Rotary founder, Paul Harris, hoped that the membership of each club would represent a broad range of vocations within their community. He encouraged Rotarian’s to practice a high standard of ethics, and to support each other’s businesses.

Long Beach Rotary Career Service Projects

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Breakfast Business Roundtable

Once a month, the Breakfast Business Roundtable meets and is only open to club members. This informal discussion provides a venue where a smaller group can meet to share business concerns and resources, and learn more about each other’s businesses.

Mentoring

We offer additional assistance to local students by helping to connect them with one-on-one mentoring opportunities, either with Rotarians or through other resources. In addition, we have recently expanded our mentoring efforts to include an internship program, where Camp Enterprise alumni can gain work experience during their summer break at a local Rotarian-owned business.

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Rotary Roots Offsite Visitation

The first Rotary clubs nationwide were all small enough to rotate the weekly meetings amongst the different member businesses. To capture that same spirit, our large club plans at least two offsite lunch meetings each year. The “Rotary Roots” offsite program includes 8 host member businesses/organizations from which our members can choose to visit. This gives an opportunity for the host members to delve more deeply into their businesses or into interesting topics related to their businesses with 10-12 of their fellow club members. At other times throughout the year, we visit other local organizations in order to learn more about the Long Beach community we all enjoy.

Rotary Club of Long Beach - Rotary Roots