So what do you get out of the May 19th Club Leadership Retreat? I know you feel a lot has been placed on your shoulders recently. That’s why we’ve developed the agenda we have for the May 19th club Leadership Retreat coming up next weekend. We want you to have the opportunity to activate other members of your club in
District Awards: With the Changemaker and the Presidential Citation awards given by Rotary International over and done, let us now focus on the District Awards that your club may qualify for. The awards will be presented at the District Conference in October in Branson. The forms are attached. Please fill out and scan your forms
Fellow Rotarians – I am proud to announce that Kerrie Bloss of the Columbia Sunrise Southwest Rotary Club, has agreed to serve as Communications Officer for District 6080 beginning July 1st. In that position Kerrie will serve as first contact for those who want to expand their use and capabilities with DACdb – the District
Rotarians – I’m proud to announce that John Caran, from the Lake Ozark Daybreak club, has agreed to serve as Assistant Governor, directly serving the Camdenton, Lake Ozark, Lake Ozark Daybreak, and Laurie-Sunrise Beach clubs. While serving as president of the Lake Ozark Daybreak club, John initiated a membership campaign that brought in proactive community
Rotarians – I am proud to announce that Columbia South Rotarian Steve Dulle has accepted the position of Community Services Chair for Rotary District 6080 beginning in the 2012-13 year. In that position, Steve will serve as a resource for club Community Service committees in planning, implementing and promoting community service initiatives, which may be
The New Generations Committee of the Show-Me Rotary (PETS) Planning Council has been contacting Rotaract and Interact sponsoring clubs, sponsors and advisors, district coordinators, and club members to advise them of training planned during PETS, March 24, 2012. The information that has been distributed is below. If you have questions, contact Cassy Venters, D6040, [email protected].
Rotarians – I am pleased to announce that Springfield Metro Club President David Bixler has agreed to serve as Friendship Exchange chair in District 6080 for the 2012-13 year. For several years David and his wife, Julie, have worked on humanitarian missions in Mexico. Over that time they have developed many close friends – some of
Rotarians – Rotary International has asked that each district to create a new International Service Chair position. I am pleased to announce that Columbia Rotarian Andy Bonderer has agreed to accept that position for the 2012-13 year. As International Service Chair, Bonderer will work closely with Rotary Friendship Exchange committees to support service connections between
I am pleased to announce that Pulaski County Rotarian Jacqueline “Jackie” Howard has accepted the position of Rotary Foundation Permanent Fund Chair for District 6080 beginning in FY 2012-13. Through the position, Jackie will promote the Rotary Foundation’s Permanent Fund and its never-ending ability to generate funds for humanitarian projects. Many people make donations to
Rotarians and Friends – My wife, Ann, and I have just returned from San Diego, California, and the Rotary International Assembly, and I am fresh with excitement and vigor about the tremendous things that Rotary is doing in the world. What’s especially exciting is that Rotary is positioning itself to do even more. Undoubtedly, you
