101ST ANNUAL CONVENTION
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CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................................. 2 Kiwanis International president......................................................... 2 Host district leadership team. . ............................................................ 3 Fast facts.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................................. 5 The Kiwanis World Showcase. . ............................................................. 9 Circle K International events.. . ............................................................... 10 Aktion Club events.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 13 Education sessions format.. . . . . . ............................................................... 17 Schedule.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 19 Wednesday.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 19 Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 23 Friday.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 39 Saturday.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 49 General sessions.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 59 Keynote speaker.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 63 Entertainers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 64 Who’s who.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 66 Kiwanis International Board of Trustees........................................ 66 Kiwanis International Foundation Board of Trustees.. ............... 68 Regional and Kiwanis-family leaders. . ............................................ 70 District governors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 71 Past presidents committee................................................................ 74 Distinguished districts.. . . . . . . . ............................................................... 75 Kiwanis International committee chairmen. . ............................... 76 Host committee.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 77 Official hotels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 78 International autograph hunt............................................................... 79 Maps.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 83 Workshop evaluations.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................... 87
WELCOME
DEAR FRIENDS, Are you ready for inspiration, fellowship, connections, education and celebration? I am! Welcome to the 101st Annual Kiwanis International Convention. Welcome to the 100th Anniversary celebration of Kiwanis in Canada! Each year, Kiwanians from around the world get together to celebrate our successes and discuss ways to make this organization stronger. This year will be no different. We have intentionally created spaces, workshops, general sessions and celebrations that will help you connect with others to share ideas on service, philanthropy and club strengthening. I hope those connections will inspire you to return home and make your club even better. A stronger Kiwanis will make a bigger difference in every community, where kids need Kiwanis. In addition, I hope you will enjoy the energy and spirit the members of Circle K International will add to our convention. Their convention is running concurrently with ours. Aktion Club is holding their Training and Leadership Conference (TLC) right here in Toronto too! I have invited them to all of our events. Why don’t you plan time in your schedule to join them? We are all partners in service, and I hope you will make an effort to connect with them to strengthen the ties that bond our organizations. Thank you for your service to the Kiwanis family. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to serve as your president this year. But most importantly, thank you for serving the children of the world. #KidsNeedKiwanis In Kiwanis service,
Sue Petrisin 2015–16 president Kiwanis International
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WELCOME TO TORONTO It has been more than 30 years since Toronto served as the host to the Kiwanis International convention in 1985. As you can imagine, much has changed! Welcome back to our beautiful city as we celebrate 100 years of Kiwanis in Canada. We are excited to have you join us to enjoy the sights, sounds, tastes and hospitality of Canada’s largest city. You will soon discover that you have landed in one of the most diverse and multi-cultural cities anywhere. We invite you to tour the world while you are here. Explore our ethnic and cultural neighbourhoods. While you are downtown, enjoy the many restaurants, theatres and concerts. You may choose to go further afield to visit the pandas at the Toronto Zoo, located in the eastern part of the city, or Niagara Falls, a short 75-minute drive to the west of the city. On your return don’t forget to have your photo taken in front of the new TORONTO sign at our iconic City Hall! There is so much to see and do when you are here. Let’s take some time to get to know each other, to learn from each other and to build Kiwanis together! Enjoy our convention—EH! Your convention team, George Rowell Laura Somerville Kathi Silke Michael Young
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FAST FACTS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Registration The registration and service desks are located inside Hall F of the Metro Toronto Convention Center. (See page 15 for hours.)
Delegate certification (credentials) All clubs in good standing are entitled to two delegates and two alternates, each of whom must be certified in advance. The delegate certification desk is located in Hall F and is open during registration hours. To be in good standing, a club must be less than sixty (60) days in arrears for any indebtedness to Kiwanis International or its district (or its federation, if any). No delegate may receive credentials to represent a club that is past due in these financial obligations.
Guest information Are you a registered guest at the Kiwanis International convention? Need ideas about what to do? As a paid guest, you have full access to all convention workshops and forums, the Kiwanis Family Store, World Showcase and sessions. Registered Kiwanians and guests can visit Hall F to purchase tickets to special events at the registration desk. Book official Kiwanis tours at the tours information desk. NOTE: All paying Kiwanian convention attendees also receive a one-day free pass in their registration packets. The pass allows a friend or family member to enter the Kiwanis World Showcase free for a day. Guests of Kiwanians who do not wish to register for the convention are encouraged to participate in official Kiwanis tours and attend ticketed events.
Information desk Stop by the information desk at the bottom of the escalator near the shuttle drop off with your questions about convention activities, area attractions and more.
Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi access will be available throughout the convention center.
Personal convention schedule You may complete your personal online schedule on-site in the registration area. Go to KiwanisOne.org/myschedule. Log in using your KiwanisOne email and password. First-time users will be given an option to register. 5
Official convention hashtag Share your convention photos and experiences with Kiwanians around the world! Use #KiwanisCon16—the official convention hashtag—when posting and tweeting on social media. Follow @Kiwanis on Twitter for official updates and to join the conversation.
Kiwanis convention app Stay connected to what’s happening during the convention with the Kiwanis International convention mobile app. Plan your schedule, connect with other attendees, receive real-time updates and more! Available for Android and Apple devices. Search for “2016 Kiwanis International Convention” in the Google Play or Apple App store.
Kiwanis-family events This year, Kiwanis International holds its convention concurrently with Circle K International’s CKIx events and Aktion Club’s Training and Leadership Conference. Your convention or event registration allows you access to Kiwanis International workshops and sessions as well as CKI and Aktion Club workshops and sessions. Some meals or functions can only be attended by ticket holders. You also have access to the Kiwanis World Showcase. Please allow the members of the organization attending their own events to take their seats first. If space allows, others may be seated. Consult Circle K and Aktion club programs starting on page 10.
Alcohol policy regarding youth Kiwanians must refrain from purchasing or providing alcoholic beverages to any Circle K International member of any age attending the Service Leadership Programs conventions. The Circle K convention prohibits the possession, sale and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages by members during a sponsored event.
Interpretation Simultaneous interpretation into select languages will be offered during the opening, business and closing sessions. Equipment rental is free. See rental guidelines at the simultaneous equipment rental booth located in Hall F.
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Ribbons Delegate ribbons have been placed in the registration packets for those who preregistered as delegates. Find the ribbons booth inside the Kiwanis World Showcase to pick up First Timer and other fun ribbons to add to your convention name badge. A small donation to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund is appreciated. The Kiwanis International Foundation also distributes various recognition ribbons—such as George F. Hixson Fellowship, Life Member or Heritage Society ribbons—at its booth in the Kiwanis World Showcase.
Scooters and wheelchairs Scooter and wheelchair rentals are available through Vital Mobility. Please make reservations at +1-(647)-430-7176 or visit vitalmobility.ca.
Shuttle service For your convenience, Kiwanis International will provide free shuttle-bus service between some official convention hotels and the Toronto Convention Center. Shuttles will operate on a continuous loop between the hotels and the convention center during official functions. Shuttle schedules will be available in your official convention hotel lobby. Shuttle service will be provided from the following hotels: • Hilton (Share a bus stop at Sheraton) • Sheraton • Hyatt Regency • Westin Harbour Castle Transportation for attendees with mobility issues can be provided from all official convention hotels. Look for the sign in your hotel lobby for information on how to arrange for accessible transportation.
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KIWANIS
TOURS
Day tours Discover the hidden sites of Toronto and its surrounding area; book one or more day tours. Choices include: • Cultural Toronto (Walking Tour) • Dine Like a Star and Experience Toronto’s Hollywood North • Harbour Cruise & the Historic Distillery • Toronto Sports Tours • McMichael Canadian Collection • Mennonite Tour with Lunch • Niagara Falls, Hornblower & Lunch Overlooking the Falls • City Tour & Casa Loma • World Within Toronto: Toronto’s Ethnic Neighbourhoods
Pre- and post-convention tours Kiwanis Travel will offer a pre-convention tour to Niagara-on-the-Lake. Enjoy spectacular sights, fabulous wine tastings and more! “La belle province” (the beautiful province) of Québec is your post-convention destination. Discover cosmopolitan Montréal and the old-world charm of Québec City. Stop by the tours booth in Hall F for more information.
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THE KIWANIS
WORLD SHOWCASE The exhibit hall is the hub for all convention activities. This year, the space features many new and exciting opportunities. Visit the Kiwanis World Showcase to learn about a variety of subjects and engage with the world.
Kiwanis Pavilion This is the place to find answers to your questions about Kiwanis. Gather information about Service Leadership Programs, The Formula, Kiwanis Communications and Public Relations and the Kiwanis International Foundation.
World Bazaar Meet and visit with Kiwanis’ partners and vendors to learn how your club can engage with signature projects in the areas of play, literacy, travel, community building and children’s health. Discover new ideas for fundraising and service projects and enjoy shopping for unique clothing, jewelry and more.
International Village Find out about our Sister Cities and JCI partnerships. Explore the cultures of some of Toronto’s Partnership and Friendship cities. This is also where you’ll find information about the 2017 convention in Paris.
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CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL WELCOME EVENTS
Circle K International convention schedule at-a-glance Wednesday, June 22 | Welcome Fellowship
Morning Arrivals and lunch
1–4 p.m. Service projects and fellowship (Sheraton Grand Ballroom)
4–6 p.m. Registration (Hall F)
4–6 p.m. Kiwanis World Showcase and welcome reception (Halls E–F)
PROGRAMS
6–10 p.m. Opening session and LSSP kick-off (Room 701)
Thursday, June 23 | Heart to Serve Day Large Scale Service Project (LSSP)
8 a.m.–5 p.m. This all-day project will focus on people affected by homelessness in Toronto. This is a time for Circle K members to do what they do best: service. LSSP allows members to give back to the convention host city through community service opportunities. Members are working with local agencies such as Red Door Family Shelter, St. John the Compassionate Mission, Riverdale Housing Action Group and Daily Bread Food Bank to leave CKI’s mark on the city. 5–7 p.m. Dinner 7:30–9 p.m. Kiwanis Opening Session (Halls A–C) 9:30–11:30 p.m. Fellowship night (Sheraton Grand Ballroom)
Friday, June 24 | Call to Lead Day Caucusing and House of Delegates
8–10 a.m. Caucusing round 1 (Rooms 703–710)
10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. House of Delegates 1 (Room 701)
12:30–2:30 p.m. Lunch and Kiwanis World Showcase 2:30–4:30 p.m. Caucusing round 2 (Rooms 703–710)
4:30–6:30 Dinner
7–11 p.m. House of Delegates 2 (Room 701)
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WELCOME Saturday, June 25 | Courage to Engage Day Education and Celebration
8:30–10:45 a.m. Celebration Breakfast (ticketed event in Hall G)
11-11:45 a.m. Workshops (Rooms 703–710)
Noon–2 p.m. Lunch
2–2:45 p.m. Workshops (Rooms 703–710) 2:45–4:00 p.m. Service Fair (Room 701) 4:00–4:45 Workshops (Rooms 703–710) 5-7 p.m. Dinner 7:30–10 p.m. Honors Celebration and officer installation (Room 701)
PROGRAMS
Circle K alcohol policy Please refrain from purchasing or providing alcoholic beverages to any CKI member of age attending the Circle K International convention. The CKI conventions and events alcohol policy prohibits the possession, sale and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages by members during any CKI-sponsored event.
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AKTION CLUB WELCOME
EVENTS
Aktion Club Training and Leadership Conference schedule at-a-glance The Training and Leadership Conference is a one-day event for Aktion Club members, advisors, caregivers and guests. It’s a day filled with service, education, fun and fellowship.
Thursday, June 23
8 a.m.– Noon Registration (Hall F) 9:30 –11:30 a.m. Service Project with CKI LSSP team (Room 713)
PROGRAMS
As Aktion Club participants register, they are invited to join a service project focused on people affected by homelessness in Toronto. It’s also a great time to meet other members. Kiwanians are welcome too!
11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Lunch and Kiwanis World Showcase (Halls E–F) 1–2:30 p.m. Opening Session (Room 701) 2:30–4:30 p.m. Education and Club Presentations (Room 701)
4:30–5 p.m. Closing Session (Room 701)
5–7:30 p.m. Dinner on your own
7:30–9 p.m. Kiwanis Opening Session (Halls A–B)
We invite Aktion Club advisors and Kiwanians of sponsoring clubs to join us throughout the day as time permits. Please allow the Aktion Club members and other TLC-registered attendees to sit in the front of the room.
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HOURS CONVENTION SERVICES (HALL F) Registration desk HOURS Wednesday 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Thursday 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Friday 7 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Delegate certification HOURS Wednesday 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Thursday 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Friday 7–9 a.m.
Kiwanis Family Store HOURS Wednesday 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Thursday 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Friday 7 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Kiwanis World Showcase HOURS Wednesday Noon–7 p.m. Thursday 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Friday Noon–4 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
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YOU’RE A LEADER! NOW WHAT?
If you’re a new leader in your club, join us for positional training. Learn the ins and outs of your role. And find resources that make it easier. Because a leadership position is one thing. Making the most of it is another. Join us Thursday afternoon in the 700 area rooms. See page 17 of this program for details.
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EDUCATION SESSIONS
FORMAT
This year’s convention is full of special topics and positional education opportunities. And the schedule takes into account the feedback received from last year’s event. Lessons learned include: • You want to leave the convention with tools to help you be successful. For those in or about to be in a leadership position, that includes positional education. Thursday afternoon is dedicated to this. • You LOVED the Saturday format of members sharing their awesome projects and club activities, so we added an additional hour. Here’s an overview of the education format to help you plan your experience:
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
Morning - Half-hour talks to give you tools you and your fellow club members can use right away in five different areas that relate to the I-Plan, Kiwanis’ strategic plan:
An idea exchange where members will hear real success stories about service, fundraising, membership and branding. These six-minute talks will be brief, yet beneficial.
1. Inspiration-The Formula: Membership and engagement
A town hall discussion on inclusiveness picks up the conversation started in 2015. Join the discussion to learn and share about how inclusiveness opens the door wide for more enlightenment, more members and more service to children.
2. Impact: Meaningful service 3. Image: Our Kiwanis image 4. Investment: Financial viability 5. Service Leadership Programs Afternoon - Think about your current or upcoming leadership responsibilities, and choose the positional training course or meeting that would best prepare you.
First timers! Special session just for you on Wednesday at 3 p.m. or Thursday at 9 a.m.!
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SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY
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10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Platinum Pass Lounge
Room 801
The Platinum Pass Lounge is designated for the exclusive use of Platinum Pass holders. Stop by Room 801 and take time to relax and refresh. You can check your email or meet up with old friends. Continental breakfast is served on Thursday, 7:30–9 a.m., and on Saturday, 7–8:30 a.m.
4–6 p.m.
Welcome reception in the Kiwanis World Showcase
Halls E–F
Light refreshments and a cash bar will be available. Enjoy musical entertainment.
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A story this good needs to be shared. Nothing is more inspiring than someone speaking from the heart. Share your passion for service, fundraising and fellowship. And inspire others to join us. Visit The Formula Carnival booth in the World Showcase and spin for a chance to share what you love.
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WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAY SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 MEETINGS AND EVENTS 7:30–8:30 a.m.
Kiwanis Youth Programs board breakfast
Room 707
(by invitation only)
9–11 a.m. Room 705
Kiwanis International Foundation executive committee meeting
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Past presidents meeting
Room 712
(by invitation only)
9 a.m.–4 p.m.
The Formula team meeting
Room 718
(by invitation only)
1:30–3 p.m.
Kiwanis International Foundation board meeting
Room 705
(by invitation only)
3–4 p.m. Room 705
Trustee and vice president candidates meeting and orientation
3–4 p.m.
Sergeants-at-arms meeting
Room 803A
Join us to find out about opportunities to volunteer during the convention and what to expect if you choose to volunteer.
4–6 p.m.
Welcome reception in the Kiwanis World Showcase
Halls E–F
Light refreshments and a cash bar will be available.
(by invitation only)
(by invitation only)
WORKSHOPS 3–4 p.m.
First-timers orientation
Room 716
Don’t get lost in the shuffle! Get a jump start on where to go, what to do and how to create a first-time convention experience that you’ll always remember. (Also offered on Thursday at 9 a.m.) Presented by John Button, immediate past president, Kiwanis International; Michelle Morrison, global education manager, Kiwanis International
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Your actions speak louder than words. Kiwanis is part of your everyday life. Show it. Wear a Kiwanis shirt. Talk about an upcoming project. Share the joy of helping others. Visit The Formula Carnival booth in the World Showcase, play Plinko and put your passion to the test.
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THURSDAYWELCOME at-a-glance
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7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Platinum Pass Lounge
Room 801
The Platinum Pass Lounge is designated for the exclusive use of Platinum Pass holders. Stop by Room 801 and take time to relax and refresh. You can check your email or meet up with old friends. Continental breakfast is served on Thursday, 7–9 a.m., and on Saturday, 7–8:30 a.m.
9–11 a.m.
Education sessions
Kiwanis World Showcase
Candidates open house
9–11 a.m.
Before you cast your vote, stop by to chat with the candidates for the positions of vice president and trustee. It’s your chance at a personal discussion regarding the issues and questions that are on your mind.
9 and 9:45 a.m.
The business case of the I-Plan (amendments 2–5)
Room 718A
Review of the Kiwanis International Board-proposed bylaw amendments and how approval of them will strengthen Kiwanis International’s strategic plan.
10:30 a.m.
Proposed amendments by districts and clubs (amendments 1, 6-11)
Room 718A
Learn about the bylaw amendments proposed by districts and clubs.
Room 718B
Amendment 5: Annual adjustment option for Kiwanis International dues
1:30–4:30 p.m.
Education sessions
7:30–9 p.m.
Opening Session
Halls A–C
See page 59 Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Immediately following the Opening Session
Kiwanis International Foundation President’s Challenge reception
10:30–11 a.m.
Room 718
This forum will answer your questions on the proposed amendment that gives Kiwanis International the option to adjust dues by no more than US$2 annually, with a cap of US$5 over a five-year period.
(by invitation only)
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THURSDAY SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, JUNE 23 MEETINGS AND EVENTS 7–8 a.m.
Elections committee meeting (by invitation only)
9–11 a.m.
Candidates open house
Kiwanis World Showcase
Before you cast your vote, stop by to chat with the candidates for vice president and trustee. It’s your chance at a personal discussion regarding the issues and questions on your mind.
1:30–2:45 p.m.
Meeting with the president-elect and the governors-elect
Room 703
(by invitation only)
3–4 p.m.
Meeting with the president and the governors
Room 705
(by invitation only)
3–4:30 p.m.
Governor-elect candidates meeting
Room 706
Candidates for the office of governor-elect in 2016 are encouraged to attend this informative meeting. Each candidate’s partner or guest is welcome to attend. Learn what the position entails and what steps to take as a candidate. Presented by Jim Rochford, vice president, Kiwanis International
7:30–9 p.m.
Opening Session
Halls A–C
See page 59 Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Immediately following the Opening Session
Kiwanis International Foundation President’s Challenge reception
Room 718
(by invitation only)
9:30–11 p.m.
Key Club and Circle K International alumni gathering
Real Sports Bar
(a ticketed event)
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THURSDAY THURSDAY SCHEDULE
WORKSHOPS Room 703
Notes from the field—elimination and fundraising progress
9–9:30 a.m.
Mentoring youth
Room 704
Today’s youth need strong adult leaders as mentors. Our partners, Boy Scouts and Boys & Girls Clubs of America, have outstanding programs that Kiwanis clubs can implement to better serve our youth. Learn from the experts how you can begin a mentoring initiative in your club.
9–9:30 a.m.
The Kiwanis family and UNICEF have achieved great things through The Eliminate Project. Now find out how UNICEF is putting your dollars to work. Get the latest updates, and gain insights about the fulfillment phase of our Global Campaign for Children. (Also offered on Friday at 3:30 p.m.) Presented by Chris Varnau, director of communications and operations, Kiwanis International Foundation; Michael Grudzinski, director of global cause partnerships, U.S. Fund for UNICEF; Ron Smith, former region and district coordinator, The Eliminate Project
Presented by Marcos Nava, national alliances team, marketing director, Boy Scouts of America; Perry Cooper, national vice president federal grants, Boys & Girls Clubs of America
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9–9:30 a.m.
Securing your legacy
Room 705
You insure your valuables. Why not your values? A planned gift is just that—a way to ensure your values forever with an organization you know and love. Learn more about the most common gift-planning tools and how to make your generosity part of your legacy. Presented by Ann Updegraff Spleth, chief operating officer, Kiwanis International Foundation
9–9:30 a.m.
Aktion Club: The fastest-growing Kiwanis program
Room 706
Ask any Kiwanis club that sponsors an Aktion Club, and they’ll say it’s the best thing they do. But working with adults who have disabilities is unfamiliar to many Kiwanians. It’s easier than you might think—and it starts with an open heart. Get some simple advice for engaging with our Aktion Club audience. Presented by Stuart McCormack, Aktion Club administrator, Eastern Canada
THURSDAY THURSDAY What youth know about social media that you should know too
9–9:30 a.m.
Welcome to Toronto!
Room 711
Make the most of your visit to Toronto. Tourism Toronto will help you identify the must-see attractions to hit while you’re in town. Presented by Linda Bruton, Tourism Toronto
9–9:30 a.m.
Parks and playgrounds
Room 712
From clean-up days to construction projects, Kiwanis clubs provide safe places for all children to play. Hear from clubs known for the role they play in bringing parks and inclusive playgrounds to their communities.
SCHEDULE
Room 707
9–9:30 a.m.
You’ve heard the words but may not know what they mean. You’ve seen them on their phones but don’t understand what could possibly keep their attention for that long. This session will describe some of the biggest trends in social media—and it may influence how you engage with SLP members. Presented by Elle Walls, communications specialist, Kiwanis International Foundation
Facilitated by Megan Andrada, Landscape Structures. Presenters are Jeff Hartman, Kiwanis Club of Union, Missouri-Arkansas District; Frank Kaukol, Kiwanis Club of Prescott, Southwest District
9–9:30 a.m.
First-timers orientation
Room 714A
Don’t get lost in the shuffle! Get a jump start on where to go, what to do and how to create a first-time convention experience that you’ll always remember. (Also offered on Wednesday at 3 p.m.) Presented by John Button, immediate past president, Kiwanis International; Michelle Morrison, global education manager, Kiwanis International
9–9:30 a.m.
Club liability insurance
Room 714B
Are your club leaders familiar with the Kiwanis liability insurance program? This is a good place to start. Learn about loss-prevention techniques, what to do in case of an accident and what is (and isn’t) covered. Presented by Nate Peterman, broker, Hylant Group; Lisa Heindricks, director of people, building and risk services, Kiwanis International
9–9:30 a.m.
The Formula: LOVE IT! Loving your club means having fun!
Room 716A
Learn simple tips that help your members leave their meetings with smiles on their faces. Presented by Dave & Janet Butler, Illinois-Eastern Iowa District
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SCHEDULE
THURSDAY THURSDAY 9–9:30 a.m.
The Formula: LOVE IT! Create a successful membership team
Room 716B
Learn how to take your membership team to the next level. Achieve lasting results by involving your lieutenant governor, club counselor and members. Presented by Katrina Baranko, Georgia District
9–9:30 a.m.
Put your best brand forward
Room 717
Our image matters. It reflects who we are, what we stand for, what we’re made of—and even what we do. Enhancing and maintaining our image is one of the core areas of our strategic plan. Learn how you and your club can support—and enhance—Kiwanis’ image. Presented by Amy Wiser, chief communications officer, Kiwanis International
9–9:30 a.m.
The business case of the I-Plan (amendments 2-5)
Room 718A
Review of the Kiwanis Interational Board-proposed bylaw amendments and how approval of them will strengthen Kiwanis International’s strategic plan. (Also offered at 9:45 a.m.) Presented by Stan Soderstrom, executive director, Kiwanis International; Bob Broderick, chief financial officer, Kiwanis International
9:45–10:15 a.m.
Member benefits
Room 703
Member benefits are available exclusively to Kiwanis members and their families. Perks include insurance protection, cash-back incentives and access to personalized global adventures. Learn about our latest offerings: Kiwanis Insurance, Kiwanis VISA® Rewards and Kiwanis Travel. Presented by Pam Norman, senior director of corporate relations, Kiwanis International
9:45–10:15 a.m.
National Pancake Day
Room 704
Learn how you can participate in National Pancake Day at your local IHOP restaurant. Kiwanis-family members help by volunteering their time to be the champion of the charitable event, where in exchange for free pancakes, donations are made to support the local Children’s Miracle Network hospital. Presented by Mike Fields, Kiwanis Club of Cypress, California; Marilyn Messenger, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
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THURSDAY THURSDAY Foundation programs: Improving your impact
Room 705
Looking to improve your foundation’s grant program? Don’t know where to start? Join us for a discussion on best practices for foundation grant-making programs. Take home easy-toimplement methods. Learn where to find low-cost resources. Gain confidence in your ability to implement change. Presented by Julie Taylor, program services manager, Kiwanis International Foundation
9:45–10:15 a.m.
Youth protection: Our most important responsibility
Room 706
As volunteers who work with children, Kiwanians must act according to the highest standards. That’s why we have the Kiwanis Youth Protection Guidelines. Learn what all Kiwanians need to know in order to protect ourselves and the youth we serve. Presented by Sherri McKeen, club support manager, Kiwanis International Youth Programs
9:45–10:15 a.m.
Beyond sponsorship: How to help your SLP thrive
Room 707
Service Leadership Programs are one of the best things Kiwanis is doing, has done and will ever do. And if you fully embrace your role as sponsor, then you’ll find that three powerful things happen to the members you inspire. Learn ways to be the sponsor your SLP clubs deserve. Presented by John Shertzer, chief programs officer, Kiwanis International
9:45–10:15 a.m.
The Kiwanis Music Festival: Canada’s signature project
Room 711
The Kiwanis Music Festival is central to the Kiwanis brand in Canada. High school students compete in regional music competitions in most Canadian cities to win prizes and scholarships. Thousands of talented musicians compete, and some very recognizable names are former participants of the festival. Learn how Kiwanis in Canada has embraced this program and continues to provide this amazing program to its students.
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9:45–10:15 a.m.
Presented by Maggie Morrison, founder, Exposure to the Arts
9:45–10:15 a.m.
Health trends affecting children
Room 712
Learn about the trends affecting our children and discuss what Kiwanis can do to support healthy children in our communities. Presented by Karen Keller, director of volunteer leadership development, March of Dimes
9:45–10:15 a.m.
The Kiwanis I-Plan introduction
Room 714A
Get informed with this high-level overview of the Kiwanis International strategic plan. Presented by Kristen M. Bowers, governor, Indiana District 29
THURSDAY SCHEDULE
9:45–10:15 a.m. Room 714B
9:45–10:15 a.m. Room 716A
Why someone slipping and falling at my club might be a good thing Learn about the claim history of the Kiwanis liability program and how your club can mitigate potential risk. Presented by Nate Peterman, broker, Hylant Group; Lisa Heindricks, director of people, building and risk services, Kiwanis International
The Formula: SHARE IT! How to introduce your club to the community Learn specific and creative ways of using social media, external communication techniques and more to share your club with the community. Presented by Carson Schreiber, California-Nevada-Hawaii District
9:45–10:15 a.m. Room 716B
The Formula: SHARE IT! Your club needs young professionals Learn how to engage young professionals with the Kiwanis mission—and how to successfully invite them to be part of your club and its cause. Presented by Jon Hethcox, Carolinas District
9:45–10:15 a.m.
#KidsNeedKiwanis
Room 717
People want to belong to an organization that is mission-focused. For us, it’s simple: Kids need Kiwanis. Get a sneak peak at the organization’s brand campaign—our first since 2005—and the resources your club can use to get the word out. Presented by Amy Wiser, chief communications officer, Kiwanis International
9:45–10:15 a.m.
The business case of the I-Plan (amendments 2-5)
Room 718A
Review of the Kiwanis International Board-proposed bylaw amendments and how approval of them will strengthen Kiwanis International’s strategic plan. (Also offered at 9 a.m.) Presented by Stan Soderstrom, executive director, Kiwanis International; Bob Broderick, chief financial officer, Kiwanis International
10:30–11 a.m.
Building international connections through youth exchange
Room 703
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Kiwanis supports any opportunity for youth to experience the wonderful reach of our international organization. Learn from PAX Laurasian Exchange, one of the world’s leading providers of youth exchange experiences, on how to get involved in some outstanding cross-cultural opportunities ... with a Kiwanis twist! Presented by Mari Maruyama, PAX Laurasian Exchange
THURSDAY THURSDAY Room 705
Putting the fun in fundraising: Creating successful events to support your club’s projects Coming together to give—it’s one of the most powerful ways to show a unified commitment to the Kiwanis mission of serving the children of the world. Learn event fundraising best practices and strategies to help strengthen your club membership and enhance community service. Successful fundraising examples will be shared. Presented by Lora Hoover, director of development, Kiwanis International Foundation
Room 706
Meet in the middle: It’s time for you to sponsor a Builders Club
10:30–11 a.m.
7 habits of highly successful Key Clubs
Room 707
Learn what high-performing Key Clubs do, based upon a recent, wide-ranging study. Help your Key Club move from good to great with some simple and effective practices learned from our best Key Clubs. Presented by John Shertzer, chief programs officer, Kiwanis International
10:30–11 a.m.
Rendezvous in Paris
Room 711
Combine your love for Kiwanis with beauty, history and romance: Attend the 2017 Kiwanis International convention in Paris, France. Bring your questions, curiosity and enthusiasm—let’s discuss next year’s convention and what the city has to offer! Presented by Marie-Jeanne Boutroy, Paris 2017 host committee chairwoman
10:30–11 a.m.
Community connections
Room 712
Kiwanis clubs benefit from alignment with like-minded local civic organizations. From membership potential to support for projects near and far, learn how your club can partner with JCI and Sister Cities.
10:30–11 a.m.
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10:30–11 a.m.
Middle school rocks. Thanks to Builders Club, Kiwanis is leading the paradigm shift away from middle school as a time to survive— and turning it into a time to thrive. It’s time your club joined the movement. Here’s how. Presented by Sherri McKeen, club support manager, Kiwanis International Youth Programs
Facilitated by Scott Greenlee, Kiwanis Club of East Lansing, Michigan. Panelists include representatives from Sister Cities and JCI.
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THURSDAY 10:30–11 a.m.
The Kiwanis I-Plan introduction
Room 714A
Get informed with this high-level overview of the Kiwanis International strategic plan. Presented by Kristen M. Bowers, governor, Indiana District
10:30–11 a.m.
Directors and officers insurance
Room 714B
Nobody expects to be involved in a lawsuit. But insurance is designed to cover the unforseen. Since 2014, clubs in the U.S. and Canada have automatically benefited from insurance for their directors and officers. Learn more about the coverage and what to do in the event of a potential claim. Presented by Nate Peterman, broker, Hylant Group; Lisa Heindricks, director of people, building and risk services, Kiwanis International
10:30–11 a.m.
The Formula: Tell us how to “live it”
Room 716A
If you’re living and sharing Kiwanis in your community, tell everyone how at this interactive session. Your tips will be displayed during the convention—and beyond. Presented by Missy Zimmerman, Capital District
10:30–11 a.m.
The Formula: LIVE IT! Top 10 tips for living Kiwanis
Room 716B
Is your club making a difference in the community? Are your members happy? Join us at this how-to session. Learn how to make your Kiwanis club vibrant. Leave with tools that will change your club. Presented by Lee Kuan Yong, Malaysia District
10:30–11 a.m.
Leveraging your club’s image through a signature project
Room 717
What is a signature project? Does your club have one? Establishing a signature project is the first step to maximizing your club’s impact in your community. But it can also maximize your club’s marketing impact. Learn how your club’s signature project can inspire great branding. Presented by Amy Wiser, chief communications officer, Kiwanis International; Pam Norman, senior director of corporate relations, Kiwanis International
10:30–11 a.m.
Amendment 5: Annual adjustment option for Kiwanis International dues
Room 718B
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This forum will answer your questions on the proposed amendment that gives Kiwanis International the option to adjust dues by no more than US$2 annually, with a cap of US$5 over a five-year period.
Proposed amendments by districts and clubs (Amendments 1, 6-11) Learn about the bylaw amendments proposed by districts and clubs.
THURSDAY SCHEDULE
WORKSHOPS AFTER LUNCH Think about your current or upcoming leadership responsibilities—and choose the positional training course or meeting that would best prepare you. No need to sign up in advance! Kiwanis International Foundation volunteer meeting, 1:30–4:30 p.m., Room 711 Club and district foundation leaders roundtable, 1:30–4:30 p.m., Room 715A Lieutenant governors-elect continuing education event, 1:30–4:30 p.m., Room 717 Club president education, 1:30–4:30 p.m., Room 718A District partnership coordinator meeting, 1:30–2:30 p.m., Room 704 Youth protection managers meeting, 1:30–2:30 p.m., Room 712 Leadership development coordinators meeting, 1:30–2:45 p.m., Room 706 Newer member education, 1:30–3 p.m., Room 714 Club treasurer education, 1:30–3 p.m., Room 716B Club PR coordinators education, 1:30–3:15 p.m., Room 716A Club secretary education for beginners, 1:30–3 p.m., Room 718B Club membership committee education, 3–4:30 p.m., Room 714 Service and fundraising committee education, 3:30–4:30 p.m., Room 716 Club secretary education for returning secretaries, 3:30–4:30 p.m., Room 718B
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KIWANIS MEMBERSHIP. NOW EVEN MORE REWARDING.
Introducing Kiwanis Marketplace. You joined your club for service and fellowship. Thanks to Kiwanis International’s partnerships, your membership has even more value. And now you’ll find those benefits at Kiwanis Marketplace: Kiwanis Insurance. Exclusive insurance and travel assistance plans at group rates. Kiwanis Travel. A partnership for premium global adventures. Kiwanis Visa®. A branded rewards credit card that supports the Kiwanis Children’s Fund. Learn about each program—and how each one also helps you support Kiwanis—at kiwanis.org/marketplace. Attend the workshop on Thursday, June 23, 9:45–10:15 a.m.
FRIDAY at-a-glance
Fill out this at-a-glance program with your workshop choices. Tear it out and take it with you!
7 a.m.–6 p.m.
Platinum Pass Lounge
Room 801
The Platinum Pass Lounge is designated for the exclusive use of Platinum Pass holders. Stop by Room 801 and take time to relax and refresh. You can check your email or meet up with old friends. Continental breakfast is served on Thursday, 7–9 a.m., and on Saturday, 7–8:30 a.m.
7–8 a.m.
Fellowship breakfast
Hall G
(a ticketed event)
9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Business Session
Halls A–C
See page 60 Doors open at 8 a.m.
2:30–3:20 p.m.
Kiwanis International Foundation annual meeting
Room 716
You asked, we listened. This year’s annual meeting is a standalone event. Let’s review the past year’s successes and challenges—and preview the year ahead. Gain insight into our foundation’s support for Kiwanians’ service to children. Meet our officers and board members. And bring questions for the foundation leadership.
3–5 p.m.
100 years of Kiwanis in Canada: a birthday party
Roundhouse Park
Enjoy fun, music and birthday treats in Roundhouse Park.
4–5:30 p.m.
The Formula recognition reception
Room 713A
(by invitation only)
5–7 p.m.
Kiwanis International Foundation Honors Reception
Hall G
(a ticketed event)
6–8 p.m.
Distinguished District Dinner (by invitation only)
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YOU MAKE A GIFT. WE MAKE IT WORK.
A gift to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund changes children’s lives. It helps fund grants for projects close to Kiwanians’ hearts. It supports Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs. In other words, it extends your impact to those who need it—in your hometown and around the world. We make sure of it.
kiwanis.org/foundation
FRIDAY SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, JUNE 24 MEETINGS AND EVENTS 7–8 a.m.
Fellowship breakfast
Hall G
Inspirational speaker: Talli Osborne (a ticketed event)
9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Business Session
Halls A–C
See page 60 Doors open at 8 a.m.
2:30–3:20 p.m.
Kiwanis International Foundation annual meeting
Room 716
You asked, we listened. This year’s annual meeting is a stand-alone event. Let’s review the past year’s successes and challenges— and preview the year ahead. Gain insight into our foundation’s support for Kiwanians’ service to children. Meet our officers and board members. And bring questions for the foundation leadership.
3–5 p.m.
100 years of Kiwanis in Canada: a birthday party
Roundhouse Park
Enjoy fun, music and birthday treats in Roundhouse Park.
3:30–4:20 p.m.
Notes from the field—elimination and fundraising progress
Room 716
The Kiwanis family and UNICEF have achieved great things through The Eliminate Project. Now find out how UNICEF is putting your dollars to work. Get the latest updates, and gain insights about the fulfillment phase of our Global Campaign for Children. (Also offered on Thursday at 9 a.m.) Presented by Chris Varnau, director of communications and operations, Kiwanis International Foundation; Carleen McGuinty, deputy director of international policy and programs, UNICEF Canada; Ron Smith, former regional and district coordinator, The Eliminate Project
3:30-4:20 p.m.
Getting the grant; funding your mission
Room 717
Grants are an untapped resource for many clubs. Not only does the Kiwanis International Foundation provide grants to the Kiwanis family, but clubs, club foundations, districts and district foundations may qualify for grants from other sources. Learn how to research and identify additional funding partners. When you make the most of your resources, we make a bigger difference for children— together. Presented by Ann Updegraff Spleth, chief operating officer, Kiwanis International Foundation
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SEE YA IN THE STORE!
Looking for Kiwanis-branded gear? Head on over to the Kiwanis Family Store. It’s all here, from convention keepsakes and Kiwanis apparel to meeting items. And much more—including merchandise celebrating 100 years of Kiwanis in Canada! Wednesday, June 22 Thursday, June 23 Friday, June 24 Saturday, June 25
10 a.m.–7 p.m. 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. 7 a.m.–4 p.m. 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
FRIDAY The Formula recognition reception
Room 713A
(by invitation only)
5–7 p.m.
Kiwanis International Foundation Honors Reception
Hall G
(a ticketed event)
6–8 p.m.
Distinguished District Dinner
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4–5:30 p.m.
(by invitation only)
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SATURDAY at-a-glance
Fill out this at-a-glance program with your workshop choices. Tear it out and take it with you!
7a.m.–2 p.m.
Platinum Pass Lounge
Room 801
The Platinum Pass Lounge is designated for the exclusive use of Platinum Pass holders. Stop by Room 801 and take time to relax and refresh. You can check your email or meet up with old friends. Continental breakfast is served on Thursday, 7–9 a.m., and on Saturday, 7–8:30 a.m.
8:30–10:45 a.m.
CKI Celebration breakfast
Hall G
(a ticketed event)
9–11 a.m. Room 714
Town hall discussion on inclusiveness: This means membership!
9 a.m.–Noon
Education sessions: Idea exchange
10–11:30 a.m.
Board counselor meeting
Room 713
(by invitation only)
2–4 p.m.
Closing Session
Halls A–C
See page 61 Doors open at 1 p.m.
6:30–11:30 p.m.
Gala night with Jewel
Halls A–C
A ticketed event featuring dinner, a private concert with singer Jewel and dancing to the band Your Generation in Concert.
Kiwanis welcomes everyone who cares about serving the children of the world. Everyone. So what does that mean for members, leaders and the environments we create in our clubs? In our international organization? Join this discussion, learn and share about how inclusiveness opens the doors wide for more enlightenment, more members and more service to children.
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SATURDAY SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, JUNE 25 MEETINGS AND EVENTS 8:30–9:45 a.m.
New board orientation
Room 713
(by invitation only)
8:30–10:45 a.m.
CKI Celebration breakfast
Hall G
(a ticketed event)
10–11:30 a.m.
Board counselor meeting
Room 713
(by invitation only)
11:30 a.m.– 1 p.m.
2015–16 and 2016–17 Kiwanis International board lunch
Room 711
(by invitation only)
2–4 p.m.
Closing Session
Halls A–C
See page 61 Doors open at 1 p.m.
4–5 p.m.
Host committee reception
Room 713
(by invitation only)
6:30–11:30 p.m.
Gala night with Jewel
Halls A–C
A ticketed event featuring dinner, a private concert with singer Jewel and dancing to the band Your Generation in Concert.
WORKSHOPS 9–9:50 a.m.
Idea exchange: Real success stories
10–10:50 a.m.
Expanded due to popular demand! Three time slots. Four rooms. Five to seven speakers in each. No repeated topics. You choose. Our members are awesome. Our clubs are awesome. This is the time to share our awesomeness ... and pick up a few tips along the way.
11–11:50 a.m.
Room 716 Image: Club marketing and branding Room 717 Investment: Club fundraising and giving projects Room 718A Impact: Club service projects Room 718B Inspiration-The Formula: Club membership activities
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SATURDAY Room 714
Town hall discussion on inclusiveness: This means membership!
9 a.m.–Noon
Open discussion room
Room 715B
Did you hear just enough to be intrigued—but not enough to answer all your questions? Sit down with the speaker and other attendees to continue the discussion.
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9–11 a.m.
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Kiwanis welcomes everyone who cares about serving the children of the world. Everyone. So what does that mean for members, leaders and the environments we create in our clubs? In our international organization? Join this discussion, learn and share about how inclusiveness opens the doors wide for more enlightenment, more members and more service to children.
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Let’s rendezvous. For culture. For cuisine. For history and romance. And for the fun and fellowship of the Kiwanis International convention. Join us in 2017. In the city that offers a little bit of everything to enchant visitors from around the world.
ANNUAL CONVENTION
GENERALWELCOME SESSIONS OPENING SESSION THURSDAY, JUNE 23 / 7:30 P.M. / HALLS A–C METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Sue Petrisin Kiwanis International president, presiding Opening ceremonies
Circle K International president remarks Racheile Ricklefs Keynote speaker Col. Chris Hadfield, astronaut and author Presentation of the Humanitarian Award
Col. Chris Hadfield Astronaut and author
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PROGRAMS
Key Club International president remarks Rip Livingston
GENERAL WELCOMESESSIONS BUSINESS SESSION FRIDAY, JUNE 24 / 9 A.M. / HALLS A–C METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Doors open at 8 a.m.
Sue Petrisin Kiwanis International president, presiding
PROGRAMS
Executive director’s report Stan Soderstrom Call to order and adoption of standing rules Presentation of proposed amendments and resolutions Nomination and election of Kiwanis International Board members
Sessions programs subject to change.
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GENERALWELCOME SESSIONS CLOSING SESSION SATURDAY, JUNE 25 / 2 P.M. / HALLS A–C METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Doors open at 1 p.m.
Sue Petrisin Kiwanis International president, presiding 2017 Convention On to Paris!
Entertainment Choir!Choir!Choir!
Choir!Choir!Choir!
Sessions programs subject to change.
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PROGRAMS
President-designate’s remarks Jane M. Erickson
Is your club ready to go global? K Corps is Kiwanis International’s new exchange program for Kiwanis teens (15-18). Through the twoweek program, participants learn about their host country, live with volunteer host club families, and participate in club-designed service projects.
For Kiwanis-family teens, it’s a chance to do what Kiwanis members do best—in host communities half a world away. Check this program booklet for the K Corps workshop time and location, and find out if your club is ready to go global!
Start the conversation at our exhibitor site today! In cooperation with PAX Laurasian Exchange
800.721.7474
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[email protected]
KEYNOTE SPEAKER WELCOME
CHRIS HADFIELD “Good morning, Earth!” That is how Colonel Chris Hadfield, writing on Twitter, woke up the world every day while living for five months aboard the International Space Station as its first Canadian commander. Through his 21 years as an astronaut, three spaceflights and 2,600 orbits of Earth, Colonel Hadfield has become a worldwide sensation, harnessing the power of social media to make outer space accessible to millions, and infusing a sense of wonder into our collective consciousness not felt since humanity first walked on the Moon. Called “the most famous astronaut since Neil Armstrong,” Colonel Hadfield continues to bring the marvels of science and space travel to everyone he encounters. Colonel Hadfield will address Kiwanians and guests during the convention’s Opening Session. He will receive the Humanitarian Award, which is presented by the Kiwanis International president to honor high-profile people making a difference in their community. 63
ENTERTAINERS WELCOME
JEWEL Jewel is an acclaimed singer, songwriter, actress, poet, painter and philanthropist. The four-time Grammy nominee, hailed by the New York Times as a “songwriter bursting with talents,” has enjoyed career longevity rare among her generation of artists. Already a legendary performer in the music industry, Jewel has been writing poetry and short stories since she was young. Now this talented artist opens the pages of her most intimate journals to give audiences a glimpse of her magical, turbulent life. Jewel will perform a private concert after the gala dinner on Saturday, June 25.
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WELCOME TALLI OSBORNE Though Talli was born missing her arms and bones in her legs, she was raised with the belief that she could do anything she wanted, and this determined attitude is exactly how she lives her life. Though Talli’s interests are in helping and motivating others, one of her other loves is music. She’s recognizable in many punk scenes around the world, and for the past four years, she’s fronted her own melodic-punk band, performing in many landmark venues in Toronto. Talli feels that being an inspirational speaker was something she was born to do. She loves changing perceptions and attitudes and sharing her stories with others. As Talli says, she wants to spread inspiration, love and punk rock, across the globe, one talk at a time.
PHOTO BY JOSEPH FUDA
Talli will address Kiwanians and guests during the Fellowship Breakfast on Friday.
CHOIR!CHOIR!CHOIR! Choir!Choir!Choir! is an international singing phenomenon that exemplifies the best of creativity, collaboration and community-building. Founders Nobu Adilman and Daveed Goldman talk about these themes—and then make audiences feel them. Packed with humorous interplay, Choir!Choir!Choir! is a showstopper for the collaborative process: teamwork at its most harmonious.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES WELCOME KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
PRESIDENT Susan A. “Sue” Petrisin Lansing, Michigan, USA
PRESIDENT-ELECT Jane M. Erickson Bellevue, Nebraska, USA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Stan D. Soderstrom Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
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VICE PRESIDENT James M. “Jim” Rochford Peoria, Illinois, USA
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT John R. Button, MD Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada
WELCOME
Kenneth A. “Ken” Alovera Roxas City, Capiz, Philippines
Patricia “Patti” Barsotti Concord, California, USA
Bruce W. Berven Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Kevin Dean Morgantown, West Virginia, USA
John E. DeVilbiss West Alexandria, Ohio, USA
Patrick R. Ewing Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Lance M. Incitti Denville, New Jersey, USA
Koshiro “Kit” Kitazato Tokyo, Japan
Marcel A. Kreienbühl Waldkirch, Switzerland
Florencio C. “Poly” Lat Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Arthur N. “Art” Riley Westminster, Maryland, USA
Dewey Smith Albany, Georgia, USA
Barbara K. “Barb” Thompson Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
Daniel Vigneron Howald, Luxembourg
Terry A. White Evansville, Indiana, USA 67
BOARD OF TRUSTEES WELCOME
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
PRESIDENT Mark B. Rabaut Woodland Park, Colorado, USA
PRESIDENT-ELECT Chia Sing “Sing” Hwang Selangor, Malaysia
TREASURER John E. Mayfield Ashland City, Tennessee, USA
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Robert A. “Bob” Parton Jr. Hillsboro Beach, Florida, USA
Stan D. Soderstrom Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Ann Updegraff Spleth Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
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WELCOME
Karl Heinz Berger Ried im Innkreis, Austria
John R. Button, MD Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada
George E. H. Cadman Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Albert James “Jim” Dooley Metamora, Illinois, USA
Angus S. “Gus” Lamond Jr. Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
Benjamin R. “Ben” Osterhout Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, USA
James M. “Jim” Rochford Peoria, Illinois, USA
Ronald E. “Ron” Smith Fountain Hills, Arizona, USA
Patrick E. “Pat” Tritt Athens, Georgia, USA
Norman “Norm” Velnes Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Ann Wilkins Tahlequah, Oklahoma, USA
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LEADERS WELCOME
REGIONAL AND KIWANIS-FAMILY
KIWANIS INTERNATIONALEUROPEAN FEDERATION PRESIDENT Ernest Schmid Einöde, Austria
KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Rip Livingston Homewood, Alabama, USA
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KIWANIS ASIA-PACIFIC CHAIRMAN Chin-Hsiang Lu Changhua City, Taiwan
CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Racheile Ricklefs Bloomington, Indiana, USA
DISTRICT GOVERNORS District governors WELCOME 2015–16
Alabama Robert Palys Hanceville, Alabama, USA
Andean and Central America Jose Gustavo Amezquita Montaño
Australia William “Bill” Skully
Austria Richard Ache
Belgium-Luxembourg Hubert Chantraine
Hazelwood Park, South Australia, Australia
Villach, Austria
Eupen, Belgium
Carolinas Dawn Puderbaugh Hodges
Eastern Canada and the Caribbean Allen Ure
Greenwood, South Carolina, USA
Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada
Ecuador Districtin-Formation Atenaida Macias de Espinoza
Georgia Richard A. Dixon
Germany Christina Jacob
Iceland-Faroes Gunnsteinn Björnsson
Carrollton, Georgia, USA
Heilbronn, Germany
Sauðárkróki, Iceland
Italy-San Marino Antonio Maniscalco
Japan Yasuo Kurata
Kansas Warren G. Eckelman
Castelvetrano, Italy
Chiyoda-Ku, Japan
Lawrence, Kansas, USA
Bogotá, Colombia
California-NevadaHawaii Cherice Gilliam
Capital David A.S. Heppner Sr. Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
Antioch, California, USA
Florida Celia Earle Weston, Florida, USA
France-Monaco Jean-Bernard “JB” Goin
Manta, Ecuador
Orval, France
Illinois-Eastern Iowa Penelope “Penny” Linneweh
Indiana Kristin M. “Kris” Bowers
Glen Ellyn, Illinois, USA
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
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DISTRICT GOVERNORS WELCOME 2015–16
Kentucky-Tennessee Chuck Fletcher
Korea Duk Hee Jang
Frankfort, Kentucky, USA
Daegu-si, South Korea
Louisiana-MississippiWest Tennessee Gary S. Graham
Malaysia Fatimah Saad
Michigan Linda I. Lawther
Selangor, Malaysia
Ypsilanti, Michigan, USA
Nebraska-Iowa Jody A. Melcher
Netherlands Henk Oostdam
Nevada, Iowa, USA
Boskoop, the Netherlands
New Zealand-South Pacific District-inFormation Megan Allan
Norden Elvind Sandnes
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
Minnesota-Dakotas Kent Hochgraber Fargo, North Dakota, USA
New England and Bermuda Barton J. “Bart” Stevens
Missouri-Arkansas Don A. Leupold
Montana William P. “Bill” Jones
Saint Louis, Missouri, USA Harlowton, Montana, USA
New Jersey Gordon E. Meth
New York Forbes D. Irvine
Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey, USA
Staten Island, New York, USA
Oakland, Maine, USA
Ohio Amy Zimmerman Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Pukekohe, New Zealand
Pacific Northwest Jackie S. “Jackie Sue” McFarlin Tacoma, Washington, USA
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Tvedestrand, Norway
Pennsylvania Jennifer A. “Jen” Vare Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, USA
Philippine Luzon Uthman “Manny” Mamadra
Philippine South Stephen Alba Bediones
San Pedro, Philippines
Roxas City, Philippines
WELCOME
Rocky Mountain Jonathan J. Mangino
Southwest Robert J. “Bob” Carson
Trinidad, Colorado, USA
Silver City, New Mexico, USA
SwitzerlandLiechtenstein Heinz Jost Luzern, Switzerland
Utah-Idaho Wesley F. Sine
West Virginia John D. Kyle
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Barboursville, West Virgina, USA
Taiwan Yu-Mei Shih
Texas-Oklahoma Erby G. Eikner
Changhua County, Taiwan
Tyler, Texas, USA
Western Canada Kulwant S. “Sam” Sekhon
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan James S. Burmeister
Sandy Hook, Manitoba, Canada
Pardeeville, Wisconsin, USA
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PAST PRESIDENTS WELCOME COMMITTEE
1984–85
Raymond W. “Ray” Lansford
1986–87
Frank J. DiNoto
1987–88
Anton J. “Tony” Kaiser
1988–89
Gene R. Overholt
1990–91
Wil Blechman, MD
1992–93
William L. “Bill” Lieber
1994–95
Ian Perdriau, AM
1995–96
Eyjólfur “Eddie” Sigurðsson
1996–97
Gerald P. “Jerry” Christiano
1998–99
Glen M. Bagnell, CM
1999–00
Nettles Brown
2000–01
Alex “Bo” Shafer
2001–02
Brian G. Cunat
2002–03
Juan F. “Ito” Torres Jr., MD
2003–04
Robert L. “Bob” Moore
2004–05
Case Van Kleef
2005–06
Stephen K. “Steve” Siemens
2006–07
Nelson Tucker
2007–08
David A. Curry
2008–09
Donald R. “Don” Canaday
2009–10
Paul G. Palazzolo
2010–11
Sylvester Neal
2011–12
Alan Penn
2012–13
Thomas E. “Tom” DeJulio
2013–14
Gunter Gasser
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DISTINGUISHED DISTRICTS
2014–15
Italy-San Marino Governor: Elio Garozzo Secretary: Giovanni Tomasello Japan Governor: Kimiko Horii Keizo Ogawa (acting governor) Secretary: Masayuki Ishihara New Zealand-South Pacific District in Formation Governor: Laetitia Calvez Secretary: Robert Lecocq Taiwan Governor: Kuei-Sheng Chuang Secretary: Chao-Jung Chang
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN WELCOME 2015–16
STRATEGIC PLAN PRIORITY: MEMBER ENGAGEMENT The Formula—The Americas Michael Frailey The Formula—Asia-Pacific Tadao Oda The Formula—Europe Robert Jenefsky
REQUIRED BY KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL BYLAWS OR POLICIES Kiwanis International past presidents Thomas E. “Tom” DeJulio Resolutions and Bylaws William L. “Bill” Lieber Governing Documents Task Force Nettles Brown Background Check Appeals Alan Penn
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION Hosts George Rowell and Laura Somerville Credentials Amy Zimmerman Elections Greg Beard Sergeant-at-arms Elaine Cummings-Bullard
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WELCOME HOST COMMITTEE Host district chairpersons George Rowell Laura Somerville Registration Betty Barriage Linda Keill Airport Reception Michael Young Information and Guest Services Tracey Harding Special Events Kathi Silke VIP Transportation John Masterson
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OFFICIAL HOTELS The Fairmont Royal York 100 Front Street West +1-416-368-2511 Hilton Toronto 145 Richmond Street West +1-316-869-3456 Hyatt Regency Toronto 370 King Street West +1-416-343-1234 Intercontinental Toronto Centre 225 Front Street West +1-416-597-1400 Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel 123 Queen Street West +1-416-361-1000 Westin Harbour Castle One Harbour Square +1-416-869-1600 All hotels are located in Toronto
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INTERNATIONAL
AUTOGRAPH HUNT 1. Seek out Kiwanians from around the world during the convention. 2. Gather 10 autographs, each from a different country. 3. Stop by the Paris 2017 booth at the Toronto Convention Centre by 1 p.m. on
Saturday, June 25, to have your list stamped and to leave us your completed “Kiwanis Moment” sheet (see page 83).
4. Receive a special gift (while supplies last). Signature Country _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________
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Thank you to our partners VISION PARTNERS
CO-SPONSOR, KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL
PROMOTIONAL PARTNERS
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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INTERNATIONAL
AUTOGRAPH HUNT Share a Kiwanis moment you experienced while gathering autographs: ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________ Your name ________________________________________________________________________ Your district ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Your address (including country and postal code) ________________________________________________________________________ Your email address ________________________________________________________________________ Your telephone number Please return this page to the Paris 2017 booth.
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Platinum Pass Lounge
Kitchen
Internal Freight Elevator
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Foundation reception Fellowship breakfast 833
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Registration Credentials Kiwanis Family Store
Customs & Business Services Centre
HALL E
Kiwanis World Showcase Exhibits
Exhibit Hall ‘D’
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South Loading Dock 16 Type “A” Loading Bays
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WELCOME MAPS 701
TLC & CKI sessions
SOUTH BUILDING LEVEL 700
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General Sessions Gala night with Jewel
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Thursday 9-9:30 a.m. ¨¨ Notes from the field—elimination and fundraising progress ¨¨ Mentoring youth
¨¨ First-timers orientation ¨¨ Club liability insurance
¨¨ Securing your legacy
¨¨ The Formula: Love it! Loving your club means having fun!
¨¨ Aktion Club: The fastest-growing Kiwanis program
¨¨ The Formula: Love it! Create a successful membership team
¨¨ What youth know about social media that you should know too ¨¨ Welcome to Toronto!
¨¨ Put your best brand forward ¨¨ The Business Case of the I-Plan (Amendments 2-5)
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Thursday 9:45-10:15 a.m. ¨¨ Member benefits
¨¨ The Kiwanis I-Plan introduction
¨¨ National Pancake Day
¨¨ Why someone slipping and falling at my club might be a good thing
¨¨ Foundation programs: Improving your impact ¨¨ Youth protection: Our most important responsibility
¨¨ The Formula: Share it! How to introduce your club to the community ¨¨ The Formula: Share it! Your club needs young professionals
¨¨ Beyond sponsorship: How to help your SLP thrive
¨¨ #KidsNeedKiwanis
¨¨ The Kiwanis Music Festival: Canada’s signature project
¨¨ The business case of the I-Plan (amendments 2-5) (repeat)
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Thursday 10:30-11 a.m. ¨¨ Building international connections through youth exchange ¨¨ Putting the fun in fundraising: Creating successful events to support your club’s projects ¨¨ Meet in the middle: It’s time for you to sponsor a Builders Club ¨¨ 7 habits of highly successful Key Clubs ¨¨ Rendezvous in Paris
¨¨ Directors and officers insurance ¨¨ The Formula: Tell us how to “live it” ¨¨ The Formula: Live it! Top 10 tips for living Kiwanis ¨¨ Leveraging your club’s image through a signature project ¨¨ Proposed amendments by districts and clubs (Amendments 1, 6-11) ¨¨ Amendment 5: Annual adjustment option for Kiwanis International dues
¨¨ Community connections ¨¨ The Kiwanis I-Plan introduction (repeat)
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Thursday afternoon positional education ¨¨ Meeting with the president-elect and the governors-elect ¨¨ Meeting with the president and the governors ¨¨ Governor-elect candidates meeting ¨¨ District partnership coordinator meeting ¨¨ Leadership development coordinators meeting ¨¨ Kiwanis International Foundation volunteer meeting ¨¨ Youth protection managers meeting ¨¨ Newer member education
¨¨ Club and district foundation leaders roundtable ¨¨ Club PR coordinators education ¨¨ Club treasurer education ¨¨ Lieutenant governors-elect continuing education ¨¨ Club president education ¨¨ Club secretary education for beginners ¨¨ Club secretary education for returning secretaries ¨¨ Club membership committee education ¨¨ Service and fundraising committee education
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Friday 3:30–4:20 p.m. ¨¨ Notes from the field—elimination and fundraising progress ¨¨ Getting the grant; funding your mission
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Saturday 9–9:50 a.m. ¨¨ Town hall discussion on inclusiveness: This means membership! (9-11 a.m.) ¨¨ Impact idea exchange: Club service projects ¨¨ Inspiration-The Formula idea exchange: Club membership activities ¨¨ Investment idea exchange: Club fundraising and giving projects ¨¨ Image idea exchange: Club marketing and branding
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Saturday 10-10:50 a.m. ¨¨ Impact idea exchange: Club service projects ¨¨ Inspiration-The Formula idea exchange: Club membership activities ¨¨ Investment idea exchange: Club fundraising and giving projects ¨¨ Image idea exchange: Club marketing and branding
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EVALUATIONS WHICH WORKSHOP DID YOU ATTEND? Saturday 11-11:50 a.m. ¨¨ Impact idea exchange: Club service projects ¨¨ Inspiration-The Formula idea exchange: Club membership activities ¨¨ Investment idea exchange: Club fundraising and giving projects ¨¨ Image idea exchange: Club marketing and branding Please identify your geographic location: USA/Canada/Caribbean Islands Latin America
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