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January 18, 2018Volume 102 Issue 13Join us at the Westin Poinsett HotelTuesday, January 23 at 12:00; Business Begins at 12:15Craig McCoyBon Secours St. Francis Health SystemCraig McCoy is the Chief Executive Officer of Bon Secours St. Francis HealthSystem in Greenville, South Carolina. This system encompasses St. FrancisDowntown with 277 beds; the 93-bed St. Francis Eastside; the St. Francis CancerCenter; the Optimum Health Network; St. Francis Physician Services; and the BonSecours St. Francis Health System Foundation.Previous to his arrival at Bon Secours St. Francis on June 8, 2015, Mr. McCoy waswith Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, Georgia, serving as Chief Executive Officer ofEmory Saint Joseph’s Hospital and Emory Johns Creek Hospital. He previouslyserved as Chief Executive Officer at Paradise Valley Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, and Vice PresidentProfessional Services at Oconee Medical Center in Seneca, South Carolina.Mr. McCoy is a graduate of Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina and obtained his masters ofhealth administration from Clemson/Medical University of South Carolina. He is a member of the AmericanCollege of Healthcare Executives. Mr. McCoy also serves on the Board of Directors of the GreenvilleChamber of Commerce, South Carolina Governor’s School for Science & Math Foundation, Universityof Greenville, Peace Center for the Performing Arts, the Advisory Board of LiveWell Greenville and theCommerce Club Board of Governors.INVITE A FUTURE ROTARIAN AS A GUEST -- 21Includes a delicious lunch, an inspiring program, and free parking.Pre-register your guest to save time at check-in.The Rotary Club of Greenville meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in beautiful Downtown Greenville.
President’s MessageThoughts from President Scott StephensContinuing to Impact GreenvilleLaw Enforcement and Career DayOur Rotary Club has made a big impact on the Greenvillecommunity for the past 101 years. While we haven’t built another Textile Hall, Camp Sevier, orFurman Gymnasium (yet), nonetheless we have worked to be a positive influence in the lives of thepeople of Greenville.At our February 13th Rotary meeting, we will be recognizing those public servants who provideprotection and service to our community. Our annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day givesus all the opportunity to publically acknowledge the professionals of the city, county, and stateagencies who impact our lives every day. Every year since 1976, Rotary Club of Greenville hashonored those individuals who have been recognized by their peers for outstanding service.Another annual event hosted by our club is Career Day. Career shadowing and mentoring hasbeen provided by leaders in our club to Upstate high school seniors every year for over thirty years.Our Career Day provides a great service to the young people in our community!Related to Career Day, one of the more memorable stories I’ve heard is one Rotarian Wade Kolbtold a few months ago. While doing a job interview at Duke University last year for his law firm,Wade met a young girl from Greenville who had just completed law school. In conversation, sherevealed that she gives credit for her career choice to Rotarian Jason Elliott and our Career Dayevent. What great feedback as to the impact our Career Day event makes on young lives! If you’reinterested in sharing your expertise with seniors during our Career Day event, contact RotariansJoan Burket or Jeff Bullock.Our Rotary Club has hosted these two wonderful events for years. As a Rotarian, you should beproud of the impact that both have on people in our community!Make plans to attend both events .better yet, bring a friend to Rotary as a guest to see theimpact we as Rotarians make in Greenville.Scott Stephens, PresidentThe Rotary Club of Greenville meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in beautiful Downtown Greenville.
Mark Your CalendarCALENDARTuesday, January 23Discover Rotary, 11:00, Westin Poinsett HotelTuesday, January 23Rotary Club of Greenville Meeting, 12:00 noon, Westin PoinsettHotel featuring Craig McCoy, CEO of Bon Secours St. FrancisHealth SystemTuesday, February 13Rotary Club of Greenville Meeting, 12:00 noon, Westin PoinsettHotel featuring Law Enforcement Appreciation DayRotary Club of Greenville Meeting, 12:00 noon, Westin PoinsettHotel featuring USC Upstate Chancellor Brendan KellyFriday, May 18All Club Conference, Hilton Charleston Convention CenterMonday, May 21Rotary Centennial Cup Golf Tournament, Holly Tree CountryClubThe Object of RotaryThe Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, toencourage and foster:FIRST:The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;SECOND:High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all usefuloccupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society;THIRD:The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life;FOURTH:The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship ofbusiness and professional persons united in the ideal of service.The Rotary Club of Greenville meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in beautiful Downtown Greenville.
Connecting MembersCareer Day Volunteers NeededCareer Day has become a signature event for our club. It pairs high school studentswith Rotary volunteer mentors in the career field of the students’ choice for a halfday shadowing experience. The students are juniors and seniors selected by theircounselors from participating Greenville county high schools. The event providesthe students a unique opportunity to learn about a career interest in a “handson” manner and provides Rotarians an opportunity to fulfill their commitment tovocational service, one of the four primary areas of service in Rotary, in a meaningfulway.The Career Day Service Award is also given on this day to either a Rotarian or acommunity member who has demonstrated high ethical standards in business andprofessional affairs and positively influences the future of youth in our community.If you are willing to share information with students interested in your chosenprofession, please volunteer to spend time with them during Career Day.For information or to volunteer, contact Joan Burket or Jeff Bullock:Joan Burket: joan.burket@scansource.comJeff Bullock: jbullock@greenvillesc.govConnect to DACdbDid you know. You can use your smart phone to connectto DACdb and have club information at your fingertips!Here’s how:On your smartphone or electronic device, enter m.dacdb.com in the search field. Enter your login and password information, as well as our Club #6198. You can select remember me to automatically log in each time you visit and clickLogin to access information.If you need your login credentials, email Jeanine at clubadmin@greenvillerotary.org.The Rotary Club of Greenville meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in beautiful Downtown Greenville.
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MembershipProposed New MembersAndrew GibbonsSalesLeading Authorities, Inc.Work: 1725 Eye St. NW Suite 200, Washington, DC 20006Home: 201 Riverplace Suite 501, Greenville, SC 29601Sponsors: Jerry O’Neal and Tom 3939Keith HodgsonSr. Loan ConsultantGeorge Mason Mortgage & Subsidiary of United BankWork: 220 N. Main St., Suite 500, Greenville, SC 29601Home: 10 Poinsett Ave. N., Greenville, SC 29601Sponsors: John Kent and Louis RedmondDavid MontgomeryVP - SalesVisit GreenvilleSCWork: 148 River St. Suite 222, Greenville, SC 29601Home: 121 Conestee Ave., Greenville, SC 29605Sponsors: Fabian Unterzaucher and Phillip KilgoreMassiel SteadmanParent & Community LiaisonLead Academy Charter SchoolWork: 804 Mauldin Road, Greenville, SC 29607Home: 3 Timbertree Way, Taylors, SC 29687Sponsors: Jane Dyer and Scott StephensMallory WinterSBA LenderTD BankWork: 104 S. Main St., 6th Floor, Greenville, SC 29601Home: 133 Carissa Court, Greer, SC 29650Sponsors: Stanton Horne and Cary ry.winter@td.com864-727-8457229-251-9405Proposed New Members - WoodlandsDianne TartaroRetiredKraft Foodsdwt@adt-law.comHome: 1246 Trailhead Court, Greenville, SC 29617203-446-7276Sponsors: Angelo Tartaro and Terry WeaverThe Rotary Club of Greenville meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in beautiful Downtown Greenville.
The GreenvilleRotarianNewsletter of the Rotary Club of GreenvilleOrganized January 7, 1916RI PresidentDistrict GovernorClub PresidentPresident ElectSecretaryTreasurerBulletin EditorClub AdministratorIan H.S. RiseleyEd IrickScott StephensRon DemonetScott PowellMark SwansonRussell StallJeanine HarrisonRotary Club of Greenville728 N. Pleasantburg Drive Greenville, SC 29607Office: 864-235-2293 Fax: 864-235-3328Office HoursMonday - Thursday - 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Friday - ClosedThe Rotary Club of Greenville meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in beautiful Downtown Greenville.
health administration from Clemson/Medical University of South Carolina. He is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives. Mr. McCoy also serves on the Board of Directors of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, South Carolina Governor's School for Science & Math Foundation, University of Greenville, Peace Center for the Performing Arts, the Advisory Board of LiveWell Greenville .
