Leadership Development
As People of Action, Rotarians can develop their leadership skills by serving in Club and District-level roles
The opportunity to nurture your leadership skills is not limited to your workplace. In fact, many people work in a company for years without ever having a chance to develop their leadership aptitude.
Rotary is an organization that draws its strength from the Rotarians who choose to Serve Above Self as Club Members. However, every Rotary Club is a unique and independent organization that requires a Board and Directors, along with a yearly-elected Club President.
Depending on the size of a Rotary Club, members can serve on a variety of Club Committee positions, including:
- Club President
- Club Secretary
- Club Treasurer
- Membership Chair
- Rotary Foundation Chair
- Service Project Chair
- Public Image Chair
- Programming Chair
- Youth Services Chair
Additional roles are often created to meet other areas of opportunity. Also, many Rotary Clubs have co-Chairs and committee delegates who work together to accomplish service projects, global grant programs or fundraising events, among many more.
Rotarians also have the opportunity to attend the Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) once they are inducted as members of a Rotary Club. RLI is an opportunity to learn more about Rotary’s history, its purpose and to engage Rotarians from other Clubs in the District.
Interested in joining a Rotary Club in Central Florida?
Rotary needs People of Action just like YOU to continue achieving its mission—and it all can start by requesting an invite to a Rotary meeting near your home or workplace. We continue building the next generation of Rotarian leaders to keep our wheel turning and fueling progress for our communities and the world as a whole.