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Shark Tank Project

Shark Tank evolved from the Bridging the Gap Business Plan program at Hopewell High School in 2015.

 

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Lion Woodward Foundation Scholarship

 

Upcoming Events

Apr
7
Tue
4:00 pm District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
Apr 7 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
To help keep Rotarians connected and up-to-date District 7475 will sponsor weekly ONLINE rotary meeting. Advance registration is required for each meeting to participate. (limited to 500 participants) Once you register you will receive immediate approval[...]
Apr
14
Tue
12:00 pm District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
Apr 14 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
To help keep Rotarians connected and up-to-date District 7475 will sponsor weekly ONLINE rotary meeting. Advance registration is required for each meeting to participate. (limited to 500 participants) Once you register you will receive immediate approval[...]
Apr
21
Tue
4:00 pm District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
Apr 21 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
To help keep Rotarians connected and up-to-date, District 7475 will sponsor weekly ONLINE rotary meeting. Advance registration is required for each meeting to participate. (limited to 500 participants) Once you register you will receive immediate approval[...]
Apr
28
Tue
12:00 pm District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
Apr 28 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
To help keep Rotarians connected and up-to-date District 7475 will sponsor weekly ONLINE rotary meeting. Advance registration is required for each meeting to participate. (limited to 500 participants) Once you register you will receive immediate approval[...]
May
5
Tue
4:00 pm District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
District 7475 Weekly Zoom Meeting
May 5 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
To help keep Rotarians connected and up-to-date, District 7475 will sponsor weekly ONLINE rotary meeting. Advance registration is required for each meeting to participate. (limited to 500 participants) Once you register you will receive immediate approval[...]
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The Rotary Club of Trenton has an old adage: “The best programs come from the members.” Long-standing member Glenn Paul had us riveted by his presentation on “Effective Communication”. We all know him as an articulate Princeton graduate who is never short on insightful observations. Although in retrospect his points appear as common sense, we oftentimes fail to incorporate them into our daily lives. I’m guilty. He highlighted the dilemma of many young people today, who despite the proliferation of Social Media, suffer from loneliness. This is reflected in an alarming increase in suicidal rates. Here are a few gems: ...Memorialize our life by printing a yearly Facebook Notebook. Your love ones will someday be thrilled to see who we were and what we thought many years from now. ...Don’t be afraid to say “I’m sorry” whenever you have offended someone. It’s a powerful way to build trust and goodwill. ...Never threaten anyone under any circumstance. It will invariably lead to resentment or retribution. ...Give a warm hand to everyone you encounter, regardless of any perceived impressions or status. ...Heap appreciation on any positive action or comments directed at you. ...Be passionate about what is important to you. He used the comparison between owners of a Tesla vs. a Ford. Owners LOVE for their Tesla has driven its stock price. ...Give “Bad News” in person, but “Good News” in writing! Usually we do it the other way around. We frequently deliver bad news via an email, letter or phone message. That’s cowardly. More noteworthy, if you really want to say something praiseworthy, put it in writing. Following the meeting, I was going to tell him how much We all enjoyed his talk. But, instead I hope this post does it justice. Great job, my friend!

The Rotary Club of Trenton has an old adage: “The best programs come from the members.”

Long-standing member Glenn Paul had us riveted by his presentation on “Effective Communication”. We all know him as an articulate Princeton graduate who is never short on insightful observations. Although in retrospect his points appear as common sense, we oftentimes fail to incorporate them into our daily lives. I’m guilty.

He highlighted the dilemma of many young people today, who despite the proliferation of Social Media, suffer from loneliness. This is reflected in an alarming increase in suicidal rates.

Here are a few gems:
...Memorialize our life by printing a yearly Facebook Notebook. Your love ones will someday be thrilled to see who we were and what we thought many years from now.

...Don’t be afraid to say “I’m sorry” whenever you have offended someone. It’s a powerful way to build trust and goodwill.

...Never threaten anyone under any circumstance. It will invariably lead to resentment or retribution.

...Give a warm hand to everyone you encounter, regardless of any perceived impressions or status.

...Heap appreciation on any positive action or comments directed at you.

...Be passionate about what is important to you. He used the comparison between owners of a Tesla vs. a Ford. Owners LOVE for their Tesla has driven its stock price.

...Give “Bad News” in person, but “Good News” in writing! Usually we do it the other way around. We frequently deliver bad news via an email, letter or phone message.
That’s cowardly. More noteworthy, if you really want to say something praiseworthy, put it in writing.

Following the meeting, I was going to tell him how much We all enjoyed his talk. But, instead I hope this post does it justice. Great job, my friend! ... See MoreSee Less

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