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19th May 2020

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Daryl McKenzie: So you want to lead a jazzband in Melbourne?

Daryl McKenzie is Musical Director of the Daryl McKenzieJazz Orchestra and was Musical Director of the Victoria

Police Showband. He has worked extensively as aneducator directing ensembles and lecturing in

composition, arranging and orchestration at secondaryand tertiary levels.

Daryl works as a freelance composer, arranger,trombonist and conductor. He has worked on national

television shows including Hey Hey It’sSaturday, Australia’s Got Talent and Dancing with theStars, and has orchestrated and conducted numerous

Australian and international movie scores including TheTruman Show, Red Dog, and The Sapphires.

Daryl’s undergraduate studies in music were at theVictorian College of the Arts and North Texas State

University. He holds a Master of Education (Music) fromRMIT University.

Meeting Responsibilities

ChairTAYLOR, Neville

ReporterROLLS, Russell

PhotographerTHORNTON, Roger

DoorLANGTON, Martin

Bulletin EditorCLIFT, Nick

Social MediaLIM, Daniel

Upcoming Events

Cancelled– social activityMay 30, 2020 7:00 PM Camp Getaway Working BeeMay 31, 2020 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Cancelled Echuca Steam RallyJun 06, 2020 - Jun 08, 2020 Rotary International 2020ConventionJun 06, 2020 – Jun 10, 2020 Board meeting/joint –RACVCLUBJun 10, 2020 5:30 PM School holidaysJun 25, 2020 - Jul 12, 2020

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May 12th Meeting Report

Club meeting report- 12 May 2020

President Warwick Cavell opened the meeting andwelcomed members and guests.Chair Neville John proposed a toast to RotaryInternational and reminded members that it is oneof the largest organisations in the world thatprovides opportunities for people to participate inwork that does “good” for our communities and theworld.President Warwick Cavell formally welcomedguests:

Robert Renshaw - RC Glenhuntly Jane Taylor – Guest of Francesco Heather Ablett – Bearbass Probus Coralee Keep

Neville John Introduced guest speaker:

Natalie Ashdown: Creating long-lastingcultural change through coachingNatalie Ashdown is one of Australia’s most seniorand experi-enced coaches and a recognised speakerand author. Her pas-sion, vision, creativity andcommitment assist individuals, teams and companiesto create lasting cultural change using coach-ingskills. She is the CEO of Open Door Coaching anddirector of Open Door's Registered TrainingOrganisation.Natalie spoke to the club about her work as aprofessional coach. Natalie shared her observationsof leadership in organisation as they navigatethrough the current Corona Virus pandemic. Shehighlighted the fascinating work being undertaken bythe CSRIO and the leadership being demonstrated bythe organisation at this time.Natalie focussed much of her presentation on herwork with the Australian Air Force where she helpedcreate change across the organisation. A significantelement of the strategy was the use of a “forcemultiplier affect”. This approach involved training asmall group of individual in the skills of coachingwho would then train others in the skills of coaching,changing the organisations approach to learning anddevelopment.Initially 13 individuals were trained in a Certificate IVin coaching who then coached 208 other coaches whothrough the “force multiplier affect” coached 7552others in the Coaching 101 program.The Air Force utilised the coaching program andtechniques to:

Empower its people to be agile thoughtInnovativeResilliantSelf awarePowered to drive change and manage complexity.

Natalie explained that coaching doesn’t solve a person’sproblems but rather, brings the best out in people.Coaching is about asking the right questions at the righttime. Coaching differs from other techniques in that theaim is to:

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Speakers

May 19, 2020 7:40 AMDaryl McKenzieSo you want to lead jazz band inMelbourne?

May 26, 2020 7:40 AMParmiss KiaWhat is SEO in digital marketing?

Jun 02, 2020 7:40 AMMaria PellicanoThe voice is the organ of your soul: howa singing teacher empowers humanpotential

Jun 09, 2020 7:40 AMTrish ShiltonReclaiming your creative power

Jun 16, 2020 7:40 AMCharles KovessEducating grandchildren: unlockingtheir passion to live wonder-filled lives

Jun 23, 2020 7:40 AMJane TaylorLeading with resilience in challengingtimes

Jun 30, 2020 7:40 AMCarol HaslamFrench the hard way: my experiencesfrom living in France

Jul 07, 2020 7:40 AMWayne GladmanHow to avoid becoming a victim offraud in the workplace

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Ask great questionsListen and let the individual find the answerPromote awarenessBuild responsibility and accountability.

Natalie is happy to be contacted by members for furtherinformation:Natalie@opendoorcoaching.com.au The inquisition:Gerard Hogan was the subject of this week’s inquisition.Announcements:Dough thanked all members for their donations of clotheswhich were delivered last weekPresidents Announcements:President Warwick acknowledged and thanked Martin forhis recent donation of $500 to the club which was raisedat a BBQ he held at his housePresident Warwick thanked guest speaker NatalieAshdown for her presentation and other guests for joiningour meeting. He then closed the meeting by remindingmembers that Rotary connects the world.

World Bee Day Waggle Dance

Rotary Club of Canterbury In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, there is an opportunityto brighten the days of your family and friends byinspiring them to celebrate World Bee Day on 20 May. As part of the celebration between now and then they canlearn the ‘Waggle Dance’, video themselves doing it, andupload it to the World Bee Day website! The main purpose of World Bee Day events is to spreadawareness of the significance of bees and other pollinatorsfor our survival. Simply proclaiming World Bee Day doesnot do much for bees and other pollinators; the mainwork of safeguarding their existence still needs to beundertaken. World Bee Day is an excellent opportunity toput bees at the centre of the national conversation for aday and encourage actions that create more bee-friendlylandscapes. Because of the lockdown, World Bee Day celebrationshave been forced online, but they are energetic and full offun. Besides the Waggle Dance, there is also a specialscreening of the most wonderful film ‘Honeyland’ on 20May. To find out more about World Bee Day click here. The 2020 Global Online Waggle Dance Challenge is anattempt to achieve 20,000 waggle dance videos, from 20countries, in 20 days, ending on the 20th May 2020. Thefigure 20,000 was chosen because that’s how manyspecies of bees there are doing extraordinary work for theplanet every day. The Waggle Dance music by GusMacMillan and Jane McCracken, and which is owned byRotary Club of Canterbury, can be downloaded from the

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iTunes store. You can watch the video online to learn thedance. Register for the Global Waggle Dance Challenge here. Please pass this information on and encourage all yourcontacts to embrace this unique event. And start planningyour outfits! Zoom-ba Waggle dance lessons will bescheduled soon. Please see further details about World Bee Day in theattachment to this email. Kind regards Lili-Ann KrieglerPresident, Rotary Club of Canterbury

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Chair Rebecca & NevilleJohn

Brett Jones

Guest speaker NatalieAshdown

Gerrad Hogan

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