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Vocational Service in Action
The second Avenue of Service. High ethical standards in business and professions; The recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society.
Operation Livewire Partnership - Shell, Rotary & Government The importance and value of Shell's Operation Livewire program is demonstrated by the support it has attracted. Who better to provide help and guidance for tomorrow's business community than members of the network of Rotary Clubs? Many business men and women from Rotary Clubs have shared their valuable experience and knowledge with the next generation - and have found this contact to be just as rewarding for them as for the entrant. Operation Livewire has the continued support of all states. This includes assistance with resource material, training workshops and guidance for entrants and speakers.
Young Business Stars Shine at Operation Livewire State Awards
First Prize; 2 young Brisbane ladies for their public relations and marketing solutions business plan. Luke Sugars of Gold Coast gained an honourable mention. Luke has designed and patented a pillion passenger safety belt for motor cycles. Lukes Mentor is Robert Harcourt from the RC of Ashmore. Another winner was Kym Hirst of Mackay. Kym operates 3 businesses under a core business name "Kympet". 1. Rent-a-rat; a service providing a pet rental service for children. 2. Kympet Pics; taking professional photographs of people and their pets. 3. Kympet Breeding; specialising in breeding rats and mice for pet stores.
Club Service in Action
This is the first Avenue of Service. The development of Aquaintance as an opportunity for Service.
