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Jonathan Kuiter is the Director of Business Development for Brown and Company. (Mark Brown is a past president of the club). Jonathan grew up in the Netherlands where he played professional baseball and earned his MBA before moving to the USA. He started a firm where he specialized in attracting new business and assisting foreign companies in obtaining visas for highly skilled workers. He owned a personal training gym in Denver for 5 years. He is now applying his skills to attracting business in the wealth managment sector. He and his wife Ciara live in Denver. He enjoys skiing, hiking and, of course, working out.
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Thomas Laetz becomes memberThomas Laetz recently retired as a professor at DU. He obtained a Bachelors at Michigan State, a Masters at Cornell and a PhD at Washington. He spent much of his career with the US Government Accountability Office in Washington, D.C. His local and state agency positions allowed him to engage in community planning, grants administration, and technical assistance to local governments. He was also involved in many reports and testimonies to congressional committees. He lives in Park Hill with his wife Carolyn and has two grown daughters and a grandchild. Peter Van Arsdale introduced him to Rotary.
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Contributions in TributeWould you like to honor or memorialize someone special? Make a contribution to the Denver Southeast Rotary Tribute program to let them know you are thinking of them. Each donation funds our local and international humanitarian Rotary projects and is 100% tax deductible. Download Form |
What do you say when asked "What is Rotary?"Do you have a succinct explanation of Rotary when someone asks you- what some would call an "elevator speech"? Here is a possible response, authored by former member, Jim Creamer: Rotary is an international organization dedicated to the service of mankind. Denver Southeast Rotary Club is an active organization of men and women providing domestic and international assistance to others far and wide. And we have fun doing it with fellowship for our members and with a sense of ethics as outlined in the Four Way Test. |