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New Club Development Workshop

The New Club Development Workshop is designed to train and assist your district or multiple district in the development of new clubs. Trainings are available in Canada, the United States, Latin America, Australia and New Zealand.

The district governor team, Global Extension Team (GET) coordinator or Global Membership Team (GMT) coordinator can submit a request to have a new club development consultant come to their district to train and assist in the formation of new clubs. Consultants are Lions with extensive knowledge in chartering new clubs and recruiting new members. They are ready to assist your district or multiple district in the formation of new clubs.

New club development FAQ

Host a workshop

 

Request a new club consultant for a workshop today!
Requests must be made at least three weeks prior to the start of a workshop.

District workshop

 

Get ready to charter new clubs with a workshop designed to fit your district’s needs.

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Multiple district workshop

 

Help the district leaders in your multiple district prepare to charter new clubs.

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Regional workshop

 

Help your region prepare to charter new clubs.

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Next steps

 

After the workshop request is received the staff will review the request and if approved, the district will be assigned a new club development consultant. The club organizer will then work closely with the consultant on the logistics of the training, which include completing the following items prior to the training:

  1. Identifying a minimum of one Guiding Lion.
  2. Completing a Community Needs Assessment for the prospective area(s) to be sure a new club is a viable option in that community.
  3. Scheduling meetings with community leaders to inform and invite them to become a member.
  4. Printing out recruiting flyers with details of the informational meeting to hand out while recruiting.
  5. Developing a recruitment team that will support the recruitment and new club formation process.
  6. Ensure that the proposed club location has a population greater than 1,000 residents

If after eight weeks a club has not been chartered, your district agrees to submit paperwork for a club branch while continuing to recruit the minimum of 20 members needed to charter.

Please reach out to the Membership Experience team at membership@lionsclubs.org with additional questions if needed.