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SUMMARY:10.24.24 - Dr. Bill Pink - President\, Ferris State University
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Bill Pink \n\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker Topic: Ferris State University – Now and the Future \n\n\n\n\nBIO:\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\nDr. Bill Pink strongly believes in the power of education and is passionate about providing opportunities for students and furthering Ferris State University’s commitment to ensuring the success of all students. \nDr. Pink in July 2022 became Ferris State’s 19th president and is the first African American person to lead the university since it was founded in 1884. \nPrior to guiding Ferris State University\, Dr. Pink served as president of Grand Rapids Community College in Grand Rapids\, Mich. and was vice president for academic affairs at Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City Campus in Oklahoma. \nDr. Pink is involved in governance and policy development at regional and national levels\, sharing expertise and gaining experience to share at Ferris State. \nGov. Gretchen Whitmer appointed him to be a leader on the Growing Michigan Together Council to help grow the state’s population and serves on the Michigan Economic Development Corporation executive committee\, working to grow the state’s industry and workforce. \nHe is a member of the Higher Learning Commission board of trustees. He also serves on the American Council on Education board of directors\, working with leaders from across the nation to shape public policy and to help more students gain a quality education. \nIn West Michigan\, he serves on the boards of Corewell Health West Michigan\, is board chair for the Heart of West Michigan United Way and board vice-chair for The Right Place. \nDr. Pink was named Newsmaker of the Year in Education by the Grand Rapids Business Journal in 2019 and was selected for the MCAN Lighthouse Award for expanding access to students of all ages across Michigan. \nHe is a sought-after speaker for events across the country with presentations focused on diversity\, leadership\, career and workforce development\, and faith. \nPresident Pink earned a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Oklahoma in Instructional Leadership and Academic Curriculum\, a Master of Education in Physical Education and Secondary Education from the University of Central Oklahoma\, and a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Professional Education from Oklahoma Christian University. \n \n\n\n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/10-24-24-dr-bill-pink-president-ferris-state-university/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:10.17.24 - Steve Heacock - President & CEO\, Grand Rapids Whitewater
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Steve Heacock \nSpeaker Topic: Grand River Restoration Project \nGRWW’s mission is to recreate the spirit of the iconic grand rapids; to make the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids a more natural river environment and to enhance the sustainability of fish\, wildlife and natural resources and provide access to recreation and fitness opportunities to all. Specifically\, GRWW’s mission is to: \n\nReduce public safety hazards generated by low-head dams by removing the dams\,\nCreate diverse riffles\, runs\, waves\, and pools to restore aquatic riverine habitat and diversity\,\nImprove fish passage\,\nRecapture the sight\, sound\, and spirit of the historic and iconic rapids\, for which the City is named\, and\nEnhancing distinctive recreational opportunities such as wading\, angling\, and whitewater paddling sports\, that are safe\, interesting\, and substantial enough to engage residents\, attract tourists\, and serve as a catalyst for local\, regional\, and equitable economic development opportunities.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/10-17-24-steve-heacock-president-ceo-grand-rapids-whitewater/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:10.10.24 - Karen Sadler - President\, Michael Sadler Foundation
DESCRIPTION:The Michael Sadler Foundation develops and supports programs that emphasize the combination of academic excellence\, athletic achievement\, character strength and leadership. \nOur Inspiration\n\nMichael Sadler’s extraordinary life was abruptly halted when he died in a tragic car accident in Wisconsin on July 23\, 2016.  At the time\, he was volunteering at a kicking camp to mentor young players. His commitment to helping others\, contributing to community and embracing his love of family\, friends\, and society was constant. He lived his life with impeccable character. Only after his death did we realize the tens of thousands of lives he affected because of his integrity and the way he chose to live life. \n\n\nMichael earned unparalleled recognition in academics and athletics.  At MSU he earned a bachelor’s degree in Engineering and a master’s degree in Public Policy. He was an All-American as well as the first-ever\, four-time Academic All American in MSU history. Michael was a member of the National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Class of 2014 and a William V. Campbell trophy finalist.  He was awarded the Big Ten Conference Medal of Honor in 2014 for outstanding athletic and academic achievement. Awards that Mike received are now being renamed in his honor.  Michael was proud to be a Spartan and was excited to be entering Stanford Law School. Click here to read more about his outstanding achievements\, both on and off the field.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n  \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/10-10-24-karen-sadler-president-michael-sadler-foundation/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:9.26.24 - Dr. Paul Isely - Associate Dean & Professor of Economics\, GVSU
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Paul Isely \nSpeaker Topic: West Michigan Economic Update \nBio: \nDr. Paul Isely is the Associate Dean and Professor of Economics for the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University\, which he joined in 1995 after earning his Ph.D. in Economics from Purdue University. He also holds an M.S. in Economics from Purdue University and a dual B.S. in Physics and Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Isely’s research interests have led to many local articles and reports. \nThese articles have explored West Michigan’s economy including forecasts of growth\, the state of entrepreneurship\, health care costs\, environmental clean-up values\, economic impacts of various activities\, and the costs and benefits of wind power. He has been interviewed extensively by TV\, radio\, and newspapers on the West Michigan economy and its relationship to the national and state economies.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/9-26-24-dr-paul-isely-associate-dean-professor-of-economics-gvsu/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:9.19.24 - 2024-2025 District Governor Brianna Scott\, Rotary International District 6290
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: 2024-2025 District Governor Brianna Scott \nSpeaker Topic: Rotary District 6290 Updates and Plans for the Future \nBio: \n\n\n\nBrianna T. Scott was born and raised in Muskegon\, Michigan\, attended Michigan State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Art’s degree in Marketing. Among the honors she received were the COGIC Center Aspiring Law Student Scholarship\, winner of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority\, Inc essay contest and making the Dean’s list in 1996. \nMs. Scott was chapter president of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority\, Inc.\, Executive Board member of Wonders Black Caucus and a member in both the MSU Prelaw and Marketing Associations as an undergraduate student. She attended Wayne State University Law School where she received her Juris Doctorate in May\, 2000. She was active in variety of law school activities and she attained a final year grade point average of 3.57/4.0. She successfully competed in various law school competitions including\, but not limited to Moot Court evidence competitions\, acting as Article Editor of The Journal of Law in Society\, Executive Board member of Moot Court (Director of Outside Competitions)\, working on the academic committee of the Black Law Student Association\, and being an active student member of the Wolverine Bar Association. In addition\, Ms. Scott received many scholarships and awards throughout her law school career. \nMs. Scott became an attorney in November 2000\, and was immediately recruited and hired as the FIRST African American Assistant Prosecutor in the Muskegon County Prosecutor’s office where her initial responsibility was handling district court cases\, which included misdemeanors\, ordinance violations and other hearings within the district court. However\, after much success and proving herself a great trial attorney\, she was promptly promoted to Circuit Court\, where she handled many cases advocating for victims until she left the Prosecutor’s office in 2003. \nFollowing her tenure at the Muskegon County Prosecutor’s office\, Ms. Scott was hired by the law firm of Williams Hughes Corwin & Sininger\, PC (k/n/a Williams Hughes\, PLLC)\, where she embarked on the journey of a different practice of law; namely the handling of cases for municipalities\, civil cases for the county\, family law\, corporate law\, real estate and social security disability matters. As part of her practice at Williams Hughes Corwin & Sininger\, PC\, she was also awarded a public defender contract handling one of the abuse and neglect dockets in Muskegon County. Ms. Scott remained an associate at Williams Hughes Corwin & Sininger\, PC\, until 2005. \nIn 2005 she decided that after five years of significant experience handling all types of cases\, that she wanted to become an entrepreneur and start her own law practice. Becoming a business owner\, in fact the first minority (African American and female) law firm in Muskegon County was exciting\, challenging\, and very rewarding. Her law firm has grown significantly over the years and she now employs a full time staff of five (5). \nIn 2018\, Ms. Scott was elected to an 8 year term on the Michigan State University Board of Trustees. A testament to the high regard placed on Ms. Scott for her professional accomplishments\, ethical standards and peer recognition\, Ms. Scott was recently named a 2019 Athena of the Lakeshore Award Recipient and 2021 Greater Muskegon Woman’s Club Woman of Accomplishment. In 2014\, she became the FIRST person of color to serve as President of the prestigious Muskegon Rotary Club. Currently\, Ms. Scott serves as President of the Muskegon Heights Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority\, Inc. As well\, she serves on the Boards for Access Health\, Boys & Girl’s Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore\, Panel One of the Michigan Attorney Disciplinary Commission (County of Muskegon); and is also a member of the Muskegon Rescue Mission’s Personnel Committee. Ms. Scott is also the Chair of the Muskegon Rotary Club’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee\, Retention Committee and serves as the Co-Chair for the Life Leadership Committee and the Community Service Council. \nIn the past she has served on the following boards: United Way of the Lakeshore\, Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce and Family Services Center Workforce Development Center. Additionally\, she serves as Legal Counsel for the International Churches of God In Christ\, which is the largest African American church in the world. She is also one of the only attorneys in West Michigan to be dually licensed to practice law in the state of New York. However\, her proudest accomplishment is being the parent of her son.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/9-19-24-2024-2025-district-governor-brianna-scott-rotary-international-district-6290/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:9.12.24 - Tim Cusack - Professional Speaker & Trainer\, Laughter That Matters
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Tim Cusack \nSpeaker Topic: Avoiding Long-Term Trauma \nBio: \nInspiring people to appreciate life\, work and relationships\, Tim Cusack tours nationally presenting his keynotes and trainings for corporations and associations\, as well as education and health care organizations. When not presenting Tim is a professional actor and performs in TV and radio commercials. \nTim’s occupations have varied from Christmas tree trimmer to Alaskan fisherman and co-host of a CBS TV show\, as well as a #1 morning radio show. \nTim has volunteered with Hospice\, Gilda’s Club\, Mary Free Bed Hospital\, and other organizations. He currently works with a Critical Incident Response Team in West Michigan. He is married with two children. \nIn his spare time\, Tim is an avid athlete\, pursuing running\, cycling\, and extreme croquet. \nTim’s book\, “Me Too:  Extraordinary Everyday Stories That Connect Us\,” is a best seller.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/9-12-24-tim-cusack-professional-speaker-trainer-laughter-that-matters/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:8.15.24 - Sgt Justin Kribs - K-9 Unit Officer\, Grand Rapids Police Department
DESCRIPTION:Speaker Topic: Sgt Kribs will discuss the duties of K-9 dogs including searching for drugs and explosives\, locating missing people\, finding crime scene evidence\, protecting officers and other people\, and attacking suspects who flee from officers. He will also describe the various dog breeds police departments use and why. \nBIO: \nSgt. Justin Kribs has been with the Grand Rapids Police Department since the spring of 2008.  He was assigned to Patrol and then joined the Canine Unit in 2012.  He worked his first canine partner\, Bobby\, from 2012 to 2018.  After Bobby retired\, Officer Kribs trained his current partner\, Eli. \nIn February of 2023\, Officer Kribs was promoted to Sergeant and took over the Canine unit in July of 2023.  Sgt. Kribs supervises 7 other canine teams\, as well as still works K9 Eli.  K9 Eli was injured in November of 2022 when he was stabbed by an assailant during a standoff.  Eli was able to return to full duty only a couple of months after his injury.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/8-15-24-sgt-justin-kribs-k-9-unit-officer-grand-rapids-police-department/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:8.8.24 - Charles Burke - President & CEO\, Frederik Meijer Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Charles Burke – President & CEO of Frederik Meijer Gardens \nBIO –  \nSince 2014\, Charles has served as President and CEO of The War Memorial\, a waterfront cultural campus in Grosse Pointe Farms that curates experiences focusing on arts\, culture\, film\, patriotism\, community connectivity\, and leadership. His work has empowered the total transformation of The War Memorial as a regional impact organization welcoming more than 300\,000 patrons with over 3\,000 events annually\, all while incubating more than 65 nonprofit organizations. The Nationally Registered Historic campus includes the new Fred M. Alger Center (opened in fall 2022)\, designed by the ROSSETTI architecture team; Les Braves II: At Water’s Edge Park and Gardens\, visioned by famed international artist Anilore Banon; WM Community Foundation; Patriot Theater for arts\, culture\, and film; an Arts and Community Wing inclusive of multiple galleries and classrooms; and an Italian Renaissance-style estate home designed by American architect Charles A. Platt. Charles’ leadership has reimagined an institution now positioned to grow in all aspects of its diversified business lines while redefining the role of a nonprofit institution as a catalyst for a forward-thinking community. \nPassionate about providing unfettered accessibility to the arts for all people\, Charles spent a significant portion of his career as both an executive and orchestral conductor for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. As Senior Director of Education for the DSO\, Charles was responsible for the development of the Pincus Education Center in Midtown Detroit as well as programs such as the African American Fellowship program\, a graduate-level training program to radically improve diversity in classical music; the DSO’s Civic Youth Ensembles\, one of the largest youth training programs in the United States; and connecting Orchestral musicians with children from all communities and all ages through concerts\, classroom interactivity\, and technology-based learning. As an Orchestral Conductor and Music Director\, Charles led more than 300 performances on the famed Orchestral Hall stage\, specialized in working with young people and having the privilege of working with artists such as Leonard Slatkin\, Itzhak Perlman\, Midori\, Emanuel Ax\, Michael W. Smith\, Marcus Belgrave\, Rodney Whitaker\, and George Shirley. His artistic leadership included 22 world premieres and commissions; multiple recordings; serving as a robotic computer model for ASIMO the conducting robot; and regularly working as a college instructor\, adjudicator\, guest conductor\, and artistic consultant for organizations throughout the country. \nCharles\, a graduate of Leadership Detroit XXXV\, enjoys several volunteer roles\, including Board Director for Jefferson East\, Inc.\, TechTown Detroit\, Community Advisory Board for Beaumont Health Grosse Pointe\, Editorial Board of the Grosse Pointe News\, Executive Producer for Live Inspired Productions\, and Michigan Youth Arts Festival. He holds degrees from George Mason University and West Virginia University\, executive leadership training at the Harvard Business School and Columbia College\, and as a Creative Alliances Fellow and Emerging Non-Profit Leaders Fellow for National Arts Strategies. \nA Washington\, D.C.\, metropolitan region native\, Charles and his wife moved to Michigan last century to pursue graduate studies at the University of Michigan. Charles began his service-based career as a public school music teacher in Fairfax County\, Virginia\, earning a nomination for the National Sallie Mae First Class Teaching Award and\, later\, the International Network of Schools Community Partnership Award for his collaborative work between the DSO and the Detroit School of Arts. He has also been the recipient of the Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods NAACP President’s Award\, which recognized his leadership and commitment toward healthy and connected communities. Today\, Charles’ wife is an Executive with Mercedes-Benz North America Corporation\, and together they are parents to two teenagers/young adults who constantly allow them to amplify patience as one of their top strengths.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/8-8-24-charles-burke-president-ceo-frederik-meijer-gardens/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:7.11.24 - President's Message - Eunice Lopez-Martin
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our annual President’s Message luncheon where new 2024-2025 Club President Eunice Lopez-Martin will share her club goals and plans for the year! \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/7-11-24-presidents-message-eunice-lopez-martin/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:6.27.24 - President's "Passing of the Tiller"
DESCRIPTION:On June 27th\, the Rotary Club of Grand Rapids will hold its annual “Passing of the Tiller” luncheon during which outgoing 2023-2024 Rotary President Shaun Shira will pass the presidential tiller to incoming 2024-2025 Rotary Club of Grand Rapids President Eunice Lopez-Martin. \nWe will also unveil the new Rotary International theme “The Magic of Rotary”\, chosen by incoming RI President Stephanie Urchick. The theme calls on Rotarians to recognize and amplify the organization’s power to save lives across the globe. \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/6-27-24-presidents-passing-of-the-tiller/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:6.20.24 - Keith Elder - President & CEO\, Grand Rapids Symphony
DESCRIPTION:Keith Elder – President & CEO\, Grand Rapids Symphony \nSpeaker Topic: Updates Coming Soon! \nBio: \nKeith C. Elder is the President & CEO of the Grand Rapids Symphony. Elder was most recently executive director and CEO of the Tulsa Symphony in Oklahoma. Before his position in Tulsa\, he held various roles at institutions including the Aspen Music Festival and School\, Eastman School of Music\, Detroit Symphony Orchestra\, Boston Symphony Orchestra\, Boston Pops\, and Tanglewood Music Center. Elder is a member of the bar of the United States Supreme Court\, Commonwealth of Massachusetts\, and the State of New York. He holds a BS in music and arts administration from Indiana University\, with concentrations in tuba and technical theater\, and a JD from New England Law. At the Tulsa Symphony\, Elder oversaw performances by guest artists from multiple genres\, developed and oversaw the Tulsa Symphony’s first-holiday television special\, and successfully executed a safe open-air concert during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020\, he was honored as Tulsan of the Year by TulsaWorld for exceptional vision and leadership during the pandemic. \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/6-30-24-keith-elder-president-ceo-grand-rapids-symphony/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:6.13.24 - Jen Schottke - President\, West Michigan Construction Institute - Annual Membership Meeting
DESCRIPTION:This meeting will also be our Annual Membership Meeting to elect Club directors (via ballot vote) and conduct other club business. \nJen Schottke – President\, West Michigan Construction Institute \nSpeaker Topic: Updates Coming Soon! \nBio: \nJen Schottke is president of the West Michigan Construction Institute (WMCI)\, a leading commercial construction trade school located in the Roosevelt Park neighborhood near downtown Grand Rapids. WMCI serves a diverse student population from high school juniors and seniors to seasoned industry professionals. \nUnder her leadership\, WMCI launched in January 2022 following a successful $6 million capital campaign and will be expanding its facility in 2024 to accommodate new labs and classrooms. \nSchottke’s commitment extends beyond the classroom as she actively engages in student outreach\, collaborates within the K-12 and higher education systems\, and champions the commercial construction sector on a regional scale. \n“At the entrance of WMCI\, we have a hardhat donor wall thanking the over 150 contractors and individuals who made WMCI possible through their generosity. We were all aligned in the mission of celebrating the value of the trade professional pathway and that made the way for the work we do today\,” she said. “In our two short years of operation\, we’ve tripled our high school enrollments and received state approval to be a high school Career and Technical Education program\, thanks to our partnership with Kent ISD. We’ve tripled our adult craft training enrollments and grew from instructing in two trades to now instructing in five trades and (are) adding more in 2024-2025.” \nSchottke is a member of the Grand Rapids Downtown Development Authority and the workforce development board West Michigan Works!\, and serves as treasurer of the Grand Rapids Public Schools Board of Education. \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/6-13-24-jen-schottke/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:5.9.24 - Aaron Nilsson - CIO & CDO\, Jets Pizza
DESCRIPTION:Aaron Nilsson – CIO & CDO\, Jets Pizza \nSpeaker Topic: Digital Transformation & Use of A.I. in Labor Shortage and Operations \nBIO: \nAaron Nilsson is the CIO of Jets Pizza. Nilsson joined the team in early 2019 to use his skill set to build Jet’s Pizza’s digital presence and improve online experiences for both customers and in-store operations. Under his leadership Jets saw more than a 300% increase in digital sales in his first three years. He has launched some of the most innovative digital products in the category. \nNilsson was previously associated with brands such as Carhartt\, Domino’s\, and General Motors. Nilsson has 25 years of experience leading\, managing\, and creating a vision for digital properties\, both in-house and for agencies. \n“The biggest shift we will see in technology within the next 10 years is going to be found in AI and alternative delivery options\,” says Aaron Nilsson\, Jet’s America’s new CIO. “I am capitalizing on this to ensure Jet’s customers have a convenient and positive experience with our digital platforms. Since 1978 we’ve had an advantage over competitors by having better pizza\, so now I’m working hard to make our technology as good as our pizza”. \nJet’s Pizza\, based in Sterling Heights\, Michigan\, is known for its Detroit-style pizza and fresh\, high-quality ingredients. Since its founding in 1978\, Jet’s has grown to more than 400 stores in 20 states. The company ranked 13th in Pizza Today’s 2018 list of the top 100 pizza companies in the U.S. by gross sales.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/5-9-24-aaron-nilsson-cio-cdo-jets-pizza/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:4.25.24 - STRIVE Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our annual STRIVE (Students Taking Renewed Interest in the Value of Education) student mentorship luncheon. We will celebrate and highlight all the progress and wonderful things the student mentees and mentors have been up to! \nABOUT STRIVE: \nStrive is a motivational mentoring program that targets high school junior and senior students who want to improve their educational status and their life prospects. Students are paired with a mentor who is a caring\, reliable\, positive role model who meets regularly on a one-on-one basis. The goal is to build the student’s self-esteem and reinforce the student’s successes. Mentors also help the student set and achieve educational and personal goals\, with grades\, attendance\, and attitude. \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/4-25-24-strive-luncheon/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240418T120000
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SUMMARY:4.18.24 - Vonnie Woodrick - Founder\, i understand
DESCRIPTION:Vonnie Woodrick – Founder\, i understand \nSpeaker Topic: Mental Illness and helping those who are enduring the same grief that she and her family have experienced\, her story is powerful as she will share how we all can overcome the attitudes and stigmas surrounding the topic. \nBIO: \nAfter the loss of her husband\, Rob\, in 2003\, Vonnie Woodrick’s life was forever changed\, as she was forced to live a life without her loving partner and the father of their three children. Feeling as if no one understood suicide\, the effects mental illness can have\, and the judgment attached\, Vonnie set out to change attitudes and the conversation. These efforts led to the formation of i understand in 2014. One of Vonnie’s first initiatives was to create a petition to change the definition of suicide – updating the stigmatizing definition about intentionally taking one’s life to one about suicide’s role as a terminal side effect of mental illness. Under Vonnie’s leadership\, i understand continues to advocate for open conversations\, better resources for loss after suicide and a stigma free society. \n \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/4-18-24-vonnie-woodrick-founder-i-understand/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240411T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240411T131500
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SUMMARY:4.11.24 - Interact Luncheon - Mark Peters - CEO\, Butterball Farms
DESCRIPTION:Each year our Interact students coordinate a luncheon and choose the speaker who will present at a luncheon. This year they have chosen the CEO of Butterball Farms Mark Peters! \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nBIO \nMark Peters is the Chief Executive Officer of Butterball Farms\, Inc.\, which was nationally recognized as one of The Best and Brightest Companies to Work For from 2015 to 2022. The second-generation family business\, based in Grand Rapids\, Michigan\, is America’s leading producer of culinary butter and margarine and creates custom butter flavors for some of America’s biggest brands. \nPeters began as a factory worker in his father’s company at the age of 12: an experience that taught him first-hand about the challenges that frontline workers face. At 30\, he took over the company determined to lead a financially successful business that would also enrich the lives of its workers. \nIn 2003\, he organized a pioneering group of CEOs and community leaders to found The Source\, a not-for-profit organization that has helped hundreds of workers navigate personal challenges that were interfering with their jobs and delivered an average annual return on investment of 200 percent to its partner organizations. In 2020\, Peters published his first book The SOURCE: Using the Power of Collaboration to Stabilize Your Workforce and Impact Your Community highlighting his journey from concept to creation of The Source. \nThis West Michigan-based model has been replicated in nearly 10 states; and Peters is currently expanding its mission to help frontline workers not only maintain their jobs but progress into better positions within or across partner companies. \nRecognized by numerous companies from Ernst & Young to McDonalds\, and most recently Vistage\, for his leadership\, Peters is an engaging speaker and storyteller who has addressed TED-x and other audiences. He lives in Grand Rapids with his daughter and dog and is an avid diver\, boater\, biker\, and skier.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/4-11-24-interact-luncheon-mark-peters-ceo-butterball-farms/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240328T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240328T131500
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SUMMARY:3.28.24 - Alejandro Quiroga\, M.D.
DESCRIPTION:Alejandro Quiroga\, M.D.\, MBA – President\, Corewell Health West. \nPresentation Topic: Dr. Quiroga will explain how is guides a complex organization that impacts all of us. \n\nBIO: \n\nAle leads strategy\, operations\, clinical oversight and financial performance for 10 hospitals\, 120 outpatient locations\, telehealth\, a large continuing and home care enterprise\, and a medical group with 2\,000+ provider members in West Michigan. He also serves as a member of the system leadership team at Corewell Health™ — formed by the joining together of Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health in 2022. \nAs a catalyst for transformation\, Ale identifies new\, value-based models of care that improve health. He is passionate about enabling a culture that prioritizes what is right\, humanity and simplicity. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA practicing physician\, Ale’s primary specialty is pediatric nephrology. He was previously the senior vice president\, chief medical officer\, ambulatory care and population health\, Corewell Health West. Prior to that\, he was vice president\, medical affairs for Spectrum Health Medical Group. He also held numerous leadership positions at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital including division chief of pediatric specialties and associate program director for the pediatric residency program after joining Spectrum Health in 2011 as a pediatric nephrologist.\n\n\nAle earned his medical degree from Universidad del Rosario – Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Senora del Rosario. He completed his residency at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami\, and his fellowship in pediatric nephrology at Montefiore Children’s Hospital in New York. He earned his executive MBA at Grand Valley State University in Michigan.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/3-28-24-alejandro-quiroga-m-d/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:3.21.24 - Dr. Mark Hamilton
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Mark Hamilton – President\, Versa Culture LLC \nPresentation Topic: Remote work and its impact on organizational culture \nBIO: \nDr. Mark A. Hamilton is President of Versa Culture LLC\, a management consulting firm that helps Michigan businesses to solve people-related challenges in the workplace. Dr. Hamilton has spent the past 15 years managing and advising projects valued from $25-$180 million in the United States and overseas. His expertise includes manufacturing culture\, workforce development\, coaching\, leadership development\, performance management\, and organizational development. He spent 7 years as a successful executive search specialist early in his career\, helping companies in manufacturing\, materials processing\, and technology to attract and retain the best talent. Born and raised in Michigan\, Dr. Hamilton has a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan Technological University and a PhD degree from Michigan State University\, where he studied Education and International Development Studies. While there\, he received a Fulbright Award to study organizational culture abroad\, focusing on what makes organizations successful. Dr. Hamilton has won praise from colleagues and project partners for his ability to rapidly form trusting and productive relationships with clients and partners to achieve results. He has successfully supported projects in the United States\, Turkey\, Egypt\, Italy\, Nigeria\, Ethiopia\, and other countries. He is fluent in both English and French.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/3-21-24-dr-mark-hamilton/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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SUMMARY:2.29.24 - Alex Peric
DESCRIPTION:Alex Peric – Chief Operating Officer\, Gerald R. Ford International Airport \nBIO \nAlexander Peric\, A.A.E.\, manages the daily operations of the Airport Authority by directing facilities\, engineering and planning\, public safety\, business\, information technology and operations functions. He is charged with being the catalyst for the Authority’s growth in business development\, economic development\, non-aeronautical revenue and innovation. He ensures that all Airport facilities and operations comply with federal\, state and local rules and regulations. Additionally\, Alex serves as President and CEO in Tory’s absence. As the integrator of the team\, Alex works to hold the Authority accountable and helps each department work harmoniously while executing its high-level plans. \nIn 2019\, Alex was named one of Michigan’s Most Valuable Professionals by Corp! Magazine\, a reflection of his steadfast economic development ingenuity and innovative business modeling. In 2013\, he was named to the Top 40 under 40 by Airport Business Magazine. Alex has also worked tirelessly to enhance the air service development program at the Ford Airport\, which has been well received by airline partners\, resulting in significant additions to the Airport’s route map. \nPrior to joining the Ford Airport in 2017\, Alex was Vice President of Business Development and Properties for the Allegheny County Airport Authority in Pittsburgh. While there\, he was responsible for all business-related matters for the airport system\, which includes Pittsburgh International Airport and Allegheny County Airport\, as well as management and development of 9\,000 acres of land\, 3.5 million square feet of commercial facilities\, concessions and innovative revenue strategies. Additionally\, he also served in business development and management roles for the cities of Cleveland and Phoenix airport systems and Continental Airlines. \nAlex’s diverse background within the aviation industry includes strategic roles in airline relations\, business management\, real estate\, operations\, project management\, revenue development\, negotiations\, risk management and data analysis. \nAlex earned his bachelor’s degree and pilot license in aviation management with minor in management information systems from Kent State University and master’s degree in labor relations and human resources from Cleveland State University. He is an accredited airport executive with the American Association of Airport Executives and a member of the Airports Council International North America\, National Association of Industrial and Office Properties and Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/2-29-24-tory-richardson/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240222T131500
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SUMMARY:2.22.24 - Sara Armbruster
DESCRIPTION:Sara Armbruster – President & CEO\, Steelcase \nBIO \nSara Armbruster is the President and CEO of Steelcase Inc.\, the company trusted by organizations around the world to create inspiring\, sustainable\, and adaptable workplaces. \nSara became CEO in October 2021 after more than a decade with the company. Throughout her tenure with Steelcase\, she has served in executive roles that have spanned strategy\, innovation and technology\, and business leadership. She is passionate about helping people do their best work by creating places that work better. \nBefore joining Steelcase\, Sara led strategy and business development at Banta Corporation\, a global printing and supply chain services company\, and she previously worked for McKinsey & Company. \nSara currently serves on the board of directors of Winnebago Industries. She also sits on the boards of several non-profit organizations\, and she is a trustee of the Steelcase Foundation. Sara holds a bachelor’s degree in Slavic languages and literatures from Yale University\, a master’s degree in international relations from the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University\, and an MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/2-22-24-sara-armbruster/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240215T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240215T131500
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SUMMARY:2.15.24 - Service Above Self - Community Engagement Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Come join us for our annual SASy Community Engagement Luncheon! \nRotarians and guests will work on the following projects during the luncheon to support the non-profits: \n1) Encouragement Cards for Wedgwood \n2) Kindness Cards for Community Food Club
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/2-15-24-service-above-self-community-engagement-luncheon/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240208T120000
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SUMMARY:2.8.24 - Darien Harris
DESCRIPTION:Darien Harris – Assistant Athletic Director\, Michigan State University \nDarien Harris\, who previously spent the past three years working with the football program\, was promoted to Assistant AD/NIL & Special Advisor to the Athletic Director in July 2023\, providing leadership in oversight and continued evolution of Michigan State Athletics’ award-winning NIL program\, EverGreen. \nHarris will spearhead the continued evolution of a best-in-class NIL model under the umbrella of the EverGreen program that is a resource for all student-athletes. He will serve as the primary NIL contact for internal and external stakeholders\, including student-athletes\, coaches\, staff\, donors\, corporate partners\, collectives and local businesses in accordance with applicable university\, state\, federal and NCAA guidelines. He will champion strategic partnerships and resources to ensure the best possible NIL support for all of Michigan State’s student-athletes\, while continuing the build on the educational support which is already considered the industry standard. Beyond his NIL responsibilities\, Harris will serve as Special Advisor to the Athletic Director. \nHarris spent more than three seasons on staff with the Spartan football program\, serving as Director of Player Relations and Program Advancement\, where his wide-ranging duties included NIL education for football. He was a member of MSU’s NIL committee\, which developed the EverGreen program\, and served as the football liaison to work with Advance (Anomaly Sports Group and TeamAltemus) on financial education. He was instrumental in the partnership between Spartan Athletics and the Michigan State University Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation\, which educated student-athletes on how to sharpen their entrepreneurial mindset\, master business basics and learn the process of creating new ventures. Additionally\, Harris has served as host for MSU’s two innovative NIL events: the NIL Business Summit and NIL Awards Celebration. \nA former captain on the 2015 Big Ten Football Championship team that reached the College Football Playoff\, Harris was a four-year letterwinner for the Spartans from 2011-15\, starting two seasons at Star (weakside) linebacker. He was voted a co-captain by his teammates in 2015 and was a part of the winningest senior class at MSU with 43 victories. Harris collected 154 tackles\, including 13 for losses (28 yards)\, in 54 career games with 25 starts; the 54 career games played is tied for the most of any Spartan player in a four-year span in Michigan State history. \nHarris joined the Spartan football staff in 2020\, beginning as the Director of Player Engagement and transitioning to Director of Player Relations and Program Advancement in 2022\, with duties including player development\, alumni engagement\, university outreach\, community service\, and NIL education to current football student-athletes. \nHarris\, 30\, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 2015 and his master’s degree in marketing research in 2019. He has extensive broadcast experience\, serving as a frequent contributor on several radio and television shows\, including the Big Ten Network. In 2022\, he was presented with the Rising Star Award at the 50th Celebration of the Michigan State Communication Arts and Sciences Alumni Awards ceremony.
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/2-8-24-darien-harris/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231221T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231221T131500
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SUMMARY:12.21.23 - Holiday Luncheon Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Come join us for our annual fun-filled Holiday Luncheon Celebration on December 21st! \nThe Rotary Band and other entertainment will promise to make this luncheon a blast!
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/12-21-23-holiday-luncheon-celebration/
LOCATION:Kent Country Club\, 1600 College Ave NE\, Grand Rapids\, 49505
CATEGORIES:Weekly Meeting
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