Today's topic was "The Challenges of Organizational Change," presented by Dr. Tod Outlaw of Wayland Baptist University (WBA). He provided examples of major companies that recreated their own future, including WBA which transformed its campus from a traditional classroom-based school to having a strong online program. Click here to learn more about Dr. Outlaw at WBA, or email him at outlawm001@hawaii.rr.com
A touching morning
PP Dave Erdman started the morning with a quote from "Life is Like an Artichoke," a book by former Sunrise PP Linda Wheeler. We also observed a moment of silence for Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and the victims of the Arizona shooting.
Honolulu Sunrise was pleased to welcome guests Liz Kane, District 5000 Assistant Governor for Central Oahu Clubs; Jack Ballentine from San Francisco, and Rebecca Ahina of ImageTeQ (with Jay Jurick) and Rotarian Bob from Huntsville, Ohio.
Nolan Pong announced that we will be working on a Weinberg Foundation project this spring.
Reading project with Hawaii Literacy
Take up a book and inspire a child as we partner with Hawaii Literacy from 3-5pm on the dates below. Sign up with janicehtaketa@mac.com
February 4 & April 1 – Kalihi Park Terrace
February 11 & April 8 – Mayor Wright Family Library
Hawaii Youth Scholarship Foundation Search
Mei Nakamoto announced the search has begun for outstanding seniors to receive $5,000 or $2,000 scholarships sponsored by our club.
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