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SUMMARY:RCL Lunch Meeting - New President & District Governor
DESCRIPTION:Booking link here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/rotarycluboflondon2/2246766 \nYou are invited to join us for our special Handover Lunch Meeting on Monday 6 July\, from 12:30 to 14:00\, as we mark the transition to the new Rotary year. \nWe will welcome Judith Diment MBE as our new President\, and we are delighted to be joined by District Governor Sree Vallipuram for this special occasion. \nMembers are very welcome to bring friends and guests. \nAdvance booking is essential before Friday 3 July at 12pm: \nhttps://www.tickettailor.com/events/rotarycluboflondon2/2246766 \n  \n 
URL:https://rotary-london.org/event/rcl-lunch-meeting-new-president/
LOCATION:The Chesterfield Hotel\, Mayfair\, 35 Charles St\, London\, W1J 5EB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Club Meeting
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SUMMARY:RCL Social Night Out - Loves Labour’s Lost
DESCRIPTION:Loves Labour’s Lost\nSt James Square Garden SW1Y 4LE\nWednesday 8 th July 2026 \n5.30pm for 7.00pm \nBOOK NOW TO SECURE YOUR PLACE\nJoin fellow Rotarians for a pre show picnic and a fun outdoor production of \nLove’s Labour’s Lost\, Shakespeare’s sparkling comedy of flirtation\, foolishness and the irresistible pull of love in St James\nSquare Garden. The performances normally sells out a couple of weeks before the event\, so book now to guarantee your place. \nThe performance will begin promptly at 7pm and will be over by approximately 9pm. The garden will be\nopen from 5.30pm and we will meet any time after this to have a bring your own picnic and drinks\nbefore the show. Seating is unreserved – but if you notify Stuart that you have booked he will attempt to reserve a block of seats together and bag a great spot for our picnic. \nTickets are £35.60 each (inc booking fee). \nBook your places directly with Shakespeare in the Squares using this link \nhttps://events.humanitix.com/loves-labours-lost-st-jamess-square-1/tickets?widget=popup \nThis event is open to all\, Rotarians\, visiting Rotarians\, Rotaractors\, friends and anyone interested in learning about Rotary. \nLocation map here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/QWtUXc1GuS6zMHtk8\nNearest Underground Stations Green Park and Piccadilly Circus \nContact Stuart Castledine (s_castledine@btinternet.com or 077 689 77 875) for more information or to let him know you have booked and are coming along.
URL:https://rotary-london.org/event/rcl-social-night-out-loves-labours-lost/
LOCATION:St James Square Garden SW1Y 4LE\, london\, SW1Y 4LE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Club Event
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SUMMARY:RCL Lunch Meeting - Rt. Rev. Andrew Tremlett - Dean St Paul Cathedral
DESCRIPTION:Booking link here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/rotarycluboflondon2/2246766 \n \n The Very Reverend Andrew Tremlett has been Dean of St Paul’s since September 2022 and leads the Cathedral’s spiritual and operational life\, as well as representing St Paul’s in the City and beyond. \nHe was Dean of Durha \nm from 2016 to 2022 and established the Durham Cathedral School’s Foundation\, which educates 700 pupils and provides Chorister places for 24 boys and 24 girls on an equal and needs-blind basis. \nHe was previously based in London between 2010 and 2016 when he was Rector of St Margaret’s Church\, Archdeacon of Westminster and Sub-Dean of Westminster Abbey. \nIn 2012 he established the Westminster Abbey Institute\, working with Public Service Institutions and Parliament Square to support ethics in public life. \nAndrew was born in Devon\, has family ties to Belgium and Holland. Following time as port Chaplain in Rotterdam\, for nearly a decade he was a trustee for the global maritime charity ‘The Mission to Seafarers’. He is married to the Revd Prof Maggi Dawn\, who is Diocesan Theologian for Rhode Island in the Episcopal Church of the United States.
URL:https://rotary-london.org/event/rcl-lunch-meeting-dean-st-paul-cathedral/
LOCATION:The Chesterfield Hotel\, Mayfair\, 35 Charles St\, London\, W1J 5EB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Club Meeting
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SUMMARY:RCL Evening meeting - Jasmine Harrison
DESCRIPTION:Booking link here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/rotarycluboflondon2/2246766
URL:https://rotary-london.org/event/rcl-evening-meeting-jasmine-harrison/
LOCATION:The Chesterfield Hotel\, Mayfair\, 35 Charles St\, London\, W1J 5EB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Club Meeting
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SUMMARY:RCL lunch Meeting - Dr Chris Puttock and Terrell Erikson
DESCRIPTION:Booking link here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/rotarycluboflondon2/2246766 \nDr Chris Puttock and Terrell Erikson will be our speakers\n Dr Chris Puttock\nAs a research scientist Chris has more than five decades of experience in environmental conservation\, preservation\, and restoration. He has a doctorate in systematic botany\, describing new species of flowering plants and algae\, creating habitat restoration databases\, and a prize-winning book on wetlands. He spent 15 years working in mangrove restoration. \nChris was one of the Environmental Sustainability Action Group ESRAG’s 25 501(c)(4) Founding Directors in 2015. He was ESRAG’s first Executive Director from 2015-2019. He was Chair-elect for 2018-2019 and Director of the Administration & Governance Division\, Chair for two years\, 2019-2021\, then finishing his six-year term on the Board as Immediate Past Chair and the Director of Projects Division. Since then Chris has been ESRAG Senior Strategic Advisor. Under his tenure as Chair\, ESRAG grew from fewer than 250 members to more than 1450\, with 12 Regional Chapters. \nFrom 2021-2023 Chris was Chair-elect and now Chair 2023-2026 of the Advisory Board of the 26 Rotary Action Groups. Chris has been working with the RAGs to recognize the synergies between them. \nChris is now in his third year as Chair of the Rotary Action Group for Endangered Species (RAGES). He has a passion to prevent the demise of ecological services by human exploitation\, reaching past the tipping point where nature is not permanently damaged. \n Terrell Ann Erickson\nTerrell has been back in Hawai‘i since March 2022\, after a productive 30-year career in conservation with the federal government and a recent one-and-a-half-year stint with private consulting in Hawai‘i. \nShe is now retired from making money and volunteering instead. She is Vice President of the Friends of Oahu National Wildlife Refuges\, conducting bird tours in season and restoring native forests and wetlands. She joined Rotary in 2023 and is a proud member of the Rotary Club of Metropolitan Honolulu\, Hawaii (District 5000). She also is a leading member of the Rotary Action Group for Endangered Species\, member of the Rotary Action Group for Water and Sanitation and Community Action for Freshwater. She volunteers her expertise on wetlands and stream restoration projects as advisor as needed. \nTerrell worked in state government and the state legislature before beginning her 30-year federal career with the U.S.Navy (Guam)\, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Hawaii)\, and then the 11\,000 people-strong USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). NRCS is a field-based organization promoting conservation planning on private lands (75% of the United States land-base). She enjoyed 9 years in Hawaii as State Biologist in Hawaii\, and 14 years in Washington D.C. as National Biologist\, Senior Executive Service Director of Science\, and lastly Regional Conservationist for the Northeast Region of the U.S. (14 states). In D.C.\, she was for 5 years a Board member of the Washington Academy of Sciences (WAS) and President of WAS for two years. \nA native of Missoula\, Montana\, Erickson holds bachelor’s and master’s Degrees from University of Washington and Evergreen State College in Political Science and Environmental Science (limnology emphasis) and graduated with a Senior Executive Service Certificate from the leadership school at American University in Washington\, D.C. Terrell and her husband\, Christopher Puttock live in Kailua\, Hawaii with their four cats.
URL:https://rotary-london.org/event/rcl-lunch-meeting-dr-chris-puttock/
LOCATION:The Chesterfield Hotel\, Mayfair\, 35 Charles St\, London\, W1J 5EB\, United Kingdom
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