Who Should Attend
The Public Image & Rotaract Summit is for people who want to take an active role in the future of Rotary — and help shape how Rotary is experienced, understood and trusted.The Summit is particularly relevant for Rotarians working in public image, membership, leadership, projects and club development, as well as for those who can take the ideas, tools and connections created during the event back to their clubs and districts.
A special place is given to young Rotarians and emerging leaders. One of the central ideas of the Summit is to bring different generations together, help them listen to one another, understand different expectations and perspectives, and explore how they can build the future of Rotary together. The Programme Community also identified One Rotary – Many Generations, belonging and inclusive club experience as key priorities.
The Summit is also relevant for Rotaract leaders and Rotaractors who want to contribute as partners in ideas, projects and communication. Their participation is part of the wider picture, while the Summit itself is designed for the broader Rotary family and for meaningful cooperation across generations.
The Summit is especially suitable for:
- District Governors, District Governors-elect and other district leaders;
- District Public Image Chairs and members of Public Image teams;
- Club presidents, Club Public Image leaders and people responsible for telling their clubs’ stories;
- Young Rotarians, emerging leaders and Rotarians who want to strengthen their leadership role;
- Membership leaders and those working on club experience, belonging and retention;
- Foundation, grants and project leaders who want project impact to be better understood and communicated;
- End Polio leaders and advocates;
- District Rotaract Representatives, Rotaract leaders and Rotaractors;
- Alumni and representatives of ICCs, Fellowships and other Rotary networks when their work connects directly with the programme.
Anyone interested in becoming public image chairs in a club or district level, Rotarians or Rotaractors.
You do not need to be a Public Image specialist to belong at this Summit. If your work influences how people experience Rotary, speak about Rotary, lead others, strengthen belonging or turn good projects into visible and credible impact, you are part of the conversation.
