Rotary District 9112 announces a virtual public image seminar to enhance branding, storytelling, and digital engagement
Rotary District 9112 has announced its second Public Image Seminar, scheduled to hold virtually on April 25, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., as part of efforts to strengthen communication and visibility across its clubs.
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The seminar will target Public Image Chairs, Club Presidents, and Rotarians, with a focus on improving branding, storytelling, and digital engagement.
District Governor, Lanre Adedoyin, will serve as Chief Host for the session, which organisers describe as a strategic initiative to deepen impact and enhance public perception.
The event will feature experienced Rotary leaders and public image experts delivering practical sessions.
Oromena Osugo is scheduled to speak on “The Digital Toolkit: Navigating the Brand Center,” offering insights into effective use of Rotary’s branding resources.
Victoria Adigun will present “From Promotion to Perception: Reimagining Public Image as Rotary’s Growth Engine,” focusing on repositioning communication strategies.
Also on the lineup is John Senaya, who will address “Strategic Content Creation: Amplifying Impact via Social Media.”
Chair of the District Public Image Committee, Ehi Braimah, will coordinate the seminar.
Organisers said the training is designed to equip participants with practical tools to boost visibility and communicate Rotary’s work with clarity and impact.
Participation will be virtual, with access details to be shared with registered attendees.
Further enquiries can be directed to Nneka Ifejika via the provided contact line.
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The seminar forms part of ongoing efforts by Rotary District 9112 to strengthen its public image and expand its reach across communities.
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