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Ripley, Ohio, Steve Stivers learned from his mother and father the importance of family, hard work and public service, which have been the values he has carried with him throughout his life.
Dr. Christopher Hoch is in his fourth year as director of The Ohio State University Marching and Athletic Bands. He also is associate director of bands and an assistant professor in Ohio State's School of Music. Prior to his appointment, he served one year as interim director, two years as associate director and one year as assistant director of Marching and Athletic Bands. He served for seven years as the director of bands at Rutherford B. Hayes High School in Delaware, OH, and three years as director of The Ohio State University Marching Band Alumni.
Guest Speaker: Andy Beal.Sportsmanship
Winning the right way – with respect and gratitude for teammates, coaches, parents, and competitors.
Character Building & Life Skills
Using the sport experience to develop positive whole-life attitudes and behaviors: perseverance, courage, honesty, and more.
Clean & Healthy Performance
Wellness-centric lifestyles that fuel athletic and personal success – in sport and in everyday life.
We’re powered by the experience and values of USADA – the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency – the country’s most trusted guardian of sport, dedicated to preserving the integrity of competition at every level.
We’re all about the true essence of sport – integrity, respect, teamwork, courage, and responsibility.
Video Recording of this and our past meetings are on our YouTube Channel.
More Photos are on our Flickr website.
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AM Rotary participation in the City of Dublin Mike Utt Scioto River Cleanup. 
One Columbus is the dedicated economic development organization for the 11-county Columbus Region. Our team is committed to helping new and existing businesses grow in the Region by working with both local and state partners to pave the way for your business’s success. Our goal is to ensure the Columbus Region remains vibrant and economically healthy by creating more opportunities for its businesses and residents.
Guest Speaker: Gary Baker ~ District Governor of Rotary 6690
Guest Speaker: Jessica M. Rudolph
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Guest Speaker: Kristen Easterday
The Fiber to Every Home project, a partnership between Dublin and Altafiber. This project will ensure that every premises in the city has access to internet service up to 10 gigabits, which helps meet our community's growing broadband demands and supports Dublin's goal of being the most connected city in the nation.
Thank you to the wonderful committee members who shared updates! Watch the YouTube video, linked below, to learn more.
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This meeting featured speaker J.M. Rayburn discussing the Dublin City Division of Transportation & Mobility.
This meeting featured speakers Dawn Anderson-Butcher, Tyler Wolfe, and Jim Sauter with the OSU LiFESports Initiative. 
UNTIL HELP ARRIVES: If you are ever involved in or witness a traumatic accident, will you know what to do until first responders arrive? Would you be prepared to help save someone’s life? This meeting walked us through each step: how to recognize that there is a problem, how to assess the surroundings so you can act safely, what information is most important to share on your 911 call, and the care you can administer until law enforcement and or fire/EMS arrive. Washington Township Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Riebel and emergency dispatcher (Northwest Regional Emergency Communications Center) Stephanie Skipworth were our presenters.
We heard from John Diehl, senior vice president of applied insights for Hartford Funds. He educates financial advisors and their clients about current and emerging opportunities in the financial services marketplace. These opportunities range from retirement planning, investment planning and charitable planning, to anticipating and preparing for demographic and lifestyle changes.
