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Who is Robyn
Robyn Braley is committed to helping Rotarians grow their clubs to become better equipped to help people who need help. He has led two club teams that were awarded RI PR Awards and served as the District 5360 PR Chair. He has been a Rotarian since 1999.

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Wednesday, 2 March 2016

How the Calgary West Rotary Club Attracted 25 New Members in 18 Months

Unified clubs can do great things!

There is a simple definition of the word brand. Your brand is what others think it is. 

But, the heart of a brand goes much deeper. What you think of yourself and your organization will dictate how you shape it's brand in a way that engages others.

The heart of a strong Rotary Club brand is the feeling of pride members have for their club and the work of Rotary. If they feel good about their club, they will be fully engaged in fellowship and in community service. They will influence others to collaborate and even become members.

Background; The Can-do Club

The Calgary West Rotary first met in May, 1967. The club soon became known as a "can-do" club that was known for it's service projects. 

They reached far beyond what could reasonably be expected from a club of 80 to 100 members. Thousands of lives throughout the world were forever changed due to a collective passion for service and making a difference.