Public Image Committee Overview

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The Public Image Committee at Rotary plays a crucial role in sharing the club's story with the public, promoting projects and activities, and enhancing the club's visibility through strategic planning, social media utilization, and branding practices. The committee collaborates with members and other committees to effectively communicate and engage with the community. Key tasks include managing photography and videography for events, providing resources for promoting the club, and ensuring consistent branding across all communication channels.


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  1. Public Image Committee

  2. Mission Mission Statement Statement The Public Image Committee tells Rotary s story to the public and promotes the club s projects and activities. We do this by collaborating with club members and club committees.

  3. Members Members Derick Meadows Frank Nance Terri Cook Mason Peres Susan Passmore Rebecca Colllins Marie Kilbourn Crystal Redden

  4. Committee Serves as Focal Point for Public Image Campaigns Strategic Planning (for PI matters) Social media techniques / best practices Website effectiveness Understanding branding and related best practices Training to accomplish Public Image Tasks

  5. Process We have a strategic plan that includes a number of process items Manage photography, videography, presentation needs for club events Provide tools and resources to help each chair in respective PI goals to promote club Specific Items 1. Club brochure 2. Press release templates/information 3. Club website/social media 4. Training tools and sessions 5. Event resources, flags, banners, etc. 6. Collaboration w/ other committees

  6. Branding, Public Image, Social Media

  7. Rotarys Brand is Important Rotary s Brand is Important Old Logo New Logos

  8. Internal vs. External Communications Internal vs. External Communications Internal Only Internal and External

  9. People of People of Action Action Campaign Campaign Some people think Rotary is all about eating wonder why? Many don t know what Rotary is or the great work Rotarians do in our communities and around the world We need to change that! Rotary membership needs to grow need to engage.

  10. What does POA Campaign Accomplish? Brings Rotary story to life in a way that narrows gap between public awareness and understanding Essence of Rotary and our values reflected in campaign We build lifelong relationships We honor our commitments We connect diverse perspectives We apply our leadership and expertise to solve social issues

  11. People of Action People of Action Campaign Campaign Who is our audience? Fewer photos of meals/club banners More pictures of Rotarians actively serving/doing Show the why not just the what Use at least one photo with an overlay when posting to media Also use in other marketing resources

  12. People of Action Overlays People of Action Overlays app.poaphotos.com Together we Connect Inspire Empower Learn End Polio Mentor Fight Hunger Promote Peace Save Lives Transform Have Fun Overlays also available for Interact and Rotaract

  13. Social Media Social Media Is here to stay Is a powerful tool Can help build up our club Club is on these Lots more

  14. Public Image Committee will help ensure consistency with message and tools Use POA overlays on photos Use hashtags # and @ to extend reach #ForLaPorte #ServiceAboveSelf #PeopleofAction #ServetoChangeLive #EndPolio @TheWheelhouse @Joy2TheWorld Tag people Share and like posts! Social Media Social Media Post Tips Post Tips

  15. Call to action in everything we post Rotary does not support any specific political view or religion 3 second attention span with mobile users Appropriately represent diversity in our club and community Timely Videos increase search engine engagement Social Media Social Media Posts Posts

  16. Wear your Rotary lapel pin all the time, not just on meeting day Wear swag with Rotary logo around town Proud member/supporter decals 4-way test in office Bring sign at functions to advertise Update your profile on social media make it clear you are a Rotarian Share Rotary and club news on your social media pages Invite a friend to Rotary Talk about Rotary Public Image is Public Image is More than Press More than Press Releases and Releases and Media Coverage Media Coverage

  17. More Information Visit the Rotary Brand Center @ my.rotary.org Logos Templates Media materials Visit the Learning Center @ my.rotary.org Professional and easy e-learning modules (multi-media) Some as short as 5 minutes

  18. Questions?

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