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In this issue: NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM: Mic Dinsmore, CEO, Port of Seattle, "Regional Leadership in a Global Economy" | Rotary Global History Fellowship | 2007-2008 Ambassadorial & Cultural Scholarship Applications Are Available (Rick Taylor) |
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| NEWEST RED BADGE MEMBERS GREETERS BACK TABLE DUTY • • • The mailing address for the Laurie Larson • • • Are you receiving The Rotarian Magazine? |
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Mic Dinsmore, CEO |
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He plays an active leadership role in Washington, D.C., helping to ensure our nation’s airports and seaports are safe. Mic serves on many of the region’s boards including the executive committees of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, UW Business School Advisory Board and many others. He is also currently Chairman of the Seattle branch Board of Directors, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. He was named 2005–2006 co-Chair of the National Center for APEC, of which he is a founding board member. Dinsmore earned his MBA from the University of Washington. Rotary Global History Fellowship Fellow Rotarians, When I grew up as a little boy in Sweden, my father was a member of a small town Rotary Club. When I was eight, we moved to a suburb outside Stockholm. As soon as our new house was ready, it was filled with new friends, who I had never met before. They were all Rotarians and my father had transferred to the local Rotary Club of Huddinge, near Stockholm. Since I became a Rotarian, I have experienced that Rotarians can visit any Rotary Club in the world and immediately be accepted as friends, even if we have never been there before. There is a special bond between Rotarians everywhere in the world. We are united in Fellowship, Camaraderie and Service. Rotary’s Founder Paul Harris once said: If you have love for your fellow man in your heart, you are potential Rotarian. Rotarians have compassion and we care for those who are less fortunate. That’s why we help them in our Rotary Service. I have found that the essence of Rotary can be summarized in the word “Service”. We contribute to what is good for society. That’s why I am a Rotarian. Matts Ingemanson • • • You can also read about other Rotarians statements about “Why I am a Rotarian” on our website. Rotarians from all over the world will get together for the Rotary Convention in Malm – Copenhagen from June 11-14. We at Rotary Global History Fellowship will also be there in the House of Friendship. Our Convention Booth number is H-010. I will be there together with many of our board members. I look forward to meet as many of you as possible at the Rotary Convention! For those of you, who are not able to attend the Rotary Convention, you can visit us on the Internet at our following websites:
We had more than 76,000 visitors in May from Rotarians around the world to these websites. You can also become a member of our successful Rotary Fellowship. The membership due for one year is very reasonable at $25 per year with $100 for five years membership. You can pay online over the Internet by following these steps:
You can also pay for your membership via mail by filling out this form and mailing it with a check in the amount of $25 or $100. • • • Rotary Founder Paul Harris wrote in the Rotarian, August 1926:
It is important to understand Rotary History when we shape the Future of Rotary. Matts Ingemanson 2007-2008 Ambassadorial & Cultural Scholarship Applications Are Available Rick Taylor
For information and applications please contact me (Ph 425-454-4858).
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