What is Visioning and Why is it Important for my Club?
John Channon
Visioning is a process in which 10-25 members of your Club come together and follow a standardized process of developing priorities for a 3 year plan for your Club. The process is run by trained facilitators and can be conducted in person or virtually. The process is aligned with Rotary International's 4 strategic priorities and guides you to a prioritized list for which you will build master plans and action plans for your Clubs for the next 3 years. The process builds consensus, consistency and continuity for your Club to maintain focus and make decisions. Attend to learn more.
Learning Outcomes
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Learn how Visioning positively impacts Clubs
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Learn how the Visioning process works
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Understand the tools available for implementation
John Channon
District 5960 Vision Facilitation Team Leader
jchannon@focalpointcoaching.com
John spent 25 years in the Specialty Chemicals business before starting his own Professional Business and Executive Coaching business 8 years ago. He is a trained IVFC Vision Facilitator and has conducted over 70 Vision Facilitation sessions with Rotary Clubs in District 5960. John is a member of the White Bear Lake Rotary Club and joined Rotary in 2015 in order to have an opportunity to give back to his community.