President's Message

Ian Gilkes

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Enhance your club experience
 
Recent Rotary research confirms that the club experience is what matters most to our members. Everyone plays a part in making sure that members have a fulfilling, enjoyable experience. When members feel welcomed and included, are given opportunities for personal growth and leadership development, are able to make meaningful connections, and are contributing to service, they are more engaged and more likely to remain active in their club.
 
Looking after members by showing them comfort and care should be the priority for all club leaders. Knowing the needs of your members and making changes in your club to address those needs creates a more positive environment for all.
 
Club Stories
SPRING into SUMMER Fashion Parade

The Rotary Club of Concord, in conjunction with GAYLE’S Boutique, presents SPRING into SUMMER Fashion Parade, with net proceeds to support the Parkinson’s Disease Centre, Concord Hospital.

Saturday 26th October 2024 from 2.00pm, at Concord Oval, Canadian Exiles Room (Building A - Level 1), Loftus Street, Concord.

Don’t miss this wonderful afternoon, which includes on arrival a glass of sparkling wine & high tea in a box. There will also be Raffles and Prizes on the day.

So be quick... there’s a limit of only 140 seats. $60.00 per head (includes a glass of sparkling wine & high tea in a box).

SUMMER STYLES Fashion Parade

The Rotary Club of Concord, in conjunction with GAYLE’S Boutique, presents SUMMER STYLES Fashion Parade, with net proceeds to support the Parkinson’s Disease Centre, Concord Hospital.

Saturday 21st October from 2.00pm, at Breakfast Point Administration Building, Magnolia Drive, Breakfast Point

Don’t miss this wonderful afternoon, which includes on arrival a glass of summer sparkling & hors d’oeuvres. There will also be Raffles and Prizes on the day.

So be quick... there’s a limit of only 90 seats. $50.00 per head, includes a glass summer sparkling & hors d’oeuvres

International News
Jimmy Carter's vision for peace

This story appeared in the February 2018 issue of Rotary magazine.  It’s a crisp, sunny day in late October, and school groups are touring the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in

Espresso in a war zone

Adventure or misadventure, roving correspondent Scott Simon finds enlightenment in a life of travels

The liberation of Julie Mulligan

After being kidnapped abroad, Rotarian Julie Mulligan set out to live a more authentic life of Service Above Self

Club Executives & Directors
President
Ian Gilkes
Secretary
Peter Reynolds
Treasurer
Ken Wright
Immediate Past President
Phil McCarthy
Club Service
Phil McCarthy
Club Property
Richard Bell
Public Image
Michael Brown
Community Service
Garry Ferguson
Membership & Public Image
Michael Brown
Vocational Service
Garry Ferguson
New Generations
Judy Love
International Service
Grant Xu
Rotary Foundation
Grant Xu
Farmers Market
Helen McCaffrey
Secretary's Assistant
Allan Petersen
Public Officer
Judy Love
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