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Each Tuesday members of the Rotary Club of Milwaukee come together at the War Memorial Center for lunch to listen and learn about the key issues affecting our community--the largest weekly gathering in the metro Milwaukee area.
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This week in Memorial Hall, Rotarians heard from Bennet Merens of the Division of Trade & Consumer Protection at the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture. Bennet discussed the growing scam epidemic and shared four simple communication rules that can help consumers protect themselves and explained why following them is more important than ever for the safety and financial well-being of individuals and families.
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, Rotarians gathered yesterday in Memorial Hall to reflect on the nation's founding document with Joseph Kearney, Dean of Marquette University Law School. Dean Kearney explored the meaning and significance of the Declaration of Independence, examining how the 1776 document should be understood within the context of its own time and how it continues to shape our understanding of the Constitution, and discussed the Declaration's lasting relevance and its continued role in conversations about American ideals, government, and civic life.
This week we celebrated the conclusion of President Kent Lovern's successful year of leadership and thanked him for his dedicated service to the Rotary Club of Milwaukee over the past year. We also proudly welcomed Beth Heller, Vice President of Programs for the Zoological Society of Milwaukee, as our Club President for the 2026–27 Rotary year.
This week in Memorial Hall, Joe Peterangelo, Research Director at the Wisconsin Policy Forum, joined us to discuss the Forum's latest report on the state of small businesses in Wisconsin. He also shared insights from the organization's research on Milwaukee's small business support ecosystem and demonstrated the Metro Milwaukee Innovation DataTool, which measures the region's progress in innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.
This week in Memorial Hall, we heard from Lafayette Crump, Milwaukee's Commissioner of City Development, as he shared his vision for Milwaukee in 2026 and provided an update on the city's economic development efforts and priorities.
This week in Memorial Hall, Rotarians heard from Milwaukee School of Engineering's 6th President, Dr. Eric Baumgartner, as he shared his vision for MSOE and the future of the region's leading technical university. Drawing on leadership experience in higher education, robotics, and at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Dr. Baumgartner offered a unique perspective on innovation, engineering, and the evolving landscape of technical education.
This week in Memorial Hall, community members gathered for an engaging discussion on the significance of Juneteenth in U.S. history and Milwaukee, and how the day is commemorated and celebrated today. Speakers included Tony Kearney, Executive Director of Northcott Neighborhood House; Clayborn Benson of the Wisconsin Black Historical Society; Sarah Pancheri of Milwaukee World Festival; and Miss Juneteenth, Sydney Purifoy-Mahone, with the conversation moderated by Rotarian Karine Moreno-Taxman. Together, the panelists explored the history of Juneteenth, how it is honored in our community today, and ways individuals can take part in the celebration.
This week, we celebrated our Armed Forces Week luncheon featuring Major General (Ret.) Brian Winski, Rotarian and President & CEO of the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center, as we recognized the dedication and sacrifice of active-duty military personnel in our community.
Each Tuesday members of the Rotary Club of Milwaukee come together at the War Memorial Center for lunch to listen and learn about the key issues affecting our community--the largest weekly gathering in the metro Milwaukee area.
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