Jai Rogers joined Delta Community Credit Union in 2012 as Vice President of Business and Community Development. She currently leads a team responsible for identifying and developing business strategies with leading corporations throughout metro Atlanta and multiple out-of-state branch locations. Jai also manages the execution of a comprehensive community engagement strategy that aligns with the Credit Union mission to strengthen civic, high school and corporate collaborations.
Prior to joining Delta Community, Jai launched and directed the Corporate Development department at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta as the Corporate Development Officer. She and her staff cultivated corporate donors within Atlanta's large and mid-sized companies to tailor their philanthropic giving around the support of children, wellness and research.
Jai holds a bachelor's degree in Urban Planning from California State University at Long Beach. She currently serves on the boards of directors for the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, City Springs Theatre Company and Trees Atlanta.
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Get a sneak peek at upcoming speakers on the website HERE.
This Week
Prepping, painting, caulking, cleanup:
Rotary Represents for the MLK Service Weekend
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Meeting Recap: Jan. 12
Guests
Rotary Youth Exchange
• Clarissa Morelli
• Monica Pare
• Chaye Canty
• John and Robin Canty
• Minelli Sargent
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Rotary Exchange Students Say Thanks to Rotary
John Bennett described what a great achievement it is to host a Rotary Exchange student and asked club members to discuss the opportunity with friends and neighbors. The host family must be in the Decatur School District.
Chayce Canty Thanks the Club for her Year in Belgium
With her talk entitled: “A Life in a Year,” Chayce told Rotarians about how being a Rotary Exchange Student in Belgium changed her life forever and how she was so appreciative for the fantastic opportunity to live in Europe and travel extensively and grow as a person.
Chayce Canty says thanks to Rotary.
Exchange student Minelli Sargent with her mom, Clarissa Morelli
Rev. Dr. Todd Speed reflected on the upcoming MLK weekend, the many critical elections occurring throughout the world this year and how we must continue to have faith in God during these turbulent days during his invocation talk and prayer.
The Historic DeKalb Courthouse was packed for the Decatur Club Meeting.
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Decatur Rotary Inducts a New Member, James Herndon
President Tozzi welcomes new member James Herndon to the family.
Decatur Rotary is extremely pleased to welcome a new member, James Herndon, Financial Advisor for Edward Jones.
James is extremely active in the community including being co-president, Glennwood Elementary School PTA; Communication Director for PTA and Tally Street School; School Leadership Team; member of community organization for Decatur Heights neighborhood and Member and Chair of Board of Education, City Schools of Decatur. He is a great addition to our club!
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District Conference Schedule and Dates Announced
District Conference and Assembly | March 21-24
Jeckyll Island
We have combined the annual District Training Assembly with the District Conference weekend this year. If you will serve in club leadership for the 2024-25 Rotary year, plan on arriving Thursday night and join us Friday morning for a leadership development and vibrant club workshop starting at 8 am. District Assembly will start with lunch on Friday, followed by breakout sessions to help your club become irresistible in your community.
Speaker recap: Mr. College Football Writer Tony Barnhart Makes Sense of the College Football Mess
Tony Barnhart explains the changing college football landscape in detail.
Tony Barnhart, widely known as "Mr. College Football," is a renowned sports journalist and television personality, specializing in college football coverage. With a career spanning several decades, Barnhart has established himself as a respected authority on the intricacies of the game. He has contributed to various media outlets, including ESPN and CBS Sports, providing insightful analysis, commentary, and in-depth reporting on college football teams and events.
Barnhart's expertise goes beyond reporting scores and statistics; he delves into the human stories behind the players, coaches, and the rich traditions of college football. His engaging writing style and on-air charisma have made him a beloved figure among football enthusiasts. Through his extensive knowledge and passion for the sport, Tony Barnhart has become a key figure in shaping the narrative of college football, earning him the affectionate title of "Mr. College Football" from fans and colleagues alike.
President Tozzi shows his appreciation for Tony’s talk and holds a copy of his latest book, "The 19 of Greene: Football, Friendship and Change in the Fall of 1970," which was presented to the DeKalb Library System in his honor.
This n' That
Scenes from around the room at our most recent meeting. Individuals are identified from left to right.
Pete Pfeiffer with Lawrence Sharp and Charles Lutin
Al Adams and Herb McCoy
James Herndon, Bob Wilson and Jennifer Topple
Thank You to Our Sponsors
We are grateful for the support of our local sponsors, and we encourage our members to support them in return.
Chayce Canty says thanks to Rotary.
Exchange student Minelli Sargent with her mom, Clarissa Morelli
Rev. Dr. Todd Speed reflected on the upcoming MLK weekend, the many critical elections occurring throughout the world this year and how we must continue to have faith in God during these turbulent days during his invocation talk and prayer.
President Tozzi welcomes new member James Herndon to the family.
President Tozzi shows his appreciation for Tony’s talk and holds a copy of his latest book, "The 19 of Greene: Football, Friendship and Change in the Fall of 1970," which was presented to the DeKalb Library System in his honor.
Pete Pfeiffer with Lawrence Sharp and Charles Lutin
Al Adams and Herb McCoy
James Herndon, Bob Wilson and Jennifer Topple
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