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Rotary Leadership Institute Northeast America’s Annual Meeting, Saturday, August 9, 2025
Hilton Scranton Hotel & Conference Center
100 Adams Avenue. Scranton, PA 18503-1826
This year’s event is condensed into one day to minimize attendees’ time commitment and allowing for same-day travel. The Board meeting begins at 1 p.m. The general session will follow, aimed at District leaders, site chairs, Facilitators, and RLI NEA Officers including Regional Vice Chairs and Vice Chairs.
WE WILL CONCLUDE The day with a gourmet dinner, a speaker, and presentations of the Facilitator of the Year Award and the Yvette Palmer Award for Outstanding Service to RLI NEA.
Click here to register for the Rotary Leadership Institute Annual Meeting in August
Announcing our RLI NEA Graduate Course for 2024-25: Capturing the Value of your Impact
This year’s Rotary Leadership Institute Northeast America’s Graduate Course will focus on Capturing the Value of your Impact.
Each year, RLI NEA offers a different Graduate Course, open to anyone who has completed RLI Levels I, II and III. Even if you have attended a Graduate Course before, qualified Rotarians can take this new course.
Created by PDG Bill Gormont, our RLI NEA Executive Director Deb Glisson, and PDG Norma Madayag-Reilly, the six-hour course will examine what is needed for Rotary projects to make a positive impact, how to de
al with the process of change, and recognizing and managing conflict.
During the Annual Meeting, PDG Bill Gormont talked about the objectives of the course, that is, to provide participants with the knowledge, tools, resources, skills, ideas, and connections to effectively:
• Focus on increasing our positive impact
• Explore the measurement of impact both quantitatively and qualitatively
• Discuss the effect of change and conflict on the process of increasing positive impact on the
world around us.
Gormont broke down the meaning of the word IMPACT that will be covered:
- Impressions
- Personality
- Attitude
- Communication
- Teamwork
The course will also focus on defining conflict — Intrapersonal, Inter-personal and coming to agreement and the three stages of conflict management. Both a Facilitator’s Guide and a Student Guide will be available.
The course will launch on September 28th at our first RLI NEA session of this year in Verona, NY. Scroll below to register or get more information about this course.
To view the Power Point presented by PDG Bill Gormont, click here: Power Point on the RLI NEA Graduate Course