Join us Wednesday morning at 7:30am in the Great Hall - Kitchi Gammi Club (831 E Superior St., Duluth, MN 55802) as we hear from Angela Stocke - Business Coach
Hi, I'm Angela Stocke.
I’m a business coach for creatives. I coach entrepreneurs & business owners to thrive in business & life.
I love coaching clients who are UP TO SOMETHING!
I coach both women & men who want to make change in the world. My clients are passionate about making a difference. I work with creative entrepreneurs who want help with focus, balance, & purpose. I work with business owners who want their work & their workplace to inspire greatness. I work with clients who want to have a business brand that is authentic & empowering. I coach people who want to have a better relationship with money. I coach clients who are ready to become leaders in their industry.
I also do lots of coaching around money with women. I'm kind of obsessed with that.
My clients are ready to THINK BIG and explore the opportunities their gifts can bring.
I believe it's our duty to lift others up with our gifts. I believe we shine brightest when we know who we are, what we believe in, where we are going. We are powerful when we see how our lives contribute to the greater world. My clients want to contribute and are intentional about living lives that matter. They find value in living life well and shine as examples of what is possible.
The return of the Final Final Golf Outing, almost! Instead of playing 36 holes as was done in past years, the return event will be an 18 hole Final outing. The event will be held at Northland Country Club on October 16th. Harbortown member Greg Wegler has 10 golf guest passes available ($125 value) to Harbortown Rotarians on a first come first serve basis. The cost of your cart, food and beverages are on your own. There are two, five-some tee times reserved starting at 11:30 and 11:40. The weather forecast looks great. Please contact Greg and let him know that you’re interested to reserve your spot.
If you are feeling called to help with disaster response following Hurricane Helene and are looking for a way to contribute, please consider donating to the Rotary Foundation Disaster Response Fund. Your gift helps Rotary clubs provide disaster recovery and support rebuilding efforts. Contributions are made available through Rotary Disaster Response Grants.
The structure set up by The Rotary Foundation to allow for Rotarians to give toward disaster response is the Disaster Response Fund. When giving to this fund, donors cannot give toward a specific disaster but instead helps to ensure there are funds available for affected Districts to apply for a Disaster Response Grant to help their communities recover.
There are also opportunities to donate outside of The Rotary Foundation.
The Rotary Zones of 33/34 have a Foundation with a fund to specifically address disaster relief in their area. A link can be found here: https://www.rizones33-34.org/disaster-relief/.
As a leader in Rotary, your dedication to service helps make our work possible. This World Polio Day, we’re relying on people like you to lead the way as we keep working to provide critical funding for vaccination campaigns, public awareness initiatives, and health care infrastructure.
With our supporters, partners, and leaders, we’ve helped immunize more than 3 billion children against polio in 122 countries, and we won’t stop until we end the disease for good.
In preparation for World Polio Day on 24 October, please get involved and encourage your members to do so as well. You can:
By raising awareness and funds on World Polio Day, we can protect children in communities around the world so that they never again suffer the paralyzing effects of this disease. We must remain vigilant and continue our work to immunize up to 400 million children each year. Until polio is eradicated from the world, it remains a threat to children everywhere.
Thank you for your leadership as together, we end polio.
If you have the upcoming program duty (check the duty roster here), please be sure to secure a speaker and provide notice to Casey Nies (Nies.casey@gmail.com) as soon as your speaker is confirmed. If you are unable to confirm a speaker, please contact Lauren Farden (lauren.farden@edwardjones.com) for help. If you have a different assigned program duty and cannot make it to the meeting, please find a replacement.
Harbortown Rotary has a Windows 11 laptop. Presenters may bring a USB drive with the PowerPoint presentation (or whatever is wanted to be shown on the projector while speaking). Please share this information with your program's presenter.
Upcoming Program Duties:
02.19 - Fireside
02.26 - Brandon Torgenson - MN Adult & Teen Challenge
For news, announcements, event promotion, social media, media releases, and more, please contact Casey Nies (nies.casey@gmail.com | 701.351.7270)
For Scuttlebutt: If you are hosting the program speaker, please copy Casey on the speaker's name, organization, and email. If you are the chair of a Harbortown Committee, please update Casey on relevant information regarding grants and awards, meetings or news. Casey will use this information to create more dynamic and engaging content to share with potential club members and on social media!
Do you have Harbortown Rotary pictures to share!? Share your photos HERE with Google Photosso we can spread the word about how awesome our members are and the impact we're making on our community!
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