RID3300-e.handbook (01-12-2021)

District Directory
e.handbook

RY2021-2022

(30-07-2021.v2)

DATO’ BINDI RAJASEGARAN

District Governor 3300

RY2021-2022

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About The Directory 3 Public Image Committee 207
Photo of Governor & Spouse With RI President & Spouse 4 Community Service Committee 212
President Rotary International 5 Vocational Service Committee 215
District Governor 8 International Service Committee 220
Vice Governor 11 Youth Service Committees 224
District Governor Elect 13 225
District Governor Nominee 15 •Youth Service - RYLA 230
Rotary International Zone 10c Rotary Leaders 18 •Youth Service – INTERACT 235
Asia Pacific Department of Club & District Support 27 •Youth Service – Rotary Youth Exchange 240
Rotary International & District 3300 Dues 29 •Youth Service - Rotaract District Exco 247
Rotary International Theme 31 District Action Group (DAG) Guidelines 254
Rotary Citation 37 District Action Group On Autism (DAGA) 258
District Goals 41 District Action Group On Blindness Prevention (DAGBP) 264
Rotary International District 3300 Berhad 44 District Action Group On Cancer Awareness & Prevention (DAGCAP) 267
Council of Past Governors 46 District Action Group On Environmental Sustainability (DAGES) 277
In Memory of Our Past Governors 53 District Action Group On Mental Health Initiative (DAGMHI) 285
Assistant Governors 56 District Action Group On Rotary Education Fund (DAGREF) 290
Assistant Governors Club Groups Presidents 64 District Action Group On Spina Bifida & Hydrocepalus (DASH) 295
Secretariat Team 69 District Action Group On Wheelchair Distribution (DAGWD) 299
Editorial Committee Governor's Newsletter 84 District Action Group of Rotary Kasih (DAGRK) 304
Training Team 88 Fellowship Group Rotary Means Business District 3300 Malaysia 308
Disaster Committee 91 Yayasan Kelab-Kelab Rotary Malaysia 317
Joins Conference Dengue Committee 95 List of 86 Rotary Clubs RID3300 481
Finance Committee 98 list of 8 Satellite Clubs RID3300 494
Nominating Committee 101 Meeting Details by Clubs 500
Rules and Procedures Committee 104 List of Rotaract Clubs RID3300 505
Audit Committee 109 List of Interact Clubs RID3300 522
Resolutions Committee 113 List of Rotary Community Corps RID3300 524
Mediation Committee 116 List of Sister Clubs RID3300 533
Credentials Committee 119 Rotary Protocol 538
Ballot Committee 122 Important Submission Dates 540
I.T. Committee 125 District Governor's Club Visit RY2021-2022 (Clubs, Intercity & Interact) 551
Rotary Centre Management Committee 128 Presidential Installation Dates 555
Corporate Engagement Committee 133 District Events Dates 560
Awards Committee 136 District Governor's Official Visit – Clubs / Intercity / Interact 574
Strategic Planning Committee 151 Governor’s Official Visit Check List 581
The Rotary Foundation 161 Governor’s Calendar RID3300 595
Foundation Hall of Fame 168 History of Rotary International District 3300 598
Membership Committee 199 List of Past District Governors RID3300 600
Alumni Committee 204 List of Past Assistant Governors RID3300





PRESIDENT
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

RY 2021-22

PRESIDENT, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

SHEKHAR MEHTA  Shekhar Mehta, of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar, West Bengal, India, is
President, Rotary International the selection of the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International for
2021-22. He will be declared the president-nominee on 1st October 2020 if no
RY2021-22 challenging candidates have been suggested.

 Mehta acknowledges that current membership trends are a challenge and says that
membership development should be Rotary’s highest priority. He believes that
focusing on regional plans, successfully transitioning Rotaractors into Rotarians,
and increasing diversity and female members could yield a 5 percent net growth in
membership each year.

 “A major brainstorming is needed to find effective solutions suited to different areas
of the world,” says Mehta. He adds that regional ethos and culture have to be taken
into account to find localized solutions, as “one size does not fit all.” He believes
Rotary can extend to new geographical areas and countries.

 As a strong proponent of Rotary’s strategic plan, Mehta says he will encourage
clubs to use action plans and reinforce the core values of Rotary.

 Mehta says Rotary needs to become more contemporary and adaptable by focusing
on partnerships with governments and corporations, expanding partnerships with
organizations that specialize in Rotary’s areas of focus, and investing in technology.

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT INTRODUCTION

 Mehta, an accountant, is chair of the Skyline Group, a real estate development company he
founded. He is also a director of Operation Eyesight Universal (India), a Canada-based organization.

 Mehta has been actively involved in disaster response and is a trustee of ShelterBox, UK. After the
2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, he helped build nearly 500 homes for families affected by the disaster.

 Mehta pioneered a program that has performed more than 1,500 life-changing heart surgeries in
South Asia. He is also the architect of the TEACH Program, which promotes literacy throughout India
and has reached thousands of schools.

 A Rotary member since 1984, Mehta has served Rotary as director, member or chair of several
committees, zone coordinator, training leader, member of The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical
Advisers, and district governor. He is also the chair of Rotary Foundation (India).

 Mehta has received Rotary’s Service Above Self Award and The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for
Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Awards.

 He and his wife, Rashi, are Major Donors and members of the Bequest Society.

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DISTRICT GOVERNOR
RY2021-22

DISTRICT GOVERNOR RY 2021-22

DATO’ BINDI & DATO’ RAJASEGARAN Dato’ Baljit Kaur Virik more popularly known as Bindi Rajasegaran joined
Rotary with the Rotary Club of Greentown, Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan,
DISTRICT GOVERNOR D3300 Malaysia in 1997 and for 3 years moved to Kuala Lumpur and joined the
RY2021-2022 Rotary Club of Bandar Sunway before moving back to RC Greentown.

Bindi is the serving District Governor of District 3300 Malaysia for RY 2021-22
which covers the states of Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu, Penang,
Perak, Pahang, Selangor and Negri Sembilan in Peninsula Malaysia which
comprises of 86 Clubs and 6 satellite clubs with membership of 2,200
Rotarians and 35 Rotaract Clubs with membership of 1,500 and 145 Interact
Clubs.

Bindi has served her Club and District in many capacities. Her Club service
includes - President, Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms; Director of Club Service,
Community Service, New Generations, International, Foundation, Publicity,
Club Admin and Membership. She also served as Organising Chairman of 14
club projects which earned the club 10 District Awards. She also initiated the
first international humanitarian mission for her Club and first 2 matching grants
in RY 2003/04, in water, sanitation and disease prevention. Another first is
organizing a media team to accompany the RC Greentown humanitarian trip
(water and sanitation, maternal and child health, education and skills training)
to Cambodia which was an annual event for 10 years. Bindi also initiated the
Interact Club of Tenby School, Ipoh.

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At District level, she was the organizing secretary for the 67th DISTAS, District Secretary and Editor for Governor’s Newsletter,
District Chairman for Women Empowerment and Membership Task force (3 Terms), District Chairman for World Community
Service (WCS), International Service, Polio Plus (3 Terms), Advisor to Polio Plus Committee, Peace Scholars (4 Terms),
Vocational (KTMB Project), Coordinator for Tsunami Relief to Sri Lanka – initiating immediate relief and leading a team for long
term rehabilitation to Sri Lanka, organized two polio eradication and humanitarian trips to India and Nepal, including raising
money for corrective surgeries for children affected by polio at St Stephens Hospital, New Delhi, accompanied by media team
from Bernama and NTV7 respectively, Charter member and member of District Preventable Blindness Committee for past 15
years. Organising Chairman of District International/TRF Night, Deputy Chair for District Membership Committee, GSE Team
Leader to Western Australia, guest speaker at Clubs, facilitator and panelists at District events.

Bindi has also attended 5 Rotary International Conventions, 8 Rotary Institutes, 4 Regional Foundation Seminars. She is a
Major Donor and a Benefactor to the Rotary Foundation.

For her dedication to Rotary, Bindi has been recognized with the

 Four Avenues of Service Citation for Individual Rotarians.
 Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service.
 The Rotary Foundation Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World.
 Member of Rotary Foundation Alumni.
 Certificate of Recognition by Rotary International as a Rotary Volunteer.

Bindi has a background in banking, interior designing and property management. She is currently the managing partner and
administrator of Raja Segaran Consultants, dealing with Employment Law and Human Resources. She is also a member of the
Advocates and Solicitors Disciplinary Board (Malaysian Bar Council) since 2008.

Bindi is married to Dato N. Rajasegaran, a former Head of Legal & Industrial Relations with a public listed conglomerate,
retired Chairman, Industrial Court of Malaysia, Ipoh City Councilor (2 Terms), pro bono Director of the Perak Community
Specialist Hospital and is currently the Principal of Raja Segaran Consultants. They have 4 children and 7 grandchildren.

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VICE GOVERNOR
RY 2021-22

VICE GOVERNOR INTRODUCTION

PDG DATO’ JIMMY LIM THAW CHAY & PDG Dato Jimmy Lim is from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja and
DATIN BRENDA LOH was District Governor in 2006-2007.

VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR PDG Dato Jimmy was the founding member of the first interact club in
RY2021-2022 Malaysia in 1960. He joined the Rotary Club of Johor Bahru in 1977. In 1984,
he joined the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja.

PDG Dato Jimmy is a Chartered Accountant from Australia. After he left his
position as managing director in the AMCORP Group of Companies where he
worked in various positions for eighteen years, PDG Dato Jimmy embarked in
his own career where he founded several public listed companies. He was
also the founder of AT Ambassy Sdn. Bhd. which was mainly in real estate
development in KL, New York and Melbourne.

In Rotary, he held positions as District Membership Chair, Chairman of
several Presidential Assemblies in KL, RI Presidents rep to D9520 (Ballarat,
Australia) in 2015 and three terms as D3300 District Foundation Chair. In
2012, PDG Dato Jimmy Lim became the 1st Rotarian from D3300 to become
an Arch Klumph member of the Rotary Foundation.

This is the second time PDG Dato Jimmy Lim has become the vice governor.
He was the Vice Governor for PDG Mahohur Kurup in 2017-2018.

PDG Jimmy is married to Datin Brenda Loh. She is a senior member of the
Inner Wheel of Kuala Lumpur. They have three lovely children.

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DISTRICT GOVERNOR ELECT
RY 2021-22

DISTRICT GOVERNOR ELECT RY 2021-22

DGE DR. KRISHNA KUMAR & Dr Krishna Kumar graduated in 1979 with an M.B.B.S degree from University
PAG PUSHPA KRISHNA of Mysore. He retired in 2008 after serving almost 29 years with Ministry of
Health, the last 15 years as Hospital Director at Hospitals Kudat, Kuala
DISTRICT GOVERNOR ELECT Kangsar and Teluk Intan.
RY2022-2023
Dr. Krishna joined Rotary in 2003 as Charter President of Rotary Club of
Kuala Kangsar. He later was a member of the Rotary Clubs of Teluk Intan and
Titiwangsa and is now a member of Rotary Club of Melawati.

He has held numerous positions at club and District level including as
Assistant Governor, District General Secretary, Group Study Exchange Team
Leader, member of District Secretariat (5 terms), District Governor’s Special
Representative (2 new clubs) and member of Rules and Procedures
Committee (2 terms), Ballot Committee (2 terms) and Credentials Committee.
Dr Krishna is passionate about youth programs and has been a member of the
District Rotary Youth Exchange Committee (5 terms, including 3 terms as
Chair), Alumni Chair (2 terms) and RYLA Chair.

He is married to an active Rotarian, PAG Pushpa Krishna and they are
blessed with 2 children and a grandson.

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DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEE
RY 2023-2024

DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEE RY 2021-22

DGN DATO’ DR. SIVA ANANTHAN Dato' Dr Siva Ananthan is a Rotarian for more than 30 years. He joined the
Rotary Club of Damansara at the age of 28 in 1990 and thereafter transferred
DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEE to the then Rotary Club of Brickfields (now known as the Rotary Club of
RY2023-2024 Greater Kuala Lumpur). He served as club President in RY1998-99.

He has been an active Rotarian both in the club and in the district and served
as an Assistant Governor in RY2000-01, during the term of PDG Dr. RT Arasu.
He has held so many District positions, they are innumerable to state. Some of
the positions he has held in the district are, District Trainer twice, Membership
Chair thrice, Strategic Planning Chair twice, Awards & Recognition Chair twice,
Rotary Leadership Institute Chair, Literacy Task Force Chair, District
Conference Chair and District EXCO member on 6 occasions. For his service,
Rotary International’s has awarded him with the Avenues of Service Award and
their highest recognition for individual Rotarians, the Service Above Self
Award. He is a great supporter of The Rotary Foundation and is a Paul Harris
Fellow, Benefactor, Paul Harris Society Member and Major Donor (Level 3). He
has also been awarded with the Rotary Foundation’s District Service Award
and their Meritorious Service Award.

He is a world renown Rotary Speaker and has shared his love and passion for
Rotary as a speaker at many District Conferences, District Training
Assemblies, RYLAs, Interact & Rotaract Conferences and Assemblies and
Rotary Institutes around the world. He also spoke at Rotary International’s
Presidential Conference on WASH in Schools in Manila in 2016 and the 2020
Rotary International Virtual Convention.

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DISTRICT GOVERNOR NOMINEE INTRODUCTION

Professionally, he is legally trained and is a graduate of the prestigious University of London (UK). He started out as a law
lecturer in Juara Academy in 1985 and in 1987 started his own college at the age of 25. He founded Advance Tertiary College
(ATC) which became one of the most successful private law schools in Asia and which has the distinction of becoming the first
affiliate college of the University of London in Asia. He served as the youngest ever President of Malaysia’s National
Association for Private Educational Institutions (NAPEI) and contributed significantly to the development of the Malaysian
private education industry. He also served as a Director of the Pan Pacific Association of Private Education (PAPE) and as a
Governing Council Member of the ASEAN Law Association (ALA). He was active in community outreach and was the Vice
President of the Malaysian Ceylonese Congress, the President of the Selangor Judo Federation and General Council Member
of the Malaysian Judo Federation. For his services to the community, he has been awarded with the Darjah Paduka Mahkota
Perak and the Darjah Indera Mahkota Pahang.
He is currently engaged in corporate advisory work, engaging in activities such as corporate training, conflict resolution, debt
restructuring, mediation and claims negotiation, raising private venture capital, debt equity and project financing. He is the Chief
Executive Officer of SKN Land & Development Sdn Bhd and Advisor to GV Corporate Advisory, Malaysia.
He is married to Datin Sharon Ong and has 3 children, Kryshana (30), Jacelyn (25) and Akash (24).

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ZONE
10C ROTARY LEADERS
RY 2021-22

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LEADERS RY 2021-22

PRESIDENT TRUSTEE CHAIR
Shekhar Mehta John Germ

Rotary’s President presides over The Trustee Chair is elected by the
the Board of Directors and is Board of Trustees and leads The
elected to a one-year term. Rotary Foundation for one year.
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ROTARY WORLRDOZOTNAERMAYPW34OZRONLEDS NEW ZONE MAP (34 ZONES)

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REGION 11 REGION 12

3770, 3780, 3790, 3800, B 3330, 3340, 3350, 3360,

A 3810, 3820, 3830, 3850, C 3300 3310
3860, 3870

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REGION 12 ZONE 10C OFFICERS

Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinators

RRFCs help Rotarians fully participate in their Foundation to meet their service and fundraising goals. They:

 Encourage Rotarians to support PolioPlus, Rotary’s highest-priority program
 Support clubs and districts in their fundraising, especially for Rotary’s Annual Fund
 Educate clubs and districts about Rotary grants
 Supporting fund development and grant participation in their Rotary club and the districts they serve.
 Effective use of Rotary’s online tools

Rotary Coordinators

RCs assist Rotarians in engaging current members and attracting new members to develop vibrant clubs and meet their
membership goals. They:

 Encourage innovative strategies for attracting and engaging members RY2021-22 District HandBook
 Support districts in new club development
 Help districts and clubs develop and implement strategic plans to reach their goals
 Inviting at least one candidate to join each Rotary club each year.
 Using Rotary’s online tools effectively

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REGION 12 ZONE 10C OFFICERS

Rotary Public Image Coordinators
RPICs Help Rotarians Tell Rotary’s Story In A Compelling Way And Guide Them In Their Marketing, Media Outreach, And Social Media.

 Championing Rotary’s Brand To Enhance Its Public Image In Their Own Club Websites And Social Media Channels.
 Using Rotary’s Online Tools, Including The Brand Center, To Tell Rotary’s Story
 Sharing Examples Of Club And District Successes And Challenges In Public Image To Facilitate Improvement
 Having A Visible And Vibrant Traditional Media Or Digital Media Presence
Endowment/Major Gifts Advisers

E/MGAs Increase Rotarians’ Participation In Major Gifts Fundraising And The Endowment. They:
 Develop Personalized Plans For Identifying, Cultivating, And Soliciting Major Gifts In The Region
 Promote Major Giving Opportunities With Rotarians And Other Prospects
 Facilitate Events That Recognize And Encourage Current And New Donors
 Work With District Leaders To Identify Major Gift Strategies And Prospective Donors In The District

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ZONE 10C ROTARY LEADERS

2020-22 Rotary International Director, 2021-23 Rotary Coordinator, Region 12 2020-22 Regional Rotary Foundation
Regions 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 PDG Chew Ghim Bok Coordinator, Region 12
RID Surgeon Liu Chi Tien Rotary Club of Bugis Junction (D3310) PDG Jason Lim Chong Chye
Rotary Club of Yangmei (D3501) c. Management - Asset Rotary Club of Bangkok Bangna (D3350)
c. Surgeon t. +65 9683 7070 c. Shipping & Logistics
m. +886 932 927 579 e. [email protected] m. +66 81 855 7114
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]
2020-23 Endowment / Major Gifts
2020-22 Rotary Public Image Adviser (E/MGA), Region 12 2021-22 RI Support Training Leader, Cadre
Coordinator (RPIC), Region 12 of Technical Advisors for Maternal & Child
PDG Lioh Cheng Lim Health, National Polio Plus Committee
PDG Haji Andre Suharto Rotary Club of Tampin (D3300) Chair
Rotary Club of Kuching Central (D3310) c. Diagnostic Imaging PDG Dr. Rajindar Singh
c. IT Services m. +6012 639 9600 Rotary Club of Teluk Intan (D3300)
m. +6012 898 9980 e. [email protected] c. Medicine - Obstetrics & Gynaecology
e. [email protected] m. +6012 518 1095
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2021-23 Assistant Rotary Coordinator 2020-22 Assistant Rotary Public Image
IPDG Teoh Kwan Swee Coordinator, District 3300
Rotary Club of Bukit Bintang (D3300) PAG Karthi Palanisamy
Rotary Club of Central Damansara (D3300)
c. Trading – General Imports & Exports
m. +6012 227 6176 c. Advertising - Consultancy
e. [email protected] m. +6012 329 7474
e. [email protected]
The Rotary Foundation Cadre Of
Technical Advisors Partner Facilitator Support Team,
PAG Alain Boey Virtual 2021 International Assembly
Rotary Club of Kelana Jaya (D3300) PAG Surendra Kaur
Rotary Club of Teluk Intan (D3300)
c. Accounting - Consultancy
m. +6012 309 6203 c. Hospital Administrator
e. [email protected] m. +6012 516 8095
e. [email protected]

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ZONE 10C ROTARY LEADERS

Rotary International Presidential International Meeting Promotion Country Coordinator for the Global
Conference (RPC21) – Country Chair Singapore Rotary Institute (Virtual) - Projects World Greatest Meal (D3300)
(Malaysia-Singapore-Brunei) Country Vice Chair (D3300) PAG Prof Dr P K Rajesh
DGN Dato Dr Siva Ananthan PDG Leslie Salehuddin Rotary Club of Bandar Sungei Petani
Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club of Gombak (D3300) (D3300)
(D3300)
c. Management - Recruitment c. Medicine - Education
c. Corporate Advisory m. +6012 227 6176 m. +6016 495 9372
m. [email protected] e. [email protected]
m. +6012 202 3008

e. [email protected]

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ASIA PACIFIC DEPARTMENT OF
CLUB & DISTRICT SUPPORT

ASIA PACIFIC DEPARTMENT OF CLUB & DISTRICT SUPPORT

David Peterson Ting-Fen Hillinger Vanthana Champi
Rotary International Rotary International Rotary International
c. Manager c. Senior Officer c. Associate Officer
t. 847-866-3393 t. 847-866-3294 t. (66) 6411 31028
e. david [email protected] m. [email protected] e. [email protected]

by mail
One Rotary Centre,
1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston,
Illinois, 60201
United State of America

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
&

DISTRICT 3300 DUES

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL & DISTRICT DUES

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE REPRESENTATIVE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SEMI ANNUAL DUES
(Contact for all questions related to payment of semi-annual per capita dues and fees)

LAURA OVALLE DESCRIPTION (1st half) – 01/07/2021 (2nd half) - 01/01/2022

E-mail : [email protected]

Phone : +1-847-866-4497 Dues: USD 35.00 USD 35.00

Council of Legislation (COL) USD 1.00

PAYING SEMI-ANNUAL DUES The Rotarian: USD 12.00 USD 12.00
Payment of dues by Credit Card:
Current club presidents and secretaries registered with My Rotary on the RI website can pay (e-version USD6.00)
semiannual dues online with a MasterCard @ or Visa at:

https://www.rotary.org/myrotary TOTAL USD 48.00 USD 47.00

DISTRICT 3300 ANNUAL DUES

by Cheque or Draft:

DESCRIPTION RM

send to: District Conference Levy 9.00
Rotary International
14255 Collections Centre Drive Rotary Centre Levy 9.00
Chicago, IL 60693 USA
District Disaster Fund Levy 3.50

DATA SERVICE District Training Activities 87.00

(Subscriptions to The Rotarian and all data issues, including, club membership updates, club

officer updates, contact information correction, etc). Other District Activities 42.50

E-mail : [email protected] TOTAL RM 151.00

World Headquarters ROTARY RESOURCE CENTRE
Hours of Operation: 0900 - 1600, Monday to Friday B509, Kelana Square, 17, Jalan SS 7/26, Dataran Usahawan
Central Switchboard: +1-847-866-3000 Rotary International
Kelana Square, 47301 Petaling Jaya,
One Rotary Centre Selangor Darul Ridzuan.
1560 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, Illinois 60201-3698, USA
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Web Page: www.rotary.org e.mail: [email protected]
tel: +1-847-866-3000 | Cable: Interotary | fax:+1-847-328-8554 / 847-328-8281

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL THEME

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL THEME

(RY2021-2022)

Incoming Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta urged members to
become more involved in service projects, saying that caring for and serving
others is the best way to live because it changes not only other people’s lives, but
also our own.

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PRESIDENT SHEKHAR MEHTA’S PRESIDENTIAL INITIATIVES

Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta has three special initiatives for the 2021-22 Rotary year aimed
at increasing our impact through service and expanding our reach by introducing new members to Rotary.
Mehta is asking every Rotarian to make membership a responsibility through the Each One, Bring One
campaign.

His initiatives are:

Empowering girls. To address the inequities that girls face worldwide, members will be encouraged to launch a
club-based initiative or be part of a district or global grant that improves the health, well-being, education, and
economic security of girls in their communities and ensures their access to resources.

Rotary Day of Service. Clubs will be asked to collaborate to conduct hands-on service activities with members
of their
communities and share those activities on Rotary Showcase.

Presidential conferences. A series of presidential conferences will highlight club humanitarian efforts in their
communities and around the world. Members should invite a friend to one event so they can learn about
Rotary’s work and be inspired to join us in our commitment to service.

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ROTARY DAYS OF SERVICE

DEAR FRIENDS:

With Service Above Self at the heart of all we do, we are in a unique position to
provide meaningful, participatory volunteer experiences for Rotary and Rotaract
members while introducing prospective members to our clubs.

I challenge every club to plan and host at least one practical and action-oriented
Rotary Day of Service during the 2021-22 Rotary year. The event should
address a challenge facing your community that fits in one or more of Rotary’s
areas of focus and brings together volunteers from within and outside of Rotary.

This is a chance to create meaningful volunteer opportunities for families and
partnering organizations in your area, regardless of their profession or affiliation
with Rotary. Remember to broadly promote your good work throughout your
community.

With your help, I look forward to doing more good in the world.

SHEKHAR MEHTA

President, Rotary International
RY2021-22

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ROTARY DAYS OF SERVICE

BE INSPIRED

 Motivate Rotary, Rotaract, and Interact clubs to plan innovative
and practical service projects.

 Showcase the work of Rotary members as people of action.
 Introduce prospective members to your club through a

participatory Rotary Day of Service.

GATHER IDEAS

 Look at Rotary Showcase to see the types of projects that your
fellow clubs have undertaken.

 You may wish to review the United Nations ’ recognized
international days and Rotary’s themed months and think about
scheduling your Rotary Day of Service accordingly.

 Conduct an assessment, which includes working with leaders
from your community or a nearby one to determine the
opportunities for service. What is the biggest challenge? How
can your club help address it?

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ROTARY DAYS OF SERVICE

PLAN YOUR EVENT

To qualify as a 2021-22 Rotary Day of Service, your event needs to:
Be planned by two or more Rotary, Rotaract or Interact clubs in your country or internationally.
Align with one or more of Rotary’s areas of focus.
Be promoted using at least one media platform (such as Facebook, Twitter, or a local newspaper) to raise interest.
Attract a group of participants in which 25% are not current Rotary members.

An event also needs to meet at least three of these additional guidelines:
 Align by topic and take place on a UN-recognized international day or during a Rotary themed month.
 Prioritize empowering girls through planned service activities.
 Include a Rotary Community Corps during the planning and implementation.
 Involve a collaboration with at least one local business, community organization, or government or municipality.
 Include a community discussion about how the organizing clubs can continue helping empower the community.
 Provide service opportunities that welcome families and participants of all ages and abilities.
 Promote event photos and accomplishments on social media using the People of Action resources and the
#RotaryDays and #PeopleofAction hashtags.
 Follow up with participants who aren't club members after the event and invite them to get involved with a future
project or attend a club meeting to learn more about your club’s work in the community.

CELEBRATE YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 In addition to promoting your event on social media, add your completed Rotary Day of Service to Rotary Showcase,
along with photos and videos from the day.
 Commemorate your event and service accomplishments with a certificate you’ll receive after your completed project
is on Rotary Showcase.

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ROTARY CITATION
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ROTARY CITATION

PLAN YOUR EVENT

To be eligible for the Rotary Citation, clubs need to begin the year as active clubs in good standing – or having paid each invoice
balance in full upon receipt. To verify that your club is in good standing, check your daily club balance report under Club
Administration > Club Finances. You should have an outstanding balance of $0.00. Invoices are due when they are posted, in
mid-January and mid-July.

Rotary club leaders can go into Rotary Club Central and select at least 13 out of 25 goals they wish to apply toward citation
achievement. This flexibility allows clubs to choose the goals that are most relevant and achievable. In addition, many goals will
be self-reported by marking “achieved” in Rotary Club Central.

To achieve the citation:
 Go to Rotary Club Central
 Review the 25 available goals
 Select at least 13 goals (or more than 50% of the available goals)
 Achieve those goals
 Report achievement in Rotary Club Central

Once you are in Rotary Club Central, navigate to the Goal Center, select the year, and click on the All tab to see the goals.

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ROTARY CITATION GOAL DETAIL SET YOUR GOAL
GOAL ACHIEVED
CITATION CATEGORY
How many total members does your club want by the end of
Club membership the Rotary year?
Service participation
Rotary Action Group participation How many members will participate in club service activities
Leadership development participation during the Rotary year?
District conference attendance
Rotary Fellowship participation How many club members will be members of at least one
District training participation Rotary Action Group during the Rotary year?
Learning Center engagement
Annual Fund contributions How many leadership or professional development
programs will your club organize to enhance members’
PolioPlus Fund events skills?

Service projects How many members will attend your district conference?

Service projects How many club members will be members of a Rotary
Fellowship during the Rotary year?

How many of your club members attend a district training?

How many club members will access the Learning Center RY2021-22 District HandBook
and how many courses will they complete?
Will your club contribute to Rotary’s Annual Fund, and
will these contributions meet the requirements for the
Rotaract Giving Certificate?

During the Rotary year, how many events will your club
hold to raise funds for or increase awareness of Rotary’s
work to eradicate polio?

Will your club partner with your sponsor club on a
significant local or international service project in one of
Rotary’s six areas of focus?

Will your club partner with your sponsor club on a
significant local or international service project in one of
Rotary’s six areas of focus?

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ROTARY CITATION GOAL DETAIL SET YOUR GOAL
GOAL ACHIEVED
CITATION CATEGORY
How many Rotaract clubs will your club sponsor during the
Rotaract clubs Rotary year?
Interact clubs
RYLA participation How many Interact clubs will your club co-sponsor during
the Rotary year?
Programs for young leaders
Strategic plan How many of your club members will be involved in
Online presence planning or participating in the Rotary Youth
Update website and social media Leadership Awards?
Social activities
Media stories about club projects Will your club host a meeting that introduces
members to Rotary programs, including RYLA and
Use of official Rotary promotional New Generations Service Exchange?
materials
Does your club have an up-to-date strategic plan?
Promote your club
Does your club’s online presence accurately reflect its
current activities?

During the Rotary year, how many times per month
will your club’s website or social media accounts be
updated?

How many social activities will your club hold outside
of regular meetings during the Rotary year?

Did your club promote an event or activity that it held
during World Rotaract Week on social media?
Did your club use Rotary International’s messaging
and public service materials, such as broadcast
videos, print ads, and other material in the Brand
Center, to promote Rotaract in your community
during the Rotary year?

Will your club submit your best project for the
Rotaract Outstanding Project Awards?

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DISTRICT GOALS
RY 2021-22

RI D3300 DISTRICT OFFICERS DISTRICT GOALS

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL VISION STATEMENT

TOGETHER, WE SEE A WORLD WHERE PEOPLE UNITE AND TAKE ACTION TO CREATE LASTING
CHANGE – ACROSS THE GLOBE, IN OUR COMMUNITIES AND IN OURSELVES.

Using this vision statement and the RI President’s theme “Serve to Change Lives”, District 3300 proposes to

activate and strengthen Rotary Internationals strategic priorities and annual goals by establishing the

following District goals to be implemented during the Rotary year 2021-2022:

Support The Rotary Foundation and End Polio Fund

• Grow Rotary: Diversity-Each One Bring One

• Rotary Day of Service

• Promote the 7 Avenues of Service

• Clubs to achieve the Rotary Citation

• Deliver the Strategic Priorities:

Increase Our Impact

Expand Our Reach

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Increase Our Ability to Adapt

RI D3300 DISTRICT OFFICERS DISTRICT GOALS

Annual Giving THE ROTARY FOUNDATION
Polio Plus USD 300,000.00
Endowment USD 50,000.00
USD 50,000.00

District MEMBERSHIP
Clubs
To Breach The 2,500 Mark 3 New Rotary Clubs, 3 New Satellite Clubs
District Clubs With More Than 20 Members, Net Gain Of 20%
Clubs Clubs With Less Than 20 Members, To Achieve 25 Member
95% Retention Rate
100% Engagement

YAYASAN

RM 200,000.00
minimum One Jamil Rais Fellow (JRF)

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
DISTRICT 3300 BERHAD

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3300 BERHAD

No. of FC : 7

Chairman Board Member Company Secretary
DG Dato’ Bindi Rajasegaran DGE Dr. Krishna Kumar Mr. Heng Chiang Pooh
Rotary Club of Greentown Rotary Club of Melawati c. Corporate Secretary
c. Health – Administration (Retired) m. +6017 878 0662
c. Administration m. +6012 515 0654 e. [email protected]
m. +6012 518 0503 e. [email protected]
e. [email protected] Board Member
DGS Sathiyamoorthy R.
Board Member Board Member Rotary Club of Greentown
IPDG Teoh Kwan Swee DGN Dato’ Dr. Siva Ananthan c. Engineering - Mechanical
Rotary Club of Bukit Bintang Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur m. +6012 520 6885
c. Trading – General imports and Exports e. [email protected]
m. +6012 227 6176 c. Corporate Advisory
e. [email protected] m. +6012 202 3008 RY2021-22 District HandBook
e. [email protected]

Board Member
Rtn. Arvind U Gopi Kumar
Rotary Club of Bandar Sungai Petani

c. Chartered Secretary
m. +6012 477 3949
e. [email protected]

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COUNCIL OF PAST GOVERNORS

RI D3300 DISTRICT OFFICERS COUNCIL OF PAST GOVERNORS

FUNCTIONS: Chairman : PDG Dr Manohur Kurup
Secretary : IPDG Teoh Kwan Swee

An advisory council of past governors is recommended for each Ex-Officio : DG Bindi Rajasegaran
district by Rotary International. Such councils are to be Members : PDG Dato’ William Ng Jit Thye
PDG Dato’ (Dr) Hj Mustapha Ma

composed of all past governors who are members of Rotary PDG Lee Keng Bin
clubs within the district. PDG Dato’ Vincent Tang
PDG Dr. Santokh Singh

The council shall be called and directed by the governor usually PDG David Ho Kwong Choong
PDG Dato’ Beh Lye Huat

at the governor’s advice to discuss the issues confronting the PDG Dr. Paul C K Lee
district, at least twice each year; PDG Dr. R T Arasu
PDG Dato’ Dr. Low Teong

a) Before the district conference to discuss the district resolutions PDG Datuk Dr. N Lakshmanan
proposed. PDG Dato’ Ir. A P Perumal

PDG Dr. Ken Khoo Boo Khean
PDG Dato’ Jimmy Lim Thaw Chay

PDG Dr. Rajindar Singh

PDG Leslie Salehuddin

b) Within the month following the end of the international PDG Mansoor Saat
assembly, for the governor-elect to inform the current and PDG Siti Subaidah
PDG Darul Abdullah

past governors about the updates in Rotary International and PDG Dr. Baskaran Gobala Krishnan

to receive information on the district; PDG Lioh Cheng Lim
DGE Dr. Krishna Kumar
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RI D3300 DISTRICT OFFICERS COUNCIL OF PAST GOVERNORS

Let’s Take a New Look and Act RY1972-73 Rotary Brings Hope RY1986-87
PDG Dato’ William Ng Jit Thye (Dato’ Bill) PDG Dato’ (Dr) Hj Mustapha Ma & Datin
Rotary Club of Penang Mariam
c. Civil Engineering Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja
m. +604 226 6311
e. [email protected] c. Government Education (Retired)
m. +6012 330 1178
Enjoy Rotary RY1989-90 e. [email protected]
PDG Lee Keng Bin
Rotary Club of Pudu Look Beyond Yourself RY1991-92
c. PDG Dato’ Vincent Tang
m. +6012 220 7278 Rotary Club of Shah Alam
e. [email protected]
c. Building Materials manufacturing
Act With Integrity, Serve with Love, Work for m. +6012 207 8210
Peace RY1995-96 e. [email protected]
PDG Dr Santokh & Prof Mahinder Kaur
Rotary Club of Penang Build The Future With Action And Vision
c. Medical – Otolaryngology (retired) RY1996-97
m. +6012 412 2642 PDG David Ho Kwong Choong & Elsie
e. Rotary Club of Petaling Jaya
c. Marketing Consulting
m. +6012 386 6894
e. [email protected]

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Show Rotary Cares RY1997-98 Follow Your Rotary Dream RY1998-99
Dato’ PDG Dato’ Beh Lye Huat & Datin Pek PDG Dr Paul CK Lee & Lilian
Ling Rotary Club of Pudu
Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja c. Medical - Dentist
m. +6012 209 3050
c. Accountancy - Taxation e. [email protected]
m. +6012 387 1229
e. [email protected] Mankind is Our Business RY2001-02
PDG Dato’ Low Teong & Datin Jackie
Create Awareness – Take Action RY2000-01 Rotary Club of Titiwangsa
PDG Dr Arasu Rajaratnam & Dr Kamala c. Medical - Dentist
Rotary Club of Kajang m. +6012 373 3096
e. [email protected]
c. Medical - Dentist
m. +6019 381 6757 Celebrate Rotary RY2004-05
e. [email protected] PDG Dato’ Ir AP Perumal & Datin Thanges
Rotary Club of Puchong Centennial
Sow The Seeds of Love RY2002-03 c. General Contractor
PDG Datuk Dr N Lakshamanan & Datin m. +6012 2003 3787
Seetha e. [email protected]
Rotary Club of Klang
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m. +6016 352 7302
e. [email protected]

RI D3300 DISTRICT OFFICERS COUNCIL OF PAST GOVERNORS

Service Above Self RY2005-06 Lead The Way RY2006-07
PDG Dr Ken Khoo Boon Khean & Lee Swan PDG Dato’ Jimmy Lim Thaw Chay & Datin
Sim Brenda
Rotary Club of Ampang Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja

c. Architect c. Housing Development
m. +6012 220 0103 m. +6016 212 7697
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Make Dreams Real RY2008- 09 The Future of Rotary Is In Your Hands
PDG Dr Rajindar Singh & PAG Surendra RY2009-10
Kaur PDG Leslie Salehuddin & Ziela
Rotary Club of Teluk Intan Rotary Club of Gombak

c. Medicine - Obstetrics & Gynaecology c. Management - Recruitment
m. +6012 518 1095 m. +6012 227 6176
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

Peace Through Service RY2012-03 Engage Rotary-Change Lives RY2013-14
PDG Mansoor Saat & Emzita PDG Datuk Dr Mohinder Singh& Datin Helen
Rotary Club of Shah Alam Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur West 2016

c. Law (Corporate and Litigation) c. Scientist
m. +6019 323 7630 m. +6012 289 9558
e. [email protected] e. [email protected]

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