The Rotary eClub of Brindabella meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 8pm Canberra/Sydney time. Our meetings include speakers, club business, project planning and more. Visitors are welcome.
Our next meeting is this Thursday, July 23rd, featuring Sally Lean - see details below.
Please note: this Zoom meeting is scheduled weekly, but the club will only meet scheduled nights.
Sally Lean is an award-winning international educator, speaker, teen success coach, and author with over two decades of experience in international education & training across Australia, China, Singapore, Thailand, & the USA. Now a teen coach, Sally uses her school education experience with graduate profiles to empower teens in building their own personalised “Success Profile” while developing their confidence, self-leadership, and communication skills. Sally also works with parents to save some early grey hair with communication and connection strategies for teens!
Sally is fluent in Chinese (Mandarin) and deeply experienced in international and intercultural education and communication, she has led multimillion-dollar initiatives, working with top leaders and educators globally. Her education and coaching programs have impacted well over 10,000 teens, from more than 80 countries
District Changeover 2026
District Changeover 2026
District Changeover 2026
9th of July Meeting Recap
The meeting was the first meeting of July for the E-Club of Brindabella, where members discussed various updates and announcements. The main focus was on a potential new member, Garth Perkins, who was considering joining the club after resigning from Coolaman Rotary Club after 22 years of membership. The group played an icebreaker game to learn about members' preferences between summer and winter, pizza and hamburgers, board games and card games, and sweet and salty foods. Jenny provided an update on the pie drive initiative, explaining that local bakeries were fully booked through December and would need to book for next year to participate. The club discussed challenges with the scholarship program, particularly regarding the process between the Greater Good organization and Canberra University, with Travis agreeing to meet with the university to clarify selection criteria and involvement of club members in the process. Jenny gave a foundation update, reminding members about the importance of supporting Rotary Foundation with donations, and the group celebrated Ross Ellis's 35 years in Rotary and discussed various members' birthdays.
In this section of the bulletin, we will now include a list of all known RECB-relevant upcoming events and activities, both internal and external as appropriate. If you have anything to add, please email them through!
