Next meeting: February 13, 2020 (Feb 07, 2020)

From the President

President Carol began this week's meeting with a moment of silence for Nick Iannuzzi.

A reminder that next week's meeting is AN EVENING MEETING and we'll be welcoming the Interact Club and their guests for our annual dinner. Dinner will be at 5:30, at Stoneforge, and please R.S.V.P. to Carol.

There will be a meeting of the Board of Directors, Tuesday, 2/11 at 5:15 at AHS.

Joe Mitchell shared a Foundation Minute recognizing our club's active Paul Harris fellows.

Guests

You can bring a guest to a Rotary meeting!
This week we welcomed:

Margo Crawford, our speaker

Last Week's Speaker

At our most recent meeting, we enjoyed some tips and tricks to be more productive at work with Margo Crawford of Wave Productivity.

Margo has been in the productivity and organizing industry for over 15 years. She has gone through numerous trainings for her work. With the Institute of Applied Coaching, an accredited program through the International Coaching Federation, Margo received her certification as a C.O.C-Certified Organizer Coach. She received her Specialist Certificate through the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO).

She is a graduate of Emmanuel College, a liberal arts college steps away from Fenway Park in Boston. Margo lives in New England and is an avid surfer.

You can learn more about what Margo can offer your business at https://waveproductivity.com/.

Happy Bucks

Did you know that your happy and sad bucks help the club make a donation to the Rotary Foundation?

Ed had 2 sad dollars in memory of Nick Iannuzzi.
Joe L. had a buck for an enjoyable Superbowl. He had a second buck for the nearly-new Giants hat gifted to him by Dan. He did have a third buck but was too excited about the buck to remember what it was for.
Joe M. had a buck for Dan doing a great job as Secretary.
Will had a buck for his daughter Sarah and the Taunton High track team getting coverage in the Gazette! He had a second dollar for the Interact dinner coming up and encouraged Rotarians to attend.
Dan had a buck for Nick Iannuzzi. He also had a buck to explain how he came to have a Giants hat--it was his stepfather's who, despite being from Maine, was a huge Yankee and Giants fan. Dan used the hat a few times at racquetball and hopes it got at least a little sweaty before going to Joe, where he hopes it will be enjoyed.