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This committee is responsible for finding new members and retaining existing members.

Who are we? What do we do? How to join us? All the answers to these questions can be found here or by contacting our membership chairman.

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If you want to talk to someone about possibly becoming a member please use the contact form at the bottom of this page.

Analysis of current status

The Club membership will be 26 members at 30 June 2012, a net increase of three during the last two Rotary Years.  These new members have reduced the age profile of the Club, a welcome move.

Membership goals

I do not think that we should be unrealistic about the membership goals.  We have therefore set a goal of a net increase of one new member during 2012-2013. 

Strategy for growth

1. We have found in the past that the best way to increase membership is to find possible members among our contacts and invite them to one or more meetings to try to whet their appetite for joining Rotary.

2. We could also consider approaching potential organisations within the area to establish whether they have any employees who might be interested.

3. We believe that it is time for another step forward into electronic communications and we will set us up with a blog together with a Twitter page.

4. We will fully support the new District membership initiative and be ready to welcome visitors as the campaign produces people who have expressed an interest in Rotary. As the evening club in Bradford we will work closely with our sister morning and lunchtime clubs to offer possible new Rotarians the opportunity which best meets their needs.

Committee Members
John Kelly (chair), Muhammad Atif, Mike Clewes

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