This is a special follow-up, interactive Zoom meeting with Ms. Sharpe who was our speaker on Feb. 23. All members are highly encouraged to participate. This is a special opportunity and one of the advantages of Rotary membership. About the Program All of us have unconscious biases, st

Law Enforcement Day is for The Rotary Club of Greenville to honor the work, dedication, and sacrifice of law enforcement in Greenville County and to recognize contributions of these officers in ensuring the safety, well-being and quality of life in the Upstate of South Carolina. Three

All of us have unconscious biases, stories we make up about groups of people before we interact with them. These biases do not make us good or bad people, they exist because we have a brain. Our unconscious biases can have a negative impact on our interactions and leadership decisions

As of June 1, 2019, Alexis Garcin is responsible for coordinating all activities of Michelin in North America, which encompasses more than $9 billion in sales and over 20,000 employees across Canada and the United States. Dedicated to the improvement of sustainable mobility, Michelin

Terry & Pam Weaver have been supporting each other’s volunteer efforts for over 40 years. They are Major Donors to The Rotary Foundation, and members of the Paul Harris Society & Bequest Society. Terry is the founder and owner of Delta Resource Group, a business coachi

Beth joined the Rotary Club of Greenville in 1991. She served as club President in 2001- 2002 and was the first woman president of the largest Rotary club in South Carolina. She has served in most major positions in her club, and she is a graduate of the Rotary Leadership Institute. B

Secretary Grimsley will be sharing his story of military service and his strategy and direction for the newly formed South Carolina Department of Veterans Affairs. He’s a new cabinet member for Governor McMaster. Background: Will Grimsley graduated from Davidson College in NC in 1980

The Rotary Club of Greenville has once again partnered with the Greenville County School District to recognize a teacher of the year for Greenville County and three runners-up. These four teachers will be recognized at our upcoming meeting on October 27 and have an opportunity to spea

Our meeting on Oct. 27 will mark the return to the “in-person” format at the Westin Hotel. We are taking many extra safety precautions to ensure a safe, fun meeting. Please bring your mask and your Rotary spirit and join us on October 27. You must register through DACDB to