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Cheyenne

Service Above Self

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Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.
Little America
2800 West Lincolnway
Cheyenne,
United States of America
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Building a Future Worth Staying For

Building a Future Worth Staying For

June 10, 2026 - The meeting will be held at Little America at 12 Noon.
Josh Dorrell - CEO Wyoming Business Council
Two out of three Wyoming young people leave after high school and don't come back. That's not a loyalty problem – it's an opportunity problem. And it's one Wyoming has been working on for nearly 30 years.

Join Wyoming Business Council CEO Josh Dorrell for a candid conversation about where WBC has been, where it's headed, and the simple but hard question the organization is asking right now: Does Wyoming intend to build a future worth staying for?
 
Josh will share the WBC's newly adopted draft vision and mission – and more importantly, he wants to hear from you. Does this ring true? What's missing? What would it take for this vision to feel real in your community?

This is not a presentation. It's a conversation – and your voice is the point.


 

Thirty five year member, Jerry Haenisch is interviewed by Membership Committee Co-Chair, Dave Bartlett. Jerry reflected on his many favorite things about Rotary, and suggested to new members to get involved.

Stephanie Denning introduced short term Rotary exchange students, Simone Zaccaria(left) and Damian Petry. Simone is staying in the Pine Bluffs area for 2-4 weeks with the Petry family. He is from Naples, Italy. In July, Damian will visit and learn about Naples with Simone and his family who will host Damian's for approximately the same length of time.


 

Danielle Ryan introduced new member Addy Tucker to the Club. Addy Is a familar face to the Rotary Club, she was most recently the President of the LCCC Rotoract Club, with over 30 new members coming into that club in the past 12 months. Addy plans to continue her education in accounting, with plans of a four year degree in accounting.

What was your first job? Child care for women going to group therapy for domestic violence.
 
Where would you like to travel? She wants to travel across Canada.
 
What is your favorite hobby?  Crochet.
 
Your favorite quote? "Success is not measured by wealth, but by the positive impact you have on others."
 

 Welcome Addy!


 
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Josh Dorrell - CEO
Jun 10, 2026
Building a Future Worth Staying For
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