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NOVEMBER 13, 2007 |
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PUBLISHING ITEMS IN THE BULLETIN
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IN THIS ISSUE:
Jim Hebert, President & Founder, Hebert Research, "Camp Korey, Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang" | Chance for a Trip to Maui!
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GREETERS BACK TABLE DUTY INVOCATION NEWEST MEMBER(S) |
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Laurie Larson Are you receiving |
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Barbara Johannessen, 11/03 |
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PLEASE NOTE: If your birthday is this month but does now show in the list above, you need to add it to your directory page online. |
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Jim Hebert
President & Founder, Hebert Research
"Camp Korey, Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang"
Jim Hebert is the President and Founder of Hebert Research, a 29-year-old, privately held public policy research firm that serves clients locally, nationally, and internationally. Hebert Research was given the Emerging Business Award in 1992 by the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce. In 1996, Mr. Hebert was appointed an adjunct Professor of Business at the University of Washington and specialized in teaching new product development and then in 2006 as Professor of Business at Seattle University’s graduate school of business.
Prior to forming Hebert Research at the age of 29, he was an assistant Vice President and Manager of Retail Banking for First Interstate Bank, now Wells Fargo Bank. Additionally, Mr. Hebert has served as the Chairman of the Board of the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce and has been extensively involved in public and private jurisdictions. His formal education was obtained from the University of Washington and Seattle University, where he received his Masters Degree in Business Administration.
Mr. Hebert’s intellectual properties in the research profession involve his research procedures for price elasticity, demand forecasting and the building of business confidence indexes. He currently serves on the following boards; Seattle University Economics & Finance Advisory Board, Central Washington School of Business Advisory Board, the KeyBank Regional Advisory Board, Metafos, Geo-Engineers Board, Performing Arts Center Eastside (PACE), and Life Support which he serves as both vice chair and co-founder. In addition, he is Vice Chair and Co-Chair of Camp Korey which now owns Carnation Farm for 1200 children with serious and terminal illnesses throughout the Northwest.
Chance for a Trip to Maui!
Dick Thompson, President, The Rotary Club of Upcountry Maui
You may have seen an ad like the one below in the November Rotarian. Organizing this Giveaway is the major fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Upcountry Maui for this Rotary Year. The response to the ad has been lower that anticipated, and we are hoping that many Rotarians did not see this ad but would be interested in donating to our Rotary projects while getting a pretty good chance at winning an exciting time on Maui.
We believe the winner of this drawing will have a great trip to enjoy or offer to a loved one. The odds of winning the Grand Prize are good: 1 in 1000; of any prize: 1 in 334 (or better!). Rules are on the website.
Interested members can donate online or at the address in the ad below.
Mahalo for your kokua (Thanks for you help).
