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Clubs are strongly encouraged to take a proactive approach when working with young people. Rotary International’s Statement of Conduct for Working with Youth reinforces a zero-tolerance policy toward abuse:

“To the best of their ability, Rotarians, Rotarians’ spouses and partners, and other volunteers must safeguard the children and young people they come into contact with and protect them from physical, sexual, and emotional abuse.”
 

Come and network with other Business Professionals from across the region. Current and "not-yet" members of Rotary Clubs in and near District 7910 are welcome.

This months' discussion topic, led by Warren Green of True North Advisors, is "What I learned from my biggest business mistakes." 

We’ve all attended lectures and seminars where CEOs talk about the reasons for their success. The discussion at this breakfast meeting will look at business from a completely different perspective:  We’re going to discuss our memorable failures and what we learned from them.  Let’s share our mistakes and, through that, clarify what we learned and help others avoid some of the mistakes we made.  

7910's Youth Exchange Inbound Students have returned to their home countries after a wonderful exchange year with us.   The 7910 Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) Team is thankful that Milford, Needham, and Weston-Wayland Rotarians opened their hearts and homes to our Inbound students, Hubert Havel from the Czech Republic, Jiyun Lee from South Korea, and Khim Thongbai from Thailand.