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Zone 30 Rotary Public Image Coordinator Team

Zone 30 Rotary Public Image Coordinator
RPIC and ARPIC

Keith W. Hodkinson
Tiffin
Rotary Public Image Coordinator RPIC
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Tina Ingraham
Cleveland
Assistant Public Image Coordinator ARPIC
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Knox Richardson
Birmingham Sunset
Assistant Public Image Coordinator ARPIC
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Gretchen Ross
Evansville @ Night
Assistant Public Image Coordinator ARPIC
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Assignments:

Keith Hodkinson; 6600, 6670, 6540, 6580 | Tina Ingraham; 6630, 6650, 6690 | Knox Richardson; 6760, 6780, 6860, 6880 | Gretchen Ross; 6580, 6710, 6740

Zone 31 Rotary Public Image Coordinator Team

Zone 31 Rotary Public Image Coordinator Team

RPIC and ARPIC

Angela J. Rickman
Ponca City Trailblazers
Rotary Public Image Coordinator RPIC
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Brooke Jones
Ponca City Trailblazers
Assistant Public Image Coordinator ARPIC
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Tiffany McPherson
South Tyler
Assistant Public Image Coordinator ARPIC
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Sherry E. Taylor
River Valley Sunset
Assistant Public Image Coordinator ARPIC
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Assignments:

Angela Rickman; 6060, 6460, 6490, 6510 | Sherry Taylor; 6150, 6170, 6800, 6820, 6840 | Tiffany McPherson; 5770, 5830, 6190, 6200 | Brooke Jones; 5750, 6040, 6080, 6110

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISTRICT GOVERNORS AND REGIONAL LEADERS

ROTARY CODE OF POLICIES (Decision 106)

19.070. Relationship Between District Governors and Regional Leaders

District governors and their district teams are directly supported by and have the resource of regional leaders (regional Rotary Foundation coordinators, Rotary membership coordinators, Rotary public image coordinators, endowment/major gifts advisers and End Polio Now coordinators) and their assistants to further success in their districts. District leaders partner with regional leaders to support and execute Rotary’s strategic plan, align all corporate communications and goals, and deliver quality, individualized team learning opportunities at their events. Governors and their district chairs are encouraged to develop a strong working relationship with their regional team by exchanging strategies, sharing goals, and planning together to further their district’s success.

Governors and their district teams also connect and interact with their regional leaders who use their experience and knowledge to support and guide district leaders to connect clubs with resources and:

Increase our Impact

  • Continue promotion of polio eradication advocacy in a meaningful way
  • Grow participation in Foundation grants and programs
  • Increase giving to the Annual Fund
  • Discuss opportunities for making major gifts
  • Inspire members to leave a legacy by creating an endowment

Expand our Reach

  • Support new club development
  • Promote membership opportunities for growth and engagement, club innovation, and flexibility
  • Promote the Rotary brand, positioning, and visual identity
  • Spread awareness and a positive public image in local communities

Enhance Participant Engagement

  • Encourage members to participate in activities that deepen engagement
  • Encourage clubs to enhance the value of membership
  • Promote opportunities for participants to engage with Rotary within and beyond the club
  • Support clubs to assess and improve their club culture

Increase our Ability to Adapt

  • Encourage clubs and districts to test and evaluate new ideas
  • Support clubs and districts in bringing diverse perspectives and evidence to decision-making