Feb 02, 2015 - Nigel Brooks, ADG-elect for 5510, gave us an overview of his personal history, ending with his current organization, TechKnowPartners in Tempe. He began in Enfield as a management consultant and at age 25 migrated to the USA to work with Anderson Consulting. He became a partner there and then moved to Booze Allen where his major client was American Express. He later joined American Express as a Sr. VP for Technology Strategy in Arizona. He left them and founded his own Gourmet Coffee Business which he sold after 14 years. He moved to San Francisco and became active in Rotary, becoming co-chair of "Rotary means Business". In 2011 her returned to Phoenix and has been instrumental in "merging" 3 clubs into one. He is currently working with the city of Tempe on a major capital project which will help further Rotary's image in the community. We look forward to having him as our Assistant District Governor this coming year.
If you are a busy person who wants to have fun while making a difference, then be our guest for lunch on Monday (not holidays) from 12:10 to 1:15 pm at the Kobe Japanese Steakhouse. We are men and women in ages from 30's to retired. Check our Facebook page - Kyrene Corridor RC as well. The URL for this page is KyreneRotary.org
Jan 10, 2015 – Twenty-seven Rotarians pitched in to help complete another new house with Habitat For Humanity. Half of them did interior prep for painting and initial painting of trim & doors, while the other half removed weeds, concrete and debris from the lot in preparation for final landscaping. The Rotary volunteers were from the Kyrene, ASU, Camelback-Crossroads, Rio Salado, and Tempe Downtown clubs. The ASU Rotaract site has more pictures.
Jan 5, 2015 - Diane Travers and Alex Cannell spoke to us about the HELP club at Chandler Gilbert Community College. HELP stands for Hands Enriching Life Program which seeks to build the relationships between students and community by servicing those areas that need the most support. HELP addresses local as well as global needs by encouraging its members to engage in civic responsibility. They strive to unite the student body to serve the needs of our communities. The projects can be considered as service-learning projects and often assist students in qualifying for scholarships. The club has been in existence for 6 years and continues to grow.
Feb 02, 2015 - Nigel Brooks, ADG-elect for 5510, gave us an overview of his personal history, ending with his current organization, 
Jan 10, 2015 – Twenty-seven Rotarians pitched in to help complete another new house with Habitat For Humanity. Half of them did interior prep for painting and initial painting of trim & doors, while the other half removed weeds, concrete and debris from the lot in preparation for final landscaping. The Rotary volunteers were from the Kyrene, ASU, Camelback-Crossroads, Rio Salado, and Tempe Downtown clubs. The
Jan 5, 2015 - Diane Travers and Alex Cannell spoke to us about the