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on December 14, 2019

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The time to train your incoming club officers.

Don’t miss these opportunities! Courses For the latest information, be sure to encourage your club leaders to access the Lions Learning Center offered by Lions Clubs International. Under “Course Catalog,” there are four courses available for their use. • Club Officer Training • Club President Responsibilities • Club Secretary Responsibilities • Club Treasurer Responsibilities Making a Plan: Exceptional leadership starts with a great plan Take the time to review the Club Quality Initiative Program with your officers to discover how to make a great club even better! Webpages and e-Books Lions Clubs International has designed webpages for each of the club officers. Each webpage provides materials and resources as well as e-Books to assist the officer as they serve in their role. Take a moment to visit the seven club officer webpages and familiarize yourself with them so you are able to inform your elected officers. • Club President/First Vice Pre...

District Protocol 2019/2020

Do Great Activities and You Will Find New Members Easily

By chance, I was able to attend the 2 nd district cabinet meeting. I did not know what that was. But in the end, I was very much surprised by its impact. Lion’s meet, share their projects and thoughts and – the best part-turn from Lion members to lifetime-friends. The quote which shaped my further Lions work: “Don’t try to find new members, Do a great job, and the new member will automatically attend your club. “ Being a strong, active club is the number one argument for people to join. I also faced the question about why projects of the Lions Club in my hometown suffered from a lack of participants. I also got a great answer: “become friends with lots of other Lions and visit other Lions clubs’ projects and your projects will be successful! “ Two quotes I still remember and try to follow every single time I organize a meeting or project.

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