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Wed Aug 5 Zoom Meeting Richmond Centre of Disability by Ella Huang  

(RCD) is not-for-profit, disability-led and community-based, providing service to Richmond on disability issues. Their mission is to empower people with disabilities to participate in the community to the level of their desires and abilities by providing information, resources, support and by increasing community awareness and accessibility.
 

Ella is the Executive Director of Richmond Centre of Disability.  

Ella was the recipient of Ethel Tibbits, Women of Distinction Award, The Richmond Review in 2013 and Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, Governor General of Canada in 2012 Community Service Category.  

She holds MBA degree from Heriot-Watt University in Scotland and BSc degree in Pharmacy from Aston University in England.

 
 

Zoom online Meeting 12 noon to 1:15pm (Members and friends, looking forward to see you)   

  • Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android, follow this "link" to launch Zoom or download and run zoom. 
  • Meeting ID: 429 869 456  Password: 202020
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  • International numbers available: https://fox.zoom.us/u/acywsDMp1C
If you never use Zoom before, watch "Joining a meeting video" Please email Hugo Li if your need further assistance.
 
Note: If this is your first online meeting, please sign on early and check your video and audio system ahead.
Rotary Moments
A Rotary Moment, what is a Rotary Moment?  Somewhere on our journey we found a gift of friendship and a common purpose of doing good things for others.  One day on our journey, we experienced a beam of light, call it an epiphany of Rotary.  One day, we heard a calling, a whisper and a tug of our sleeve.  That tug on the sleeve was Rotary and that moment was your Rotary moment.
 
Some newer members may not have had that tug on the sleeve as yet, as their journey has just started.  Other members, have seen and experienced one or more Rotary events that punctuated Rotary for themselves. 
 
Today we heard from 12 Rotarians, who shared their moments, so varied, and so illuminating.  Thanks to those who attended today to share their "ah ha" moment with us.  We learned of the global scope of Rotary from those who visited clubs in other countries or attended International Conventions.  We learned about friendships and networking simply by attending local Rotary functions and meeting people.  Youth Service was touched upon, as was International Service Projects, Camaraderie at District Conferences, inspirational speakers, doing local projects.....well the list goes on like a Vegas buffet. 
 
 
Rotary provides a vast array of opportunities.  Rotary can be anything you want it to be.  Rotary doesn't do anything.  Rotary is simply the name of our bond.  You... you and I make things happen.  When our Club slogan reads "We Make Good Things Happen", that "we" is you and your colleagues.
 
 
A bright sunny day, a bright sunny meeting.  Our national anthem led by Angie, invocation by Henry and a wish to our birthday boy today.....P.P. James Hsieh.  Stay safe and keep your distance, so we can all meet again next week when we hear from Richmond Centre for Disabilities.  Don't be a stranger, log in next week so we can say hello.
2021 District Conference in Terrace
 
District Governor Dave Hamilton invites you
to join your Rotary Family for a District Conference like no other! 
Thursday May 20 to Sunday May 23, 2021
 
See the beauty of the Pacific Northwest
Learn more about the First Nations during a visit to a Nisga'a village
Be moved by great keynote speakers 
 
Early Bird Special:
Rotarian Registration Rate up to August 31: $325 + GST
Limited Number of Conference Registrations for First Time Attendees Available: $299 + GST
 
Visit Conference website for event detail and registration (here)...
Featured Member of the week
 

James Kao

Classification:

Wellness Product (You Need Massage Chair), joined the Rotary Club of Richmond Oct 8, 2015. Club President 2020-2021
 
James has been very active since joining the club, he attended Rotary Leadership Institute to learn more about Rotary and decided to work his way to be Club President. He held the position as Sgt-at-arms and Club administration director, also chaired the 2020 Chinese New Year Gala. 
 
Before he immigrated to Canada with his family in 1997, he owned an electronics and appliance store in Taipei and made his first bucket of gold. Adjusting to the new life and work in Canada was difficult but he stuck to his Taiwanese roots, and strived to succeed in a new environment. He finally made his first Canadian bucket of gold, and now he owns the largest massage chair chain in the North American market.
 
James also commits his time to giving back to the community. He often gives business talks to local entrepreneurs and shared his experience. He believes in business ethics and product services. James received Honor Citizen Award of Taipei City and Volunteer Award in 1997, and Recipient of Business Excellence Award in 2002 & 2015.  He was 2016-17 chair of Taiwan Chamber of Commerce in BC. 
 
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