Rawbone and our District Leadership Team🌟
Flying the flag for WRC – June, Hamilton, Piet, Sue, Michelle, Captain Tony, DG Pam, AG Chris, Mymoena and Randall Barclay (RIPPR from Discon 2025). 🐬⚓⛵🏳‍🌈🌟

Above: Piet, Mymoena and Sue, three of the magnificent seven from RC Waterfront that attended the Mini conference in Durbanville.

Mini-Conference: Reigniting Motivation for Second Quarter Success

The Mini-Conference, held as we begin the second quarter of the Rotary year, always provides the perfect opportunity to reignite our motivation and refocus our energies as we work together to complete the year on a high note. The insights shared over the weekend reminded us that while our goals remain constant, the way we navigate toward them may at times require us to adjust our sails as we plan for the months ahead. Each club, with its own culture and rhythm, contributes a unique wind of creativity and compassion to the greater Rotary movement—and RC Waterfront is certainly part of that spirit.

Strategic Collaboration and Meaningful Community Engagement

Captain Tony’s “emphasis on collaboration, strategic communication, and meaningful engagement truly resonates with the foundation we’ve built over the past two years to stabilise our club and position it for growth. These themes are essential as we continue to ensure that our projects not only touch lives, but also inspire ongoing participation and fellowship within our club.”

Using Projects to Attract and Retain Members: District Membership Insights

Breakout and plenary sessions: Left David Holtzhausen (District Membership Chair) – one of the topics for deliberation: “How do we use projects to attract and retain members of the club?” David also cited three clubs that had grown, who were not looking for members!.

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