Club Bulletin - Feb 5th 2018 (Feb 05, 2018)

Rotary Club Of

Richmond Hill

Serving our community for over 65 years

Minutes of the Meeting	Feb 5th 2018
Bulletin Editor	Nash Azam

Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out about our upcoming Events, what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and learn more about our activities.

Announcements

Friendship Cup

This social event has the person with the cup inviting a couple of Rotarian/s with spouses to their home for a social (not a dinner) evening and then passing the cup to another Rotarian who would continue the practice the next month. This is a great way to meet and spend time with our members and their spouses. The club voted in favour of resurrecting the concept of the Friendship Cup.

Contact Paul V for more details

Satellite Club

There shall be no meeting on Feb 14th due Family Day, The next meeting shall be on Feb 28th 2018.

More details: Contact David Obadia

Visiting clubs and making Up

Dr. Abarra visited West Jacksonville Club and were presentated their banner, He briefed of his visit and presented our club of their banner.

Meeting March 5th, 2018 at York Region Police Head quarters, Aurora. All members, including Satellite and spouses welcome.

In lieu of a meeting- Dinner and tour of facilities included. Please refer Club news dated Jan 23rd and RSVP Nash to arrange logistics. - 38 Registration as of date.
Progressive Dinner - April 14th -Sat, After Party Host- Lynda & David Obadia.
More details closer to the event.
Golf tournament - May 2018, evaluating venue- TBD
Feb 12th Working meeting to discuss and plan the event.

Ethics in Business - Professor Darryl Reed

Posted by Nasir Azam on Feb 05, 2018

Professor Darryl Reed with Jason & Nash

Ethics in Business and 4-way Test

Presentation by professor Darryl Reed - York University

The outline of the presentation were:

Initial Questions about the Four-Way Test
The Field of Business Ethics
- 4 Tasks of Business Ethics
- Theoretical Approaches to Business Ethics
- The Scope of Business Ethics
- The Problematic of Business Ethics
  Positive Analysis (How business functions)
  Social science disciplines
  levels of analysis (firm, industry, business system)
  Empirical and Theoretical analysis
  Normative Analysis (How business should run)
  Criteria from ethics and political theory
  Application of criteria to particular case
  - Different objects and at different levels

Strategic Analysis (How to change business)

bringing business practice in line with norms

professional fields (in the aid of justified norms)

Relating Business Ethics to the Four-Way Test
- Important features of the 4-way test
  - recognizes different concerns/criteria
    - Fairness, goodness, relationships, etc.

Some challenges
- need to be applied at different levels
  - easier at interpersonal, group levels
  - difficult at policy, organizational, societal levels
- Questions require further reflection/discussion
  - What is fairness? What happens when criteria conflict? Who decides how to apply the questions?

50th Richmond Hill Winter Carnival

Posted by Nash Azam on Feb 05, 2018

50th Richmond Hill Winter Carnival

The Richmond Hill Winter Carnival is a weekend of affordable fun and entertainment organized by volunteers to celebrate the community of Richmond Hill in welcoming atmosphere.

Pancakes were served by Rotary Club of Richmond Hill

Thank you all for coming out and serving in true Rotary fashion.

Special thanks to the organizing committee lead by Ngozi and her demonstrating leadership as part of Rotary.

Job well done!!! Congratulations

Ngozi Ojeh, Anita Buknell, Zahra Najirad, Heeseung, Tamanna C & Dorset Richard

Richard Housen, Glen Waugh, Paul Vyrostko, Gordon Vendyke, David Obadia, Peter Szoke

Dumo Siziba, Richard Jr & Rotaractors

We are proud of our members and their commitment in making the difference in our community.

Be a Vibrant Club - Club activities and Organization

Posted by Nasir Azam on Jan 29, 2018

Be a Vibrant Club - Presentation by Nash Azam

Rotary Club of Richmond Hill

Serving Our Community for over 65 years

Rotary International
Rotary Structure
The Rotary Foundation & Polio
2018-19 Rotary Theme & Strategic Plan
Club Structure - Organization, committees, activities including Fund raising projects, International & Local Community support
How to engage and be a part of a vibrant club
Presentation will be on website, for future reference by Members and Chairs

Working Meeting & Induction Ceremony

Sheraton Parkway Hotel

Feb 12, 2018
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

No Meeting in Lieu of Family Day

Feb 19, 2018

Board Meeting

Feb 21, 2018

Rotaract Update by Vaaraki

Sheraton Parkway Hotel

Feb 26, 2018
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

PETs 2

BMO Institute

Mar 02, 2018 4:30 PM –
Mar 03, 2018

President

Richard Housen

Immediate Past President

C P Giri

President Elect

Nash Azam

Secretary

Mark Lathem

Treasurer

David Tate

Community Service

Noeline Paul

Vocational Service

Jason Cherniak

Club Service

Nash Azam

International Service

Paul Thomas

Foundation

Glen Waugh

Membership

David Obadia

Youth service

Joanne Modugno

Public Relations

Peter Szoke

Healing scars of war
In the mountains of Poland, 26 children traumatized by violence get a chance to be kids again at Rotary

Interota 2017 recap
2017 Interota recapRotaractors mark 50 years of Rotaract at their triennial meetingIn September, Rotaractors from around the world gathered in Taipei, Taiwan, for their triennial Interota

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