Florida Kiwanis has always been a leader in the education and support of our members and this year was no exception! Even while we have all been doing the COVID-shuffle, postponing, rescheduling, and moving meetings and events, we have remained committed to bringing our members the best educational opportunities and the most motivational experiences possible in these unprecedented times!
This year’s Virtual Conference (VCON) workshop schedule was packed full of education sessions and timely topics.
In addition to a make-up track for Club Leadership Education (CLE), we offered you 31, yes 31, educational sessions presented by experienced and knowledgeable, first-class presenters, from throughout the Florida District and Kiwanis International.
These are the recordings from that conference. Please feel free to view them at your leisure and share them with your club members. If the presenter provided a copy of their PowerPoint presentation or handouts, you will also find them in the corresponding file folder. You are free to download them for your use.
Facebook Paid Boost Program Steven Hadt
Five Generations Dillon Kalkhurst
Fundraising Amanda Malinowski
Go From Good To Great Jim Rochford
Has Hit the Fan Rhonda Vrell
How Not to Screw Up as a Board Member Bob Broderick
How to Discover New Members Gary Levine
How to Get Enthusiastic About Membership C. Todd Smith
How to Keep Them Coming Back Ben Hendricks
Is Your Club a Tree house? Chris Martz
I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up Rhonda Vrell
Kiwanis Mentorship Program Stacy Vu
Meaningful Service Projects Brian Tenclinger
Membership Best Practices Jim Rochford
No Small Matter Jennifer Ohlsen
Rushing Ahead to the Future Amanda Malinowski
Service and Growth Opportunities with CKI David McCampbell
What is a Club Satellite? C. Todd Smitt
What? You’ve Never Heard About Kiwanis Gary Levine
Why Doesn’t Anyone Know About our Club? Lew Matusow
Did you know that Circle K International (CKI) and Key Club International — the Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs for university and secondary students, respectively — have their own weeklong celebrations?
During CKI Week (CircleK.org/Events/CKI-Week), October 16-21, CKI members will highlight the power of leadership, fellowship and the service they do on college campuses and in communities around the world. In fact, of all Kiwanis family programs, CKI members perform the most community service hours per member!
From November 6-10, it’s Key Club’s turn (KeyClub.org/Events/KeyClubWeek)! Each day of Key Club Week corresponds to an activity — from completing random acts of kindness to displaying Key Club pride — that spreads the word about Key Club’s commitment to student leadership and community service.
Ask your sponsored CKI Clubs and Key Clubs how your Kiwanis Club can help with their week of events.
Kiwanis International is continuing a tradition established in Kiwanis magazine by producing an issue about the organization’s leaders — and your own leadership potential — as the new service year begins. Watch your mailbox in October. You’ll receive a leadership issue that features a profile of 2023-24 Kiwanis International President Katrina Baranko, information about the Kiwanis family boards of trustees and more — including tips about leadership for all members.
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Florida Kiwanis has always been a leader in the education and support of our members and this year was no exception! Even while we have all been doing the COVID-shuffle, postponing, rescheduling, and moving meetings and events, we have remained committed to bringing our members the best educational opportunities and the most motivational experiences possible in these unprecedented times!
This year’s Virtual Conference (VCON) workshop schedule was packed full of education sessions and timely topics.
In addition to a make-up track for Club Leadership Education (CLE), we offered you 31, yes 31, educational sessions presented by experienced and knowledgeable, first-class presenters, from throughout the Florida District and Kiwanis International.
These are the recordings from that conference. Please feel free to view them at your leisure and share them with your club members.
If the presenter provided a copy of their PowerPoint presentation or handouts, you will also find them in the corresponding file folder. You are free to download them for your use.
Facebook Paid Boost Program
Steven Hadt
Five Generations
Dillon Kalkhurst
Fundraising
Amanda Malinowski
Go From Good To Great
Jim Rochford
Has Hit the Fan
Rhonda Vrell
How Not to Screw Up as a Board Member
Bob Broderick
How to Discover New Members
Gary Levine
How to Get Enthusiastic About Membership
C. Todd Smith
How to Keep Them Coming Back
Ben Hendricks
Is Your Club a Tree house?
Chris Martz
I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up
Rhonda Vrell
Kiwanis Mentorship Program
Stacy Vu
Meaningful Service Projects
Brian Tenclinger
Membership Best Practices
Jim Rochford
No Small Matter
Jennifer Ohlsen
Rushing Ahead to the Future
Amanda Malinowski
Service and Growth Opportunities with CKI
David McCampbell
What is a Club Satellite?
C. Todd Smitt
What? You’ve Never Heard About Kiwanis
Gary Levine
Why Doesn’t Anyone Know About our Club?
Lew Matusow
Wow! This Club is Fun.
Brad Boyd
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Did you know that Circle K International (CKI) and Key Club International — the Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs for university and secondary students, respectively — have their own weeklong celebrations?
During CKI Week (CircleK.org/Events/CKI-Week), October 16-21, CKI members will highlight the power of leadership, fellowship and the service they do on college campuses and in communities around the world. In fact, of all Kiwanis family programs, CKI members perform the most community service hours per member!
From November 6-10, it’s Key Club’s turn (KeyClub.org/Events/KeyClubWeek)! Each day of Key Club Week corresponds to an activity — from completing random acts of kindness to displaying Key Club pride — that spreads the word about Key Club’s commitment to student leadership and community service.
Ask your sponsored CKI Clubs and Key Clubs how your Kiwanis Club can help with their week of events.
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Kiwanis International is continuing a tradition established in Kiwanis magazine by producing an issue about the organization’s leaders — and your own leadership potential — as the new service year begins. Watch your mailbox in October. You’ll receive a leadership issue that features a profile of 2023-24 Kiwanis International President Katrina Baranko, information about the Kiwanis family boards of trustees and more — including tips about leadership for all members.
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