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Media and Public Relations Seminar Saturday, November 5th 2011 10.00 am - 4.30 pm


The Merchants House West George Street Glasgow


10.00am


Welcome and introductions from John Pike, Public Image Coordinator for Zone 17 10.05am


Jim Moulson, Immediate Past RIBI President


10.30am Gordon McInally, Past RIBI President


11.00am Coffee break


11.20am Guest speaker on marketing


12.00 noon


Drew Hughes, Coordinator RIBI International Resource Group


12.15pm Rebecca Warner, RIBI Public Relations Officer


12.30pm John Minhinick, RIBI President Elect


1.00pm Lunch


1.45pm James Martin on social networking


2.15pm


Bob Tomlinson, Public Image Assistant General Coordinator


2.45pm


Charles Fletcher MBE, award winning broadcaster and journalist


3.15pm Tea break


3.35pm Bob Tomlinson on the media and how to get your Rotary stories in the press


4.10pm Panel for Q & A session


4.30pm Close


A catering company has been booked for the day so that you can buy your food and drink in the hall. Tea and coffee will be on sale mid-morning, also with your sandwiches at lunch time and again mid- afternoon. The registration fee for the day is £5.00 and this should be sent to John Pike, 15 Glendale Drive, Wombourne, Nr Wolverhampton, WV5 0HD. Cheques to be made payable to RIBI.


How RIBI is adding value by assisting clubs/districts to obtain funding for projects


T


he EFG (External Funding


Group) team is dedicated to helping and supporting applications for funding beyond RIBI. A resource of Rotarians that is


available to help clubs/districts prepare grant applications and to seek out potential funding sources, including those that may be available from central government such as the Department for International Development, the Big Lottery and such like.


The EFG is looking to support projects that: a) have local ownership in the developing country;


b) are sustainable projects; c) are 'large' and would benefit from significant external funding e.g. projects over £100,000;


d) are existing projects but will be started in a new geographical area; e) are recognised by RIBI.


If you think you have a project that could fit, then why not let us know? We will need the following information, based on these criteria, and ask clubs to send their information to the Secretariat via the email address, efg@ribi.org n


What is the project? (a brief outline) n Where is the project?


n


What is the Rotary connection in RIBI and the host district?


n The anticipated global budget? n The start date of the project?


The group is looking at funding opportunities from many different providers so there is no deadline involved. Please allow some time for the group to correspond with you about your project. It may have to look at a number of funding opportunities to see what best suits the project’s dimensions. n


Annemarie Harte RIBI Secretary/CEO


10 www.ribi.org | October 2011


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