Telling the Rotary Story Through Public Image
The District 5400 Leadership Council is filled with amazing volunteers sharing their talent and time to support clubs and district activities. In the monthly newsletter we are going to be featuring several of the Committee leaders and sharing ways to engage with the District to expand our reach and enhance engagement.
This month, Cornelia Sprung is kicking things off with Public Image! District 5400 has committed
resources to a public image campaign to raise awareness of Rotary Clubs in Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon. The People of Action campaign will involve several phases over the next three years with the goal of increasing the awareness of the impact Rotary has in each community and inviting individuals and businesses to support the clubs to increase impact and expand reach.
If you haven’t had a chance to meet Cornelia at a district training or event yet, I hope you look for a chance to meet her and participate in the Rotary public image campaign. Her smile will warm your heart and she’s fun to work with! Please read-on to learn more and participate in the outreach campaign where you can!
People of Action Campaign: First Get Smart, Then Get Busy! |
 If you’re involved with Public Image for your club—or want to be—it’s time to brush up on the Rotary brand and logo, and especially… the #PeopleOfAction marketing campaign. Here’s how:The Learning Center on Rotary.org is an outstanding resource for Rotarians. It has learning modules on Membership, Service, Foundation and much more. It contains an excellent learning plan for Public Image, and I can tell you it's time well spent. Peace, Janice Fulkerson '22-'23 District 5400 Governor |
Peace is more than the lack of conflict or the absence of violence. Positive Peace creates and sustains societies that allow all people to flourish. And this is what Rotarians are doing daily across District 5400 – working to support flourishing communities’ where we live and work. 
