ARIZONA PETS
Attn. Polly Schumacher
Registrar, AZ PETS 2007
11430 S. 51st St.
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Tel. 480-893-1324

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Future Arizona PETS dates:
March 6 - 7 , 2009

The Arizona Presidents-elect, Secretaries-elect, Treasurers-elect and Presidents-nominee Training Seminar is a system of long standing multi-district PETS training sessions. AZ PETS is a joint effort of the three Rotary districts in the state of Arizona. AZ PETS is managed, prepared and conducted by a PETS committee and the District Governor-elect from each participating District. Consisting of well known exceptional speakers, informative workshops, detailed district training sessions and fellowship and networking, the basic purpose of our PETS is to have the best prepared, most enthusiastic club leaders in the Rotary world. Annually, the attending Presidents-elect, Secretaries and Treasurers leave well prepared to carry out their Rotary duties.

PURPOSE
A PETS, which may be a multidistrict PETS, shall take place for the purpose of orientation and training of club presidents-elect in the district as determined by the board. The PETS shall be held annually, preferably in March. The governor-elect shall be responsible for the PETS. The PETS shall be planned and conducted under the direction and supervision of the governors-elect.

Rotary International Bylaws - 2004

The Presidents-elect Training Seminars (PETS) are informational programs that are planned and conducted by the district trainer under the direction and supervision of the governor-elect as provided in RI bylaws section 15.030. Its purpose is to develop club presidents who have the necessary skills, knowledge, and motivation to:

• sustain and / or grow their club's membership base;
• implement successful projects that address the needs of their communities and communities in other countries
• support The Rotary Foundation through both financial contributions and program participation;
• develop leaders capable of serving in Rotary beyond the club level.

PETS Leaders Guide 2003

TOPICS
To achieve the stated purpose of the program, the following components and learning objectives will be included in the PETS.

• Presentation of the Annual Theme
• Role and Responsibilities of the Club President
• Goal Setting
• Selecting and Preparing Club Leaders
• Club Administration
• Membership Recruitment and Orientation
• Effective Service Projects
• The Rotary Foundation
• Resources - Where They Are and How to Use Them
• Planning for the Year

Manual of Procedure 2004

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