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Cameron Park
Service Above Self
Thursdays at 12:00 PM
Cameron Park Country Club
3201 Royal Dr.
Cameron Park, CA 95682
United States of America
Phone:
(530) 676-7860
Normally Thursdays at Noon. During pandemic, virtual Zoom meetings on alternating Thursdays at 4 p.m..
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Next Meeting,  May 20, 2021:  Ben Young: Cryptocurrency and GameStop
In the news, we have been hearing a lot about bitcoin and cryptocurrency. What is it? How did it start? Why does it have value? What does it mean to us? Our own Ben Young, a registered financial planner with Astute Wealth Management, will explain it in a manner we can understand.  We may also hear from a fascinating investor Ben invited.  Time permitting, Ben will answer questions about the current market and craziness surrounding certain stocks like GameStop. This promises to be an interesting and educational presentation, one you do not want to miss.   
 
Ben is married to Lacey, and they have two children.  He has been a member of the Rotary Club of Cameron Park for 13 years, serving as President in 2016-2017.
Last Meeting,  May 06, 2021:  Satya Mitra, Ph.D. - Ignite the Leader within You
 

Dr. Satya Mitra presented an inspiring program on leadership, and how his own personal experiences influenced his desire to become a leader, a humanitarian, and a Rotarian.  Program Chair Laurie Edwards became friends with him while both participated in the 2020 Polio National Immunization Day trip to India.  Dr. Mitra earned his Ph.D. degree in India and then moved to the USA.  He has lived almost 40 years in Worcester, Massachusetts, and is past-president of the Worcester club, but for the past two years he has been a member of the Boston 7 Rotary club -- so named because it was the 7th Rotary Club formed in the world.

Dr. Mitra's talk, "Ignite the Leader Within You," proposed that leadership can foster inspiration and motivation, which will lead to Rotary Success.  He believes that when you gain or get appointed to a leadership position in a Rotary Club, you should challenge yourself to achieve a goal.  When he became President of the Worcester Rotary club, he challenged himself and he club to gain 50 new members within the next year, up from the 48 members they had at that time.  Dr. Mitra wrote a book of common sense tips for entrepreneurs and leaders titled "The Five C's", which are: Connect, Communicate, Create, be Confident, and Contribute.  He explained these concepts during the talk.  

Two great slogans that Satya adopted when he became president are: "At the end of the day, ask yourself, what significant thing have you done for your club today?" and "Member per member".  He wanted each member to bring in a new member by the end of the year.  Potential prospects to ask to be a guest or member are the people you pay: your doctor, your dentist, your lawyer, your accountant, etc.  At the end of Satya's year as President, his club added 82 members, to bring it up too 130 members.  It can be done!  Satya saw a sign on President Ronald Reagan's desk that said this, and he proved it to be true.   Despite the challenges of immigrating to this country, changing professions from scientist to financial advisor, and becoming club president early in his Rotary experience, he proved that "It can be done."  

Dr. Mitra's inspiring presentation can be found early in this video stream at our FaceBook page.

 

Speakers
May 20, 2021 4:00 PM
Cryptocurrency and GameStop
Jun 03, 2021 4:00 PM
EDC's Sister City in Warabi, Japan and Exchanges
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Upcoming Events
CP Rotary Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Jun 08, 2021
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
 
CP Rotary Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Jul 13, 2021
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
 
CP Rotary Community Foundation Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Aug 10, 2021
10:00 AM - 11:30 PM
 
CP Rotary Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Aug 10, 2021
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
 
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Announcements:
 
Mike Dugan 
  • On June 12 at 11am, there will be a Celebration of Life for Art Cort at the Sky Theater.  More details will be released as they are known.
  • We have a goal of havinng 80% of members vaccinated before resuming in-person meetings.  Please contact members who are not using Zoom to report to Mike on whether they have been vaccinated or not.
  • We will likely have an outdoor meeting first as a transition to meeting in person.
Roger Hassler:
  1. I sent a statement to everyone on Sunday May 2.  Please let me know if you didn't receive yours.
  2. Statements are payable when received.
  3. RI Foundation:  It is getting towards the end of the year.  Please make a donation and help us meet our goal.
Laurie Edwards:
  • Upcoming speakers are Ben Young for May 20 (see story above); and Janet Sambucetti, PTPI - El Dorado Chapter will speak on EDC's Sister City in Warabi, Japan and Exchanges. 
  • For future planning purposes, Bob Edwards' Celebration of Life will be on Thursday September 9 at 1:00 pm at Green Valley Church, Missouri Flat Road in Placerville.
 
 
Guests and Visitors:
 
None.
 
 
Happy (or Not) Bucks
 
Happy to get a new vehicle:
  Dave Sargent: $25 - used Subaru Forester
  Gary Clarke: $25 - new Ford F-150 pickup so he can haul more bikes
 
Sad Bucks / fines for being late to the meeting:
  Don Fuller: $10 
  Dwight Bentz: $10
 
Other Happy Bucks:
Mike Dugan: $25 = For his wife Cathy's 66th birthday and successfully getting her signed up to receive Social Security benefits
Laurie Edwards: $10 for a) changing insurance coverage with the help of member Dwight Bentz, and b) finishing her work for the semester for Sac City College classes.
 
 
Birthdays in May
Bob Dorr
Mike Dugan
Janelle Horne
Steve Long
 
-----Spouses-----
Cathy Dugan
Sharon Franks
 
Anniversaries in May
Gary and Sheilah Gall
Suzy and Jim O’Neal
Verne and Chris Sanders
Janet and Lloyd Yarbrough