The 2022-23 District Leadership Team was installed at a ceremony at the Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville on Wednesday, 29 June. District Governor Marty Schulman was inducted by Past District Governor Tony Marmo of our neighboring District 7210. Among those present were County Executive George Latimer who presented a plaque to the new District Governor. Outgoing DG George McKinnis could not be present due to his recent surgery. He was represented by Vice-Governor Mahbub Ahmad who read the DG's message to those present. The outgoing DG thanked his leadership team noting that the District has achieved much in the past few years. He said he believed the District will continue in good hands under the guidance and direction of DG Marty Schulman - who is a fellow Rotarian from the Bronxville Club.JOIN A PROJECT
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The 2022-23 District Leadership Team was installed at a ceremony at the Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville on Wednesday, 29 June. District Governor Marty Schulman was inducted by Past District Governor Tony Marmo of our neighboring District 7210. Among those present were County Executive George Latimer who presented a plaque to the new District Governor. Outgoing DG George McKinnis could not be present due to his recent surgery. He was represented by Vice-Governor Mahbub Ahmad who read the DG's message to those present. The outgoing DG thanked his leadership team noting that the District has achieved much in the past few years. He said he believed the District will continue in good hands under the guidance and direction of DG Marty Schulman - who is a fellow Rotarian from the Bronxville Club.D7230 has seen a net growth of 80 members since 1 July - a phenomenal 7.19% growth that dwarfs the growth of all other 21 Districts in Zone 32. The overall membership growth in our Zone was 1.71% as of 31 March.
Zone Membership Chair Herb Klotz organized a panel discussion on New Clubs fueling membership growth. Our District was represented by the Heritage E-Club that has grown from 20 members when it was chartered in December 2018 to 33 members today. Heritage Membership Chair Rahat Hossain was joined in a panel discussion that included leaders from two other new clubs started in the past 3-4 years from our zone All three clubs have been very successful in growing their membership since being chartered - Mary Ammielle of Roc City (Rochester), and Melanie Druziako of Tri-County (Vineland-Millville-Buena-Newfield), NJ. They are very different types of clubs and have all been successful with growth. The discussion moderated by Louisa Horne, Zone New Club Advocate. The District Board has approved a Crisis Management Plan for the District which will go into effect in the event of a crisis which requires special measures to be undertaken to handle such an eventuality.This document was developed to serve as an important procedural resource to assist District 7230 volunteers and participants in responding effectively when a crisis occurs in order to minimize risk and help ensure the safety of all, to the greatest extent possible.
Chalk up a big achievement for D7230! Our District has recorded a net gain of 61 members between 1 July 2021 and 31 January 2022. We now stand at 1160 members, up from 1099 at the beginning of this Rotary year a growth rate of 5.55%. This puts our District as the leader of the pack in membership growth in both Zones 28 and 32. The 21 Districts in Zone 32 have a total of 32,766 members in 1134 Clubs. Overall, our Zone saw a membership growth of only 0.83%
The District Board has formally adopted 2 important statements - the first on Ethics and the second on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).
The statement on Ethics is the first step in the newly established process in the District, which has seen the setting up of the independent Ethics and Dispute Resolution Committee that reports directly to the District Board and is chaired by PDG Helen Reisler.
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