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The Rotary Club of Augusta, Georgia, proudly announces the installation of Surendra Gupta as its president for the 2024-2025 term. Gupta was officially installed on June 24 by outgoing president Bill Keogh. His term will run from July 1, 2024, through June 31, 2025.
Surenda brings a wealth of experience and dedication to his new role. With 43 years of service at Bechtel, he holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Pepperdine University, California. Surenda is a licensed Professional Engineer and holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. His extensive volunteer work includes serving as Division Governor for Toastmasters International and conducting management audits for the University of Georgia Outreach Program.
For the past 25 years, Surenda has been an active volunteer, holding various leadership positions including:
- American Red Cross: Board of Directors member
- Springlakes Homeowners Association: Past President, overseeing an organization of 650 homes
- AARP Tax Aide Foundation: Local Coordinator for the South Augusta location since 2018
- Toastmasters International: Distinguished Toastmaster and Pathways Ambassador
- Project Management Institute (PMI): VP-Education and Programs for 12 years, and graduate of the Leadership Institute of PMI
- National Management Association: Served as BOD, Chairman, President, and Secretary for 9 years
- Easter Seals: Board of Directors member for 3 years
- Customer Value Creation International (CVCI): Board of Directors member for 5 years
Surenda is eager to lead the Rotary Club of Augusta and continue its tradition of service to the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) community.
For more information, please contact: Lindsay Black, Public Image Chair, Rotary Club of Augusta
Surendra Gupta
President 2024-2025
Rotary Club of Augusta
President 2024-25
Surendra-Gupta
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The Rotary Club of Augusta will host its annual High School Speech Contest on February 27. Open to all 9-12 graders in Richmond or Columbia Counties, this is a great experience for young people to hone their research and speaking skills. Oh, and they can also win cash!
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Thank you to Brad Usry, Chairman of the New Arena Committee for the Augusta Richmond County Coliseum Authority, for speaking with us today. He shared a project update with us about the new arena. Turn in to WJBF tonight for highlights! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to Katie Wynn, founder of Dynamik Consulting for speaking to our Club on January 14! Through the use of results-driven techniques, Katie is gifted at motivating participants to unlock their internal potential and develop authentic communication strategies.
With an easy-going, relatable and energetic style, she guides workshop participants through content in a way that inspires them to act immediately with confidence and passion!
Katie is a native of Augusta, Georgia and is married with 3 children. She’s an active leader at The Church of the Good Shepherd, Heritage Academy, Lake Forest Hills Elementary PTO, and Leadership Augusta. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you, Retired Major General Perry Smith, for speaking to our club. Major Smith served over 30 years in the Air Force and is the author of “Courage, Compassion, Marine” and “Rules and Tools for Leaders”. He spoke about current world affairs on January 6, 2024. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to Doctors Hospital of Augusta for speaking to our club in December about their world-renowned Burn Services. As the home of the largest burn center in the United States, the Joseph M. Still Burn Center, they provide complex and comprehensive burn and wound care for more than 3,000 patients from across the country each year.
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This 2024 Ram Big Horn is available to win through participating in the annual signature fundraising event with the Rotary Club of Augusta and the Dr Mac Bowman Horizon Foundation. Here are the details.
🎟️ Only 1,500 raffle tickets are available.
💳 $100 each. I accept all forms of payment and will fill out the tickets and send you a picture. 📸
🤠 Cowboy hat not required to operate the truck but it compliments the driver 😉.
🗓️ Drawing is Feb 13, 2025.
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Dr Lauren Bigham, Director of the Psycho-Social Oncology Program at Augusta University Medical Center, spoke to our club about Mental Health - Moving the Needle -What and How of Mental Health. She shared valuable resources to ensure we are all taking care of ourselves and our community. ... See MoreSee Less
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Spotlight on Scouting in Augusta: A Legacy of Leadership and Service
Dan Rogers, CEO and Scout Executive of the Georgia–Carolina Council of Scouting America, recently shared insights into the rich tradition and impact of Scouting in the Augusta community. Drawing on his own experiences, including an impressive 13,000 miles of backpacking as a scout on the Appalachian Trail, Dan highlighted the transformative power of Scouting.
He spoke about the many activities available to local scouts, such as summer camp at the Knox Scout Reservation and programs at the Adventure Center, which features swimming, fencing, disc golf, and more. He also celebrated the remarkable achievement of a local scout who raised $10,000 for his troop, showcasing the resourcefulness and leadership that Scouting inspires.
For over a century, Scouting programs have instilled the core values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law in youth across the nation. These values remain as relevant today as they were in 1910, helping young people develop academic skills, self-confidence, ethics, leadership, and citizenship that guide them throughout their lives. While many activities promote teamwork and teach practical skills, Scouting uniquely fosters a deeper appreciation for service to others and the importance of community.
In recognition of her dedication to Scouting, Faye Hargrove was honored with the prestigious Moral Compass patch for her outstanding contributions.
Scouting continues to be a cornerstone of youth development, shaping future leaders and strengthening communities.
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