Speaker At Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North Luncheon on May 30, 2019
Shamar Herron
Deputy Director of Michigan Works!
Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Shamar Herron learned very quickly that he had options. He could let his unfavorable surroundings dictate his future, or he could forge his own path. Shamar chose the latter and began working hard towards his success.
After growing six inches in one summer, Shamar knew his passion for basketball could help him achieve his goals. After a long process, Shamar chose to attend The Ohio State University, where he helped lead his basketball team to the NCAA Final Four in 1999. While Shamar saw minimal time on the court, he was a consummate and dependable teammate. That skill is one of his best traits in the business world.
As the Deputy Director of Michigan Works! Southeast, Shamar leads teams that focus on helping people craft and achieve their goals toward a career and connecting talent to business needs. Mr. Herron also serves as a liaison between executive thought and day to day outputs. His background in economic development, mentoring, and data analysis allows him to play in a variety of arenas. Shamar sits on multiple boards from Youth development to Prisoner reentry. Working with the Director, Shamar will continue to learn and grow as a member of this team!
At the Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North Luncheon on January 10, 2019, our Keynote Speaker was David Cole. David, is widely considered a national expert on the automotive industry.
David said, "the old business model is broken". The new business model must be more lean and agile.
He described that the leaders must view everything through, "it is all about the team, the team, the team".
The leaders must have system thinking, never look at a detail outside of the context of the whole, and in the future market disruption and surprises are very likely and leaders must be fast to adjust.
David's final words in the presentation was "fasten your seat belts: the fun is just beginning, We live in very exciting times."
On January 5 2019, three members of Ann Arbor North and many District 6380 Rotarian's attended the Membership Seminar, held in Lansing Michigan.
At the seminar we discussed at the beginning Is Your Club Healthy? We completed a Rotary Club Health Check, and had a discussion afterwords.
We then had two Concurrent Sessions, which we chose one of two:
Practicing Flexibility and Innovation
Strategies for Attracting New Members
During a working lunch we talked about Corporate Membership strategies.
Then we had the last Concurrent Session which we chose one of two:
A different Flexibility and Innovation then in Session 1.
Best Practices for Engaging Members.
To end the day we talked aboutYour Membership Plan. When you make a long-term membership plan, you’re making a commitment to your club’s health. Create a step-by-step plan to strengthen your membership and keep your club vibrant and relevant.
The day was full of great information on membership and seeing friends from other clubs.
At Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North Luncheon on January 3, 2019, Don Patterson was the keynote speaker. Don's topic was how automobiles work.
He talked about different type of engines and what engines can fit in different car frames. He showed the club, a small engine, a catalytic converter part and a fuel injector and taught us how they work.
Don talked about and showed a video on engine combustion. Combustion, also known as burning, is the basic chemical process of releasing energy from a fuel and air mixture. In an internal combustion engine (ICE), the ignition and combustion of the fuel occurs within the engine itself. The engine then partially converts the energy from the combustion to work. The engine consists of a fixed cylinder and a moving piston. The expanding combustion gases push the piston, which in turn rotates the crankshaft. Ultimately, through a system of gears in the power train, this motion drives the vehicle’s wheels.
The club also had two special guests at the luncheon. Take a look at they're photos below.
Don Patterson and Pres Joyce Williams
Don Patterson showing how a engine works.
Several guests attended RCAAN's January 3rd Luncheon.
Above photo, is former RCAAN Member and Past President Brent.
This is an invitation from Ayo's Village to invite any Ann Arbor North Member to the 10th Anniversary of our joint venture called the Micro Finance Project in Nigeria with Rotary Club of Gbagada.
On December 20, 2018, Arthur Holst passed away. Arthur was a great help with Rotary's Veterans Projects and a VERY IMPORTANT and BIG HELP in bringing the Fisher House to Ann Arbor.
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Luncheon Day & Time: Thursday's at 12:00 pm | Luncheon Address: Holiday Inn Near The University of Michigan, 3600 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI | Web Site:http://www.rcaan.org| E-Mail:rotaryclubaan@gmail.com| Phone: (734)224-4130 |
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