Speakers

Club President Susan Josephson is presenting about how to follow a nutritious food regimen.

A special holiday meeting.  Gary Stemple's father-in-law, Dean Dunphy, will be joining us to talk about and answer questions about his long illustrious and consequential career, first as a Navy veteran, then CEO of the Dunphy Construction Company, as a San Diego community leader and finally as California State Secretary of Business, Transportation and Housing.  Join us for the very special opportunity to hear from Dean.

Old Mission Rotary will not meet due to the Christmas holiday.

Old Mission Rotary will not meet during the week of New Years Day.

Artificial Intelligence is here and it's here to stay.  What we do with it will define our culture and economy in the coming decade.  Hear from Paul Kildani, CEO of SPAARK.ai, about the coming wave...how to make it work for us and how to avoid the potential pitfalls.

No Meeting Due To Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Join us for this year's Old Mission Rotary 4-Way Test Speech Contest!  We will be meeting at the Copley-Price YMCA, 4300 El Cajon Boulevard,San Diego.

From Amy Jones Anichini, CEO, Act Like You Matter:  "I created Act Like You Matter for you, me, and the next generation of adults: to empower them to find their voice and impact their world in a positive way. Each of us has the capacity to show kindness to others, to empathize with them, and to validate them as worthwhile, but many of us could use some reminders about how to do those things and why they’re so important. Because bullying is a cycle, it’s easy to play the role we’re handed: the target who feels defeated; the bystander who turns away or is afraid to intervene; the follower who watches their friends bully others and either joins in or does nothing; the aggressor who starts the bullying. Nevertheless, no matter what role we play in the cycle of bullying, each of us can choose to behave in a different way that will curb – and maybe one day eradicate – bullying."

Act Like You Matter: Empower Yourself! - Act Like You Matter

No Meeting Due to Presidents' Day

The Adams Avenue Business Association (AABA) is a California non-profit corporation formed in 1985 for the purpose of revitalizing and marketing the Adams Avenue business corridor. The district boundaries are from Vista St. in Kensington through Normal Heights to Arizona St. in University Heights. AABA oversees a diverse work plan that includes special events, marketing and branding, avenue maintenance, weekly committee meetings, management of community assets, community planning, and advocacy. The AABA partners with local business operators, property owners, and the City of San Diego to improve the economic and physical conditions of Adams Avenue.

Adams Avenue Business Association San Diego: Explore Shops, Food & Events

Join us for the District's Sub-Regional 4-Way Test Speech Contest!  We will be meeting in the Community Room at the Copley-Price YMCA, 4300 El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego.

No Meeting Due to Memorial Day Holiday