What separates a good team from a great one?
And more importantly, what separates a good leader from one people truly want to follow?
At District Conference, held at Valley River Inn May 15-17th, you’ll hear from Kelly Graves, head coach of the University of Oregon Women’s Basketball team.
What Can a Championship Coach Teach You?
The principles behind high-performing teams apply directly to your club, your team, and your leadership.
At the conference, you’ll walk away with insights like:
- Build a culture people want to be part of. High-performing teams don’t happen by accident—they’re intentional.
- Develop individuals, not just outcomes. Great lead ers grow people, not just results.
- Create clarity around roles and expectations. When everyone knows their part, performance follows.
- Stay steady under pressure. Leadership shows up most when things get tough.
- Recruit and retain the right people. Talent matters—but fit matters more.
This is practical leadership—real, applicable, and immediately usable.
And surrounding it all:
- More keynote presentations that inform and inspire
- 15 breakout sessions designed for real-world application
- Conversations that challenge and energize
The Bottom Line
You don’t have to be a coach to lead like one.
What would change if you brought even one of these ideas back to your club? Would your team perform differently? Would your culture feel stronger?
Registration is on DACdb’s District Calendar and the $250 registration fee includes all meals and most activities (except for golf.) Sign up for the Golf Tournament on DACdb, too. New Rotarians—special rate available!
Need lodging? Book your room before April 15 and get a special rate! Call the Valley River Inn: 541-743-1000 x1 and tell them you’re with Rotary District 5110.
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