On June 29, 2009, the Sussex Rotary Club had the change over of Executive for the new Rotary year commencing on July 1. Pictured here is President Donna performing her last task as President presenting incoming President Frank Darrah with his President’s pin...
President Donna thanked the Club and members for their hard-working support during her two years as President. Donna shared she approached the job with apprehension, but looking back, it was an enriching experience and one she was very pleased she accepted.
During the change-ever meeting, President Donna inducted Rotary’s newest member, Victoria Craig, the General Manager of the Kings County Record. 
Victoria was raised in St. Andrews, where her parents still reside, and she loves to get back to visit. She went to university and took psychology first and then moved onto business and marketing. Victoria has been with Brunswick News (owners of the KCR) for about 2.5 years in various roles of increasing responsibility. Before that, she worked in various other forms of media (radio, outdoor advertising) and was the Executive Director for the SPCA.
For hobbies, she has no time for anything else than her work and her involvement in dog agility- she is completely addicted. She competes nearly every weekend from March until November all over the Maritimes and trains during the winter months. She and her dogs came to Sussex last year for the Nationals in dog agility and had a great time. Sussex did a great job as the host venue, she says.
Victoria looks forward to being in Sussex and getting to know more people and becoming a part of the community. We are pleased she chose to join our Rotary Club.
Victoria was raised in St. Andrews, where her parents still reside, and she loves to get back to visit. She went to university and took psychology first and then moved onto business and marketing. Victoria has been with Brunswick News (owners of the KCR) for about 2.5 years in various roles of increasing responsibility. Before that, she worked in various other forms of media (radio, outdoor advertising) and was the Executive Director for the SPCA.
For hobbies, she has no time for anything else than her work and her involvement in dog agility- she is completely addicted. She competes nearly every weekend from March until November all over the Maritimes and trains during the winter months. She and her dogs came to Sussex last year for the Nationals in dog agility and had a great time. Sussex did a great job as the host venue, she says.
Victoria looks forward to being in Sussex and getting to know more people and becoming a part of the community. We are pleased she chose to join our Rotary Club.