On May 12th, Bruce Hardy and Mike Lamonte, Local Authors from NH, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding the Process of Writing a Book. Bruce is owner of Brookdale Farm in Hollis - pen name McIntosh Steel. Mike Lamonte published two books on “Epic Fantasies” through Amazon.

On April 21st, Roosevelt Harris and Timmy Chase, college and careers orientators, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding College and Career navigators. Roosevelt Harris is from Chicago and attended Colby Sawyer College, newly appointed Board of Trustee member.  Timmy Chase has worked at a variety of middle schools in the area and is currently faculty at Pennichuck Middle Schools. 

On April 7th, Jack Trottier, a car salesman and author who suffered a spinal cord injury at 17 and founded the Jack Trottier Foundation to support individuals with spinal cord injuries, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding the Jack Trottier Foundation. The foundation focuses on grants for medical equipment, home modifications, and assistive technology.

On March 24^th, Laurie Dufault, Director of Donor Development and Jen LeBlanc, Director of partnerships and corporate events for the Humane Society addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding the plans of a major addition at the Humane Society, which will aid the Humane Society in helping the community in a number of significant ways.

On March 10^th, Robert Carolan, President and Chief Meteorologist of Hometown Forecast Services located in the Millyard Technology Park, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, changes in the weather. He spoke about the Spring 2025 Outlook. 

On February 24th, Sister Paula Marie Buley, President Rivier University, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, expansion plans at Rivier University. Sister Paula has been the President of Rivier university since 2011 and has led a number of accomplishments including 3 strategic plans, new facility buildings, expansion of the technology, science and behavior health programs. 

On February 3rd, Reverend Andrew Armstrong of First Church of Nashua, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, his work with the GNCOC to address hunger and homelessness in Nashua. Reverend Armstrong has served as a pastor at many locations prior to assuming the Reverend position at First Church. He is active in religious education at numerous universities.  He is a curler and biker.  He is married with 2 adult daughters.   

On January 6th, John Boisvert, Susan Digman, Director of Assistance and Diana Lavash, President, Corpus Christi Food Pantry and Assistance, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the Corpus Christi Food Pantry and Assistance. The mission of the Corpus Christi Food Pantry and Assistance is to prevent hunger and homelessness. Located on Crown Street in Nashua in old convent of Infant Jesus Church.

On October 7th, Latonya Muccioli, Housing Services Officer, City of Nashua, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, her responsibilities leading and overseeing housing initiatives, including housing instability and homelessness.  This position was created in January 2024.

On September 23rd, David Reich, a magician, mentalist and stage hypnotist, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, communication in the workplace. David has had a successful career as a technology and thought leader, and combines that with his passion and talent as a magician, mentalist and stage hypnotist, to create unique experiences of Entertainment, Education and Enlightenment.

On September 9th, Marty Helman, Rotary Foundation Trustee, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the Rotary's definition of positive peace and how Rotary is taking steps to achieve that with The Rotary Peace Centers. Through mental health, peace amongst families, the absence of war, and a community at peace, only then there can be a nation at peace.

Mayor Jim Donchess Introduced the speaker.  Joyce Craig is a Manchester, NH native who is currently running for governor of New Hampshire.  Her speech to the Nashua Rotary Club covered a host of topics, including:

On July 8th, Mayor Jim Donchess, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the state of the City of Nashua.

On June 3^rd, Colin McHugh, president and CEO of Southern New Hampshire Health (SNHH), addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the state of Southern NH Health in Greater Nashua. Colin is a NH native, who grew up in Manchester.  He worked at Catholic Medical Center, then Portland, Maine, at various healthcare facilities and then moved back Nashua in 2019 to become the CEO of SNH Health.  SNH Health now has a very strong Executive Board of Directors which has helped their recovery from a few difficult years.

On April 22nd, John Esburnett, General Manager at Lee USA Speedway, Lee NH, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the NH Short Track Racing Association. John explained what race cars actually are—automobiles built or modified for racing. He explained a stock car is built specifically for asphalt oval racing. John reviewed race track structure, including surfaces, and that short tracks are no longer than 0.5miles. most hometown tracks are short tracks.

On April 1st, Michael Atkins, attorney at Shaheen & Gordon, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the Nashua Area NAACP. Michael has been involved in many local organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program, the French Hill Neighborhood Housing Service, and the Child Advocacy Center. 

On March11th, Sgt Caleb Sturm of the 23rd Space Operations Squadron, Space Delta 6, New Boston, NH, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding, the 23rd Space Operations Squadron history and mission. Sgt Sturm is responsible for conducting government oversight of the SCN mission, providing warfighters and strategic users uninterrupted worldwide wideband military satellite communications.

On February 26th, Senator Chuck Morse, Senator from Salem, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding his run for Governor. Senator spoke of his perseverance and hard work growing up.

Senator Morse founded Fresh Water Farms with 50 employees. Commitment to the community. Town moderator and state senator. Longest serving state senate president. Worked to reduced taxes and create lowest poverty in the country and protect small business.

On January 29th, Commander John Hooper-US CG (retired) addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding the global power, China. Per Commander Hooper: Everything we heard today is unclassified and was reviewed prior to his ability to present it.  He was careful to note that his presentation does not reflect an official position for the DOD.

On November 6^th, Madison Hawkes, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding Miss America Opportunity and the Miss NH Scholarship program. Madison is a recent graduate of Plymouth State University. There she served as the President of the American Cancer Society on Campus: Plymouth State Chapter, University System Student Board Rep, and was an avid volunteer on campus. In the last 4 years she has volunteered for the American Cancer Society as the youngest committee chair for the Rockingham County Relay for Life and founded the Plymouth Relay For Life. Madison has raised over $80k in honor of her mother who is a cancer survivor.

On October 16^th,  Paula Lochhead, a member of the Board of Directors of the Nashua Historical Society, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding the Nashua Historical Society. The society was founded over 150 years ago and is one of the oldest in the state.  The Nashua Historical Society is a volunteer run, independent, non-profit organization and receives no operating support from the State of New Hampshire or the City of Nashua. Founded in 1870, the Historical Society's motto is "Preserving the Past for the Future" and in support of its mission, the Historical Society collects, preserves and interprets materials pertaining to Nashua history.

On September 25th, Kathy and Larry Hersh, addressed the Rotary Club of Nashua regarding their trip to the Galapagos Islands in May 2023.