Deputy DG presentation
Thu, Jul 14th 2022 at 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Deputy DG brings us the Annual message
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July 14th 2022 Imagine Rotary – Deputy D G Colin Gell
The presentation started with a video of RI President Jennifer Jones, with the Theme “Imagine Rotary”, with the aim of expanding our reach, being mindful of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion or how we think about Age, Skin Colour, Religion & Gender.
The goal is to form new Rotary and Rotaract Clubs as they are the catalyst to attract more new members and interest within the community. Think of different type of Clubs: e.g. Cause Based or On-Line/E Clubs. Let us embrace CHANGE, continue with the Partnership: “Kids against Plastic”, promoting more “Plastic Clever Schools” and International projects like “Empowering Girls”
President Rob gave a Vote of thanks to Colin and the members showed their appreciation in the normal manner . DD/AR
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