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Date:
Friday and Saturday, March 13th & 14th, 2009
L. to R., back row: 2008-09 District Governors - D7120, Michael Leone; D7190, Mike Popolizio, D7170 - Lana Rouff; D7150 Larry Calabrese; PETS Chair, PDG Jerry Gortner. L. to R., front row: 2008-09 Keynote Speakers: PDG Bill Cadawalder; PDG Dan Spencer; PDG Dan Mooers |
 3-14-08 PDG Larry Calabrese introduces DG Marlene Brown, Aide to Speaker PDG Dan Spencer |
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 3-14-08 PDG Dan Spencer giving keynote address |
 3-14-08 L: D7150 YE/Rotex during flag ceremony |
 3-15-08: PDG Dan Mooers delivers presentation |
 3-15-08: PDG Bill Cadawallader receives award |
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 3-13-08 Multi-District PETS Committee Meeting |
 3-1-08 Multi-District PETS Committee Meeting |
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Keynote Speakers: L:
PDG Dan Mooers, Maine, D-7780, Zone 31 Coord of TRF’s PolioPlus Partners
Task Force. R:
PDG Dan Spencer, Jr., Camden, NJ, D-7640, RLI-NEA Chair & San Diego R.I.
Training Leader
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L. to R.: 2007-08 District Governors John Hall, Harriet Nobles, Marlene
Brown, Dave Reynolds
in the center, Keynoter Michael McGovernor - R. I. Zones 31-32 Director &
R. I. V. P. - elect,
at the 2007 Multi-District PETS, held at The Regency, in Binghamton, NY
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Place: The Binghamton
Regency Hotel &
Conference Center, Binghamton, NY
Date: Friday and Saturday, March 16th-17th, 2007
* Directions
* Agenda * Assembly
PETS '07 session
registration * PETS '07 hotel
registration
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Michael K. McGovern
Rotary International Director 2006-2008
Mike McGovern became a member of the Rotary
Club of South Portland-Cape Elizabeth, Maine, in October 1986 and served as
club president in 1992-1993.
He was a district governor in 1999-2000, an international training leader of incoming district governors in Anaheim for two years, served as the co-chairman of the ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Multi-District President elect training seminar committee, on other Rotary committees and as a President’s Representative to seven district conferences. Mike was chair for two years of the Rotary Leadership Institute of Northeast America. On July 1, 2006, he joined the board of directors of ROTARY INTERNATIONAL and currently serves as chair of the Programs Committee of the Board, and as the Board liaison to the Rotarian Actions Groups Committee. His Board term extends to June 30, 2008.
Mike holds the Rotary classification
“Town Government” and has served as the town manager of Cape Elizabeth,
Maine since 1985. A former president of the Maine Municipal Association and
of the Maine Town & City Management Association, he has served on committees
of the International City/County Management Association, on several state
advisory boards and on many boards in the Greater Portland region including
the American Red Cross, the Chamber of Commerce, the Council of Governments,
the United Way and the County Human Services Board . In addition to the Rotary
Board, he currently serves as
a board member of the Cumberland County Civic Center, on the Executive Board
of Ecomaine and as a director of Maine’s largest road race.
He is a major donor to the Rotary Foundation and received the Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service. Mike enjoys a Red Sox victory, completing what he cites as usually bad golf rounds, visits to historic sites, and time with family and friends.
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The 2007 Multi-District PETS (President-elect Training Session) Date: Friday
and Saturday, March 16th & 17th, 2007 '07 PETS Agenda
& Program Booklet *
'07 Partners
Program View PETS Working Agenda for 2007 below: FRIDAY,
MARCH 16, 2007 10:00 – 10:45 am
Club Leadership Plan Breakout Session I 11:00 – 11:45 am Club
Leadership Plan Breakout Session II 10:00 – 11:45 pm Assistant
Governor Training 12:00 – 1:15 pm Lunch
Session Ballroom 1:30 – 2:45 pm
Breakout Sessions 3:00 – 5:00 pm District
Meetings 6:00 – 6:30 pm Cash
Bar Reception SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2007 9:00 – 11:45 am District Meetings 12:00 – 1:15 pm Lunch Session
Ballroom with keynote speaker To serve as 2007-08 President, attendance at a 2007 PETS is mandatory unless excused by the incoming District Governor, and a substitute attends from your Club. Dress will be Business Casual for all events. Partners are invited to all events. A PETS Partners special program is also planned. The DGN’s provided content and scheduling. Registration forms are to be returned to the individual District Governor-elect PETS Registrars. Download PETS '07 session registration at top of page. Lodging reservations are to be made with the Binghamton Regencyl & Conference Center, Binghamton, NY for Thursday, March 16 & Friday, March 17. Download PETS '07 hotel registration at top of page. Club Size Break Outs are based on Club Membership on March 1 with Rotary International. Each Club Size Break Out will consist of 26 Clubs of similar memberships. The Club Size topics will be: Clubs will share their successes & discuss issues in these areas during their Club Size Sessions. Why do we attend PETS: "Rotarians are not paid in cash but the payment for Rotarians time as Club President, AG, DG, and TRF is the satisfaction that comes from doing the job to the best of our abilities and seeing the results in the betterment of those who are not as fortunate as we are. PETS gives us the tools to help us do this successfully." Top 10 Reasons to Attend PETS
Download Agenda * View pictures and schedule of 2006 PETS & of 2005 PETS
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