Events

Jeff Teresi grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and moved to California with his family just over a year ago. After graduating from the prestigious Carlson School of Management, Jeff became an author, speaker, and hall-of-fame business achiever. His MISSION is helping people break through to their next big breakthrough. His talk will be on his latest book: The 7 Key Abilities. https://www.jeffteresi.com/

This is a weekly meeting for The Rotary Club of San Francisco Evening, open to all Rotarians, visting Rotarians, prospective members and guests. Please reach out for zoom information if you do not receive the emails.

Laine Kohama has over 20 years of experience in the computer and technology industry.  He has worked at both large Fortune 500 companies such as Sun Microsystems as well as at smaller locally-owned companies which has allowed him to diversify his knowledge and serve clients from every walk of life.

He has a vast array of partnerships and IT certifications with Microsoft, Dell, Watchguard, Cisco, and VMWare, to name a few. Always at the forefront of technology, his passion lies in looking for cutting-edge solutions that are cost effective, sustainable, and easy to implement for all levels of computer users.  

Born and raised in Hawaii, he started his computer consulting business Gigaisland  seventeen years ago.  His tagline "The Friendlier Side of Computer Services" personifies his company, whose mission is to build a bridge of understanding between clients and technology in a way that is friendly, simple and empowering.

He's the CIO of Gigaisland, not Chief Information Officer, but CIO instead stands for Compassion, Integrity, and Ohana.  Those core values are what makes Gigaisland strive to be the best computer experience you'll receive in Hawaii.

This is a weekly meeting for The Rotary Club of San Francisco Evening, open to all Rotarians, visting Rotarians, prospective members and guests. Please reach out for zoom information if you do not receive the emails. 

Amend at UCSF works to transform correctional culture inside prisons and jails and reduce the debilitating health effects of those environments.

Amend offers a multi-year immersive program drawing on practices in Norway and elsewhere to inspire changes in correctional cultures. Our program provides direct training and technical support to promote an approach known as “dynamic security,” where all interactions between officers and residents of correctional facilities are aimed at supporting residents to change their lives for the better so that they can live healthier, more productive lives upon their return to their communities. https://amend.us/

This is a weekly meeting for The Rotary Club of San Francisco Evening, open to all Rotarians, visting Rotarians, prospective members and guests. Please reach out for zoom information if you do not receive the emails.

But beekeeping in urban areas can cause anxiety for city dwellers. Mostly because of myths and misconceptions.

This short presentation will provide an introduction to honey bees, talk about the benefits of having bees all around us, dispel some common myths and answer questions about how bees and humans can co-exist in the City. We'll discuss what it takes to be a beekeeper in an urban area and also talk about the importance of bees and some practical information about honey.

Marc Johnson is a member of the San Francisco Beekeepers Association, has been keeping bees for about eight years, is part of the swarm catching team in the City and teaches bee classes at Garden for the Environment and more.

This is a weekly meeting for The Rotary Club of San Francisco Evening, open to all Rotarians, visiting Rotarians, prospective members and guests.

Food is provided; drinks are available for purchase :)

There is a $20 fee at the door for visiting Rotarians and returning guests; cash, check and credit card payment options available. First time guests are FREE!