Stephanie A. Urchick, of the Rotary Club of McMurray, Pennsylvania, USA, is the selection of the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International for 2024-25, a decision that would make her only the second woman to hold that position. She will be declared the president-nominee on 15 September if no challenging candidates have been suggested.
With the world facing incredible challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, disasters driven by climate change, and conflict in many regions, Urchick says Rotary’s leaders can offer a vision and a plan for overcoming these challenges.
“Measures taken by Rotary leadership to survive and end critical challenges often make our organization stronger and more resilient for future events,” Urchick says. “This kind of essential leadership also creates new levels of cooperation, even among rivals, when Rotarians pull together as people of action to serve and solve a crisis.”
Making regionalization a priority is crucial, says Urchick.
Equality
Inclusion
RC NAIROBI MUTHAIGA NORTH Kenya, is a chapter of District 9212 in Kenya, which was chartered nine Years ago, in December 2013, in Nairobi, Kenya. The club has grown from 38 charter members to 108 current members. It is one of the best performing and active club in District 9212. The club is a mothers club to three Rotary Clubs and one Rotaract. We have two Rotaract clubs in formation. The club has stable leadership. The clubs past presidents and a past District Governor serving at Rotary International Level, are active and resourceful members to the club.
We meet every Thursday at 6pm at Heart Lodge.
Members of the club are cheerful and friendly making the club the warmest club in the region. The club is also referred to as the goat-eating club. Members are committed to the roles of participating, presence and giving. Most of the clubs activities are sponsored by the members through contributions leaving other donations to facilitate projects with bigger impact to the community.
RC Nairobi Muthaiga North is structured under the principles of Equality and Inclusion.
Our Vision
Together we will CREATE impactful and lasting CHANGE in our COMMUNITIES and OURSELVES
Our Mission
To support and promote Rotary service and image within the communities and Rotary Families, strengthening membership and fulfilling our goals.
The District Governor in District 9212 for the year 2024/2025 is Dr. Joe Kamau.
The District runs an office to assist its respective clubs achieve their goals as well as giving guidelines and support. The District Governor oversees the District operations of the year assisted by District Assistant governors and other office bearers.