Rotary Club of Makati Premier District members celebrate the New Rotary Year in July

OFFICIAL CLUB NEWSLETTER I ROTARY YEAR 2019-2020
VOLUME 3 ISSUE 1 JULY 2019
Rotary Club of Makati Premier District
members celebrate the New Rotary
Year in July
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RI President July Message
I love to travel! I even enjoy the mundane process of getting
from here to there. But last year, my wife, Gay, and I
had one of those experiences that would strain the optimism
of even the most cheerful traveler. We found ourselves
with six hours to wait, at an airport where we were
not scheduled to be, on a day we had not planned still to
be traveling, having woken up that morning at a hotel unknown
to us the night before. It was one of those days.
As we waited at John F. Kennedy International Airport in
New York City, Gay and I took a walk to people watch. We
went from one end of the terminal to the other and back,
looking at every gate, every destination, every group of
people waiting for their flights. Each gate was its own island
of humanity. When we walked down the center of the
concourse, we were in New York, moving along with everyone
in one river. But when you veered off into those seats,
you left that current and landed on an island. You were
already in Delhi or Paris or Tel Aviv.
As we started our walk, I thought: "All these different people,
all these different countries, all in one place. This is like
Rotary!" But as we walked past gate after gate, I realized
something. It was not like Rotary at all. Because everyone
in that river was heading for an island. And every island
stayed an island. The people heading to Taipei might be
talking to one another, but they were not talking to the
people heading to Cairo or Lagos.
Contrast that with Rotary. Rotary allows us to connect with
one another, in deep and meaningful ways, across our
differences. It connects us with people we would never
otherwise have met, who are more like us than we ever
could have known. It connects us with our communities, to
professional opportunities, and to the people who need
our help.
Connection is what makes the experience of Rotary so very
different from walking along that concourse at JFK Airport.
In Rotary, none of us is an island. All of us are in Rotary
together, whoever we are, wherever we are from, whatever
language we speak or traditions we follow. We are all
connected to one another — part of our communities and
members not only of our clubs, but also of the global community
to which we all belong.
This connection is what lies at the heart of the Rotary experience.
It is what brings us to Rotary. It is why we stay.
Please join your fellow Rotarians on this journey as Rotary
Connects the World.
MARK DANIEL MALONEY
President 2019-20
Rotary Club of Decatur
Alabama, USA
Mark Daniel Maloney is a principal in the law firm of Blackburn,
Maloney, and Schuppert LLC, with a focus on taxation,
estate planning, and agricultural law. He represents
large farming operations in the Southeastern and Midwestern
United States, and has chaired the American Bar
Association’s Committee on Agriculture in the section of
taxation. He is a member of the American Bar Association,
Alabama State Bar Association, and the Alabama Law Institute.
He has been active in Decatur’s religious community,
chairing his church’s finance council and a local Catholic
school board. He has also served as president of the Community
Foundation of Greater Decatur, chair of Morgan
County Meals on Wheels, and director of the United Way
of Morgan County and the Decatur-Morgan County Chamber
of Commerce.
A Rotarian since 1980, Maloney has served as an RI director;
Foundation trustee and vice chair; and aide to 2003-
04 RI President Jonathan Majiyagbe. He also has participated
in the Council on Legislation as chair, vice chair,
parliamentarian, and trainer. He was an adviser to the
2004 Osaka Convention Committee and chaired the 2014
Sydney Convention Committee.
Prior to serving as a district governor, Maloney led a
Group Study Exchange to Nigeria.
He also served as Future Vision Committee vice chair;
Foundation training institute moderator; Foundation permanent
fund national adviser; member of the Peace Centers
Committee; and adviser to the Foundation’s Water,
Sanitation, and Hygiene in Schools Target Challenge Committee.
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NIKKI TANG
PRESIDENT OF ROTARY CLUB OF MAKATI PREMIER DISTRICT RY 2019 - 2020
CEO | FRIBC | BEAUTYPRENEUR | WOMEN EMPOWERMENT ADVOCATE
Hello
Good evening to my RCMPD Family,
Today, July 1, 2019, is the start of the new Rotary
Year.
I would like to thank you all for being with us to
welcome another year building on the very
inspiring great achievements of the Rotary Year
2018-2019 “Rotary Be the Inspiration” led by our
VIP Raissa to our Rotary Year 2019- 2020 “Rotary
Connects the World”.
Let us all rally, gather once more together in
order to connect to the world by serving humanity
and engage in the best way through Rotary
Services by delivering excellence in the world
encompassing the great champion way in Service
Above Self.
Happy New Rotary year everyone!!!
I look forward to working with you together and
keep RCMPD a vibrant and winning club!
#RotaryConnectsTheWorld
#RotaryNewYear
MISSION/VISION
To empower women to reach their full potential through
lifting their self-confidence and uplifting their economic plight.
CORE VALUES
Excellence I Thought leadership I Social entrepreneurship
POSITION
CEO • DMARK BEAUTY CORPORATION • 1998 -
PRESENT. D Mark Beauty is the premier distributor in the cosmetic
and aesthetic dermatology market in providing quality
products backed by science and state-of-the-art technologies. As
the CEO, responsible to design, develop and implement the
strategic plan for the company developing business plans for the
long-term future of the organization. Official distributor of the
best and most comprehensive skincare solutions in anti-ageing,
therapeutic, injectables, photo-protection, emollients, as well as
hair care targeting to both adult and baby market. Among the
Philippines’ Top 7000 Corporations.
CEO • DERMASIA CORPORATION • 2003 - PRESENT.
DermAsia Corp. is the leading aesthetic dermatology devices
working closely with aesthetic professionals and physicians in
the Philippines. The range includes for face, body and hair which
includes energy - based anti-ageing aesthetic devices.
EDUCATION
B.S. Manufacturing Engineering & Management, College
of Engineering, De La Salle University – Manila 1991-1996
Graduated Gold Thesis – Computer Simulated Robotic Arm.
Dean’s Lister
SME Society of Manufacturing Engineering - Member
AISEC De La Salle University. Member and delegate to
Japan International Exchange Student. An integrated global
learning experience better known as the AIESEC experience. This
training includes the exchange program, leadership opportunities
and participation in a global training environment such as
international conferences. Experienced leadership and participate
in a global learning environment. AIESEC is the world's
largest youth-run organization. Focused on providing a platform
for youth leadership development.
ENGLICOM-DLSU. Member. ENGLICOM is an official organization
for Filipino & Chinese a student that aims to strengthen
relationships among the Filipino and Filipino-Chinese members
of the Lasallian community. It dedicates its efforts to cultural
appreciation, social awareness, and active participation in value
formation and proposes to create a truly harmonious molding of
Filipino and Chinese worldviews.
Primary to Secondary - St. Jude Catholic School (1979
– 1991)
COCC, Cadet Officers Candidate Course Officer
U.N. First Runner-Up as Ms. Japan
CLC, Christian Life Community
Chinese Music Instruments
Writer’s Guild
Cheer leading squad member
Softball team member
CORE COMPETENCIES
Has strong sense of value and importance to strive balance
family, self, and work life.
Has strong advocacy on giving back to society with high interest
on leadership, women empowerment, environment,
education, and charity.
Has a strong commitment to excellence.
High value on ethics both in personal and professional level.
Pioneered the concept of dermocosmeceuticals in the Phils.
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Makati Premier District Rotarians
celebrate Children’s Day
In celebration of National Children’s Day, a happy wellattended
event was held last July 1, 2019 at the People's
Park (Sucat Sports Complex) Barangay Sucat, Muntinlupa
City, co-hosted by our club, Rotary Club of Makati Premier
District with the Rotary Clubs of Makati Gems, Makati
and Muntinlupa Central, and was participated in by 39
other clubs in a fun and exciting Costume Party for Children.
As our participation, the Philippine Cancer Society Bus for
Cancer Screening was provided. There were patients who
turned out positive within only 2 hours of service by our
mobile clinic. This reaffirms our commitment to this
service project -- early detection will provide a chance for
treatment and Lives will be saved!
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Makati Premier District Rotarians in Joint
Meeting with Rotary Club of Makati
Rotary Club of Makati Premier District members and guests gather at the conclusion of the successful event: From left to
right, President-Elect Ricky Trinidad, Atty. Jose Agcaoili, Sunshine De Leon, Champion President Bimbo Mills, Ambassador
Romualdez, Champion President Nikki Tang, Immediate Past President Raissa Hechanova-Posadas, Charter President Carol
Mercado, Toni Urrutia and Joe Maristela.
A Joint Meeting with the Rotary Club of Makati was held
last July 23, 2019 at the Conservatory of the Manila
Peninsula.
The meeting was called to order by Champion President
Vicente “Bimbo” Mills of the Rotary Club of Makati, and our
very own Champion President Nikki Tang. President-Elect
Ricky Trinidad had the honor of introducing the special
guest speaker, His Excellency Jose Manuel “Babes” G.
Romualdez, Philippine Ambassador to the United
States of America.
The Ambassador touched on many interesting points in his
talk, among which was the assurance that Philippine-
United States Relations remain strong; that this administration’s
Pivot to China serves to make the United States not
take the Philippines for granted; and that the economic
growth of the Philippines is sustainable for many years
with US companies signifying an interest to invest and be
part of that growth.
Ambassador Babes Romualdez and Champion President Nikki
Tang
Among those seated with Ambassador Romualdez were
Carlo Lopez, Arthur Lopez, Monique Tancongco, President-
Elect Ricky Trinidad, Dr. Lynn Kuok and Phil. Chamber of
Commerce President George Barcelon.
Standing are Bobet Vera, Joe Alejandro, Toni Urrutia, Joe
Maristela, Champion President Nikki Tang, Director Corina
Kalaw, and Champion President Vicente “Bimbo” Mills, Jr.
“Rotary is fellowship. Real fellowship is frank,
spontaneous, full of warmth, and if you want to gauge its
depth you will find that it is the difference between ‘Mister’
and ‘Bill’ — ‘Reverend’ and ‘Jack.’”
Frank L. Mulholland
Rotary Club of Toledo, Ohio, USA May 1915
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District 3830 Leadership Team Visits
Rotary Club of Makati Premier District
The 2019-20 District Leadership Team, led by Assistant Governor Virgie Yalong, accompanied by
Assistant Governor Prescy Yulo, Senior Assistant Governor for Membership Cora Tan, Deputy District
Coordinating Chair for Service Projects Mildred Vitangcol and Past President Johann Agudo, conducted
its official visit to the Rotary Club of Makati Premier District on July 23, 2019.
Together with the Members of the Board, The Champion President Nikki Tang presented to the visiting
district team the club plans for Rotary Year 2019-20 as well as the forthcoming service projects for
implementation.
The event was held at the Makati home of Past Rotary International Director Paing and Mrs. Mely
Hechanova, parents of Immediate Past President Raissa Hechanova-Posadas.
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GETTING TO KNOW THE
2019-2020 GOVERNOR
OF DISTRICT 3830
ADOR TOLENTINO
Governor 2019-20
District 3830
Rotary Club of Paranaque Southwest
Governor Ador Tolentino is a lawyer by profession, teacher
by passion, and a servant-leader by heart. He hails from a
small town in Ilocos Norte called Pinili. A certified
“probinsyano”, his life’s early influences came from his
family of teachers, farmers, writers, and musicians.
He is a proud product of the public school system. A
consistent honor student, he obtained his degrees in
Philosophy and Law from the University of the Philippines
in Diliman, Quezon City. A student leader in UP, he served
as College Representative to the UP Student Council in
SY1985-1986, giving him the opportunity to be part of UP
contingent during the 1986 People Power Revolution.
He was a working student while in law school. He taught
Philosophy for two years at the UP Los Baños Campus
during the day while taking up Law in UP Diliman in the
evening.
From the academe, he transferred to a government
agency that catered to the indigenous people. This work
opened his heart to serving the marginalized sectors.
Governor Ador has been in the private practice of law for
24 years, specializing in litigation, corporate, and appellate
practice. In 2003, he co-founded the law firm TOLENTINO
CORVERA MACASAET & REIG. From a law firm of only seven,
his law firm has now grown to a medium size of forty.
A very active officer of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines
(IBP), he is a Past President of the IBP Pasay-Parañaque-
Las Pinas-Muntinlupa Chapter. Thereafter, he served as
Governor of the IBP Southern Luzon Region covering 12
IBP Chapters composed of some 13,000 lawyer-members.
Currently, he serves as the Chief of Staff of the IBP and
concurrently as Presidential Liaison to the Judiciary.
In spite of his hectic lawyering, Governor Ador still finds
time to teach. He is an accredited lecturer on Property Law
and Oral Advocacy and Trial Techniques by the Supreme
Court’s Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Board. He
also teaches Property Law at the Philippine Law School.
As a servant-leader, he has found inspiration in serving
others through Rotary for the last 18 years.
He joined Rotary in 2001, and since then he has become
deeply involved in various humanitarian works.
He served as the 13th President of the Rotary Club of
Paranaque Southwest, a small club of only 22 members
then which he steered to become a strong club during his
presidency so much so that after his term, his club was
recognized by the District as Most Outstanding Club (Small
Category) for the RY 2009-2010.
Following his club presidency, he served in the District in
various capacities, most notable of which are being District
Vocational Service Chair, District Rotaract Chair, District
Youth Service Chair, Assistant Governor, Deputy Senior
Assistant Governor for Avenues of Service, and Rotary
Academy Executive Director.
Governor Ador was awarded with The RI Avenues of
Service Citation in RY 2011-2012. As a consistent giver, he
is a member of the Paul Harris Society. This RY 2018-2019,
he and Spouse Beng have been recognized as Major
Donor Level 1 to the Rotary Foundation.
Governor Ador is happily married for 17 years to the lovely
Ms. Evelyn “Beng” Salomon-Tolentino, an Assistant Vice
President at BPI Family Savings Bank, Head Office.
He has two grown up children by his first marriage: Kyla, a
CPA in California, works as Senior Associate and Digital
Accelerator at the global accounting firm, Pricewaterhouse
Cooper LA Branch; and Axel, who has a degree in Bachelor
of Arts in Japanese. Both graduated from the California
State University, LA Campus.
As a legal advocate, Governor Ador has chosen Peace as
the centerpiece of his governorship. He believes that
“Everything we do in Rotary, consciously or unconsciously,
has an underlying connection to Peace”!
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Established DermAsia Corporation to focus on the growing
needs of the dermatology device market.
Always in the forefront of scientific breakthrough to pioneer
and bring the best researched-based technology for the
Filipino patients and consumers, working closely with the
different Philippine Dermatological and Aesthetics Societies.
Has strong and wide international relations with globally
leading medical aesthetics devices and derma-cosmetic skincare
companies as well as with global and with local key
opinion leaders and medical practitioners.
A results driven, self-motivated and resourceful CEO of a
business family enterprise with a proven ability to develop and
strengthen management teams in order to maximize
company profitability and efficiency.
Ability to develop and strengthen management teams in order
to maximize company profitability and efficiency.
Experienced leading and growing all sectors of a business to
make it a dynamic and progressive organization.
Able to establish sustainable and profitable relationships with
customers and suppliers across the world.
Featured and appeared in different media publications and
radyotv and tv talks shows on beauty and entrepreneurship
such as ANC ShopTalk and RadyoInquirerTalk.Shop.Asia.
A recognized beautypreneur in the aesthetics and wellness
industry.
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE, CHARITY WORK & OTHER
ORGANIZATIONAL INVOLVEMENT
Amcham Health and Wellness committee.
Society of Cultural Enrichment, Inc.
Rotary Club Makati Premier District
Philippine Cancer Society
Angels to Street Kids
EPCALM Adult Leukemia Foundation of the Philippines (Erwin
PiedadCabanag Adult Leukemia Memorial)
Red Charity Gala for Red Cross
Habitat for Humanity
Mother Teresa Missionaries of Charity Alay Ng Puso
WWF World Wide Fund supporter
Helping the poor and less-privileged women
Supported the Tree-Planting project (625 trees) of the Singapore
Embassy in the Philippines with Lifestyle Asia Magazine
2019 Cantabria RecognItion and Award to DMark Beauty for
Years of Long Standing and Strong Partnership
2019 Speaker Her Story: Women’s on their Generation
2019 Speaker Leadership to Legacy CEO Summit
2019 Guest Speaker on Asia SME Summit.
2019 Guest Speaker on Department of Agrarian Reform
2018 The Alma Lasers Excellence Awards, Best Sales, Aesthetic
Precision
2018 Pollogen Ltd - Continues Successful Collaboration
Excellence Award to DermAsia Corporation
2018 Award for being Belo Medical Group’s Valued and
Trusted Supplier for Medical Aesthetic Treatments
2018 PAPSHPI Vermillion Award to DMark Beauty Corporation.
2018 One of the Authors Filipina Women’s Network Leadership
of Disrupt 3.0 Book Series.
2018 Excellence Awards - Alma Lasers APAC at The Athenee
Luxury Hotel in Bangkok.
2018 Guest Speaker on Career Talk in Beauty business and
Entrepreneurship at Lyceum of the Philippines University
Cavite.
2018 Special Guest Speaker in celebration of Filipino Singaporean
women during International Women’s Month at the
Ambassador’s Official Residence (Amb. Kok Li Peng)
2018 Asia CEO Women Summit Speaker
2017 Track Owner & Speaker during the 2017 M.A.P. Convention
on Women, Next: Accelerating Tomorrow to Now. Title
Executive Presence (Women and Personal Branding - Oil and
Water)
2017 Awarded as Founder & Pioneer of the Filipina Women’s
Network 100 Most Influential Filipina in the World Award on
October 27, 2017 in Toronto, Canada.
2017 ASIA CEO, LBC Business Solutions Nominated SME -
Company of the Year
2017 Fellow of Royal Institute of Beauty Care, Singapore
2017 Philippine Best Dressed Ambassador for Life – Philippine
Cancer Society
2016 Plaque of Appreciation award to DermAsia Corp for being
Belo Medical Group's trusted beauty partner for medical
aesthetic treatments
2016 Presidential Award to DMark&DermAsia Corp. by the
Philippine Dermatological Society (PDS)
2016 Certificate of Appreciation (Entrepreneurship Talk for the
MIIS Kids Can!Bazaar 2016)
Multiple Intelligence International School
2016 Winner of the Prestigious (APEA) Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship
Awards Philippines
2016 People Asia Women of Style and Substance Awardees
2016 Social Directress for Mutya ng Pilipinas Supporting Advocacy
for Tourism and Environment
2016 Best Trading Back Office Award by IFC, Spain
2015 Philippine Star Women of Allure
2015 Philippine Best Dressed Ambassador for Life
2014 Philippine Best Dressed Ambassador for Life
2014 Named one of the Movers and Shakers of the Philippines
– Philippine Yearbook
2013 Beauty Blog Award by Mega Magazine 10 Most Beautiful
2013 Philippines Best Dressed Awardee by the Philippine Cancer
Society
2013 Named one of the 15 Fabulous Women of Distinction by
Rupert Jacinto
2011 Neostrata10 Year Distribution Award
2008 International Distributor Sales Excellence Small GNP
Market
2008 Neostrata International Distributor Creativity in PR Effort
2008 Philippine Academy of Clinical & Cosmetic Dermatology
First Runner-Up Best Booth
2006 Aesthera Excellence Award for Outstanding Number of
PPX Installation
1999 Neostrata International Distributor Achievement in New
Market Launch
PROFESSIONAL & CIVIC ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIP
Rotary Club Makati Premier - Club President
Management Association of the Philippines
Federation of Filipinos Chinese Chamber of Commerce and
Industry, Inc.
Philippine Chamber of Commerce & Industry
AMCHAM Philippines (The American Chamber of Commerce of
the Philippines, Inc.)
FWN Filipina Women’s Network
Philippine Retailers Association
Royal Institution of Beautycare, Singapore
ECCP European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines
Digital Commerce Association of the Philippines
CORPORATE PARTNERS
Philippine Academy of Dermatologic Surgery Foundation, Inc.
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CALENDAR OF ROTARY OBSERVANCES
July 2019
New Leadership Month
August 2019
Membership and New Club Development Month
September 2019
Basic Education and Literacy Month
October 2019
Economic and Community Development Month
7-13 October — Rotary Alumni Reconnect Week
24 October — World Polio Day
November 2019
Rotary Foundation Month
4-10 World Interact Week
December 2019
Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
(Continued from page 8)
International Society of Dermatologic Surgery Global State and
Future
Philippine Dermatological Society Annual Convention
Philippine Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Philippine Academy of Clinical and Cosmetic Dermatology
Annual Convention
Pan Pacific Aesthetic Institute Foundation Inc.
Philippine Association of Primary Skin Health Physicians, Inc.
Medical Skin Health Training Foundation, Inc.
SPECIAL COURSES
Ateneo Master Class Family Business
Lean Six Sigma Gearing Towards Customer - Centric Process
Management
Strategies and Innovation
Ateneo Certified Digital Marketing Program - Digital Marketing
Plan
PERSONAL INTEREST & ACTIVITIES
Commitment to my two sons’ future and self-development
Entrepreneurship
Travel
Reading non-fiction, business, self-improvement
Photography
Dance
Piano & Music
Charity
January 2020
Vocational Service Month
19-25 January — International Assembly, San Diego, California,
USA
February 2020
Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution Month
23 February — Rotary's anniversary
March 2020
Water and Sanitation Month
9-15 March — World Rotaract Week
31 March — Preregistration discount ends for the Rotary
International Convention
April 2020
Maternal and Child Health Month
30 April — Rotary International Convention registrations
and ticket cancellations are due
May 2020
Youth Service Month
June 2020
Rotary Fellowships Month
5-6 June — Rotaract Preconvention, Honolulu, Hawaii,
USA
5-6 June — Youth Exchange Officers Preconvention,
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
5 June — Presidential conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
6-10 June — Rotary International Convention, Honolulu,
Hawaii, USA
30 June — Rotary Citation for Rotary Clubs Award nominations
are due
A look ahead to international events. All
dates are tentative.
2021
7-11 February — International Assembly, Orlando,
Florida, USA
11-12 June — Rotaract Preconvention, Taipei, Taiwan
11-12 June — Youth Exchange Officers Preconvention,
Taipei, Taiwan
12-16 June — Rotary International Convention, Taipei,
Taiwan
2022
16-20 January — International Assembly, Orlando,
Florida, USA
6-10 June 2020
Rotary International
Convention
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Welcome to Rotary!
Rotary is proud to welcome you to our global
community of more than 1.2 million men and
women dedicated to building a better world.
You make Rotary stronger. By adding your
skills, experience, and enthusiasm to your
club, you can advance communities at home
and on a global scale. Together, we can eradicate
polio, train more skilled peacemakers,
and provide lasting solutions for communities
fighting disease, hunger, illiteracy, and
poverty.
Through the Rotary community, you can exchange
ideas and build lifelong friendships
with people who share your passion for service.
Take advantage of the resources and activities
available through your club, district,
and Rotary International to make your experience
with Rotary both rewarding and fun.
How do I start?
Get the most out of your membership by participating
in club projects and activities.
Here are some ideas:
Serve on a club committee where you can
use your skills
Identify a need in your community and
suggest a hands-on project to address it
Work with a youth service program sponsored
by your club, such
as Rotaract or Interact
ROTARY
INFORMATION
Host a Youth Exchange student
Help organize your district’s Rotary Youth
Leadership Awards programs
Attend Rotary’s annual convention
Connect with Rotarians around the world
who share your hobbies and personal interests
or your service interests
Join a Discussion Group to exchange ideas
on topics you're interested in
Get involved with your club’s international
service projects
Participate in a vocational training team
Join the Cadre of Technical Advisers
Resources & reference
Rotary Basics
Connect for Good
The Rotary Foundation Reference Guide
The Rotarian or your regional Rotary magazine
Rotary Video Magazine collections
Tools
Take a course in the Learning Center
Enroll in a webinar
Watch features on Rotary projects
Check our discussion groups
Rotary support
Your sponsor
Club members
Club committees
The theme of Rotary International
President Mark Daniel Maloney
for 2019-20, Rotary Connects the World,
asks Rotarians to strengthen the many
ways that Rotary Connects the World,
building the connections that
allow talented, thoughtful,
and generous people to unite
and take meaningful action
through Rotary service.
Recommend a colleague or friend for
membership in your club
How can I meet other Rotarians?
Rotary’s global network provides a great opportunity
to expand your contacts and friendships
to other countries while creating a
foundation of support with communities
around the world.
Explore Rotary’s global opportunities:
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Birthday Celebrators
for the Month of July
July 15
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President
OFFICERS & DIRECTORS
ROTARY YEAR 2019-2020
Nikki Tang
Immediate Past President
Charter President/TRF Chair
President-Elect/Internal VP
External VP
Secretary
Treasurer
Service Projects Chair
Service Projects Vice- Chair
Public Image Chair
Membership Chair
Administration Chair
Administration Vice- Chair
Adviser
Honorary Member
Raissa Hechanova-Posadas
Carol Mercado
Enrico Trinidad
Mercedes Padolina
Jose Luis Agcaoili
Jose Mari Yupangco
Rina Lopez Bautista
Teresa Cheng
Rosario Lourdes Puno
Dr. Jonathan Dizon, MD
Maria Socorro Monfort
Joy Gladys Ejercito
Past Rotary International Director
Rafael “Paing” Hechanova
Rotary Club of Makati
Bro. Armin Luistro FSC
Former Secretary of Education
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