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RCOB Hosts Rotary InterClub Assembly
All Rotarians are invited a InterClub Assembly that will be held on August 25th, 2018 at 9am at the Paul Farquharson Center, Police Headquarters and to be a part of the panel of Past Presidents who will address the audience on the topic "Challenges Faced by Clubs". The purpose of the panel is to share your experience in regards to the challenges that you may have faced as a Club President and how you overcame them.
We look forward to strong representation from RCOF as we feel that your voice will be a great addition to our program.
"During 2018-2019 the focus of Rotary Clubs of The Bahamas (RCOB) will continue to be on building stronger, knowledgeable and more engaged Clubs through collaboration and partnerships.
Assisting us in our efforts are the following Area Coordinators and Committee Chairs who have agreed to serve beyond the club:
International Service – Past District Governor Felix Stubbs
Rotary Foundation – Past Assistant Governor Lindsey Cancino
Training – Past Assistant Governor Karen Pinder
Membership – Past President Tanya Woodside
Community Service – Past President William Wilson
Public Image – Past President Jacqueline Gibson
Disaster Relief – Past Presidents Peter Goudie & Jipcho Johnson
Scholarships – Past President Valerie Dean
Fellowship – Past President Pretino Albury
Model United Nations (MUN) – Rotary Public Image Coordinator Sheila Bethel & Past President Joanne Smith
Road to Peace – Past Assistant Governor Stan Charlton & Past President William Wong
Our featured speaker will be Ms. Deborah Deal, an environmentalist, President of Contemporary Builders XIX Ltd. and a partner in the South Ocean Palms "green" subdivision.
Over the years, her respect for the environment has worked its way into her career as a builder of green homes. Nine years ago, the company built its first green home in Charlotteville with solar panels and back up batteries as its energy source. Sustainability and energy efficiency being so important in construction both globally and in The Bahamas, her desire is to ensure all Bahamians and residents alike are awarded the opportunity to better steward our country through Best Building practices.
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