Public Image Committee
Public Image Committee
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Public Image committee
The Public Image committee is tasked to promote the club and the work of Rotary within the local community. To this end it relies on the work of the various committees and encourages close cooperation to tease out newsworthy reports.
Forthcoming objectives;
The PI commitee will continue to promote the club to both in the wider community and internally. In the former case this will be done by presenting newsworthy material on the club’s activities to the local media and on our social media platforms to maintain the club’s high profile in the Dundee area. In the coming months we will be working on publicity for the Swimarathon and the Charity Dinner.
We also see the benefit of producing leaflets about the club and its activities for specific public events like the teddy bear jump.
A further aspect of our work to promote the club in the wider community is with the production of audio visual presentations for events our charity gala dinner, and we will be continuing with this effort.
The PI Committee sees the internet and social media as vital avenues through which to promote the club both internally and externally. We support and encourage use of the club’ website and Facebook pages by all members, and welcome all contributions.
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Coronavirus - update 1st October 2020
Due to Coronavirus and current advice the Club will meet via Zoom until further notice.
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