Subject: Roswell Rotary Rotoscope April 16
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YEARS OF SERVICE
FAMILY OF ROTARY Our membership cares deeply about the needs and concerns of our members. We don’t want to miss an opportunity to reach out in friendship when such concerns arise. The chairperson of this committee is Lynne Lindsey and all news should be directed to her at lynnehlindsay@outlook.com
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Tim Echols, Public Service Commissioner to speak
Echols was elected Public Service Commissioner in 2010. The PSC's primary job is energy regulation. Echols has brought Georgia from 34th in solar power to what will be 4th in installed solar by 2024. Echols has also created the Clean Energy Roadshow which helps commuters, businesses and municipal governments evaluate alternative fuel for their transportation and residential use. Tim rallied donors to build a 16-panel solar pavilion for the community library on Sapelo island off Georgia’s coast, the home of the last remaining Gullah Geechee communities which now has free electricity for the next 30 years. Tim has a weekly radio show called Energy Matters. When Tim is not managing Georgia's energy portfolio, Tim fights sex trafficking and advocates for the youngest of Georgia’s citizens. He created the "UnHoly Tour" which helps policy makers see first-hand the harms of sex trafficking. The tour is credited with rescuing two children in Atlanta. Tim also founded “TeenPact” and grew the mock legislative youth program for teens to 38 states in his tenure. He continues to serve on the Board of Directors, and TeenPact is now in all 50 states. Tim and his wife, Windy, have been married 38 years and they have seven children and now live in Hoschton, Georgia. RRAH is Meeting Tonight!
Tonight, After Hours is welcoming Kay McFarlin as their guest speaker! She is a charitable giving expert and former president of TIAA Charitable, a nonprofit public charity established to help donors simplify and make a bigger impact with their charitable giving. She will speak on her passion for giving back, provide career advice for young professionals and share how she lives an active retirement. See you at The Artillery Room @ Gate City at 6:30 as Kay helps us reignite our passion of SERVING! We're Back!!!! |
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