Get ready for an adventure of service, connection at our nation’s capital during the Joint District Conference! Join us at the stunning Westin City Center, Washington, D.C., where the activities abound and endless possibilities for learning, fellowship, and action.
- Engaging keynotes from inspiring leaders who will ignite your passion for Rotary’s mission
- Dynamic breakout sessions covering a diverse range of topics
- Unforgettable networking opportunities to connect with fellow Rotarians from across both districts and forge powerful collaborations.
- And of course, the chance to explore the breathtaking beauty of Washington, D.C.!
Joint District Conference
7610 & 7620
Friday, October 3 – Sunday, October 5, 2025
Westin City Center, Washington, D.C.
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House of Friendship
Show off your products, projects, or passion at a table in the House of Friendship! You’ll receive a high visibility location, a table, a table skirt and 2 chairs. Set up 1:30pm – 6pm on Friday. Clubs, Community Organizations, and Nonprofit Rate: $50; For-profit business Rate: $100.
Sponsored by
Rotary Club of Blue Ridge Mountains
Mindful Relaxation
Enjoy some Rotary fellowship with your 7610 and 7620 friends as we engage in mindful relaxation activities such as morning walks and yoga.
Family Service Project
We’re delighted to announce that for our service event on Saturday, October 4, we are partnering with Friendship Place. Friendship Place is the premier housing service provider for people experiencing homelessness in the DC region. Their innovative, customized, person-focused programs empower participants to rebuild their lives, find homes, get jobs and reconnect with friends, family and the community, permanently. https://friendshipplace.org/
Sponsored by
Rotary Club of Washington, D.C.
Peace, AI and Rotary
These stimulating and thought-provoking breakout sessions will be focused on Elevating the Rotary Experience, Peace, AI and how you can engage with all three and have them work together for your club.
Mega Joint Hospitality Suite
Gather together in one great space to celebrate fellowship and community service ideas with fellow friends from both districts with a beverage of your choice.
Sponsored by
Rotary District 7620/Virtual X Kitchen
The Westin Washington DC City Center is a must-experience hotel for those who want a different view of DC. Feel your best in our energizing spaces: the atrium’s bright atmosphere, our fitness center’s immersive technology, and our DC restaurant’s trendy twist on historic design. You will feel energized in our pet-friendly hotel rooms featuring city views, marble bathrooms, SmartTV’s, luxury bedding, and a workspace that empowers you. Connect well in vibrant social spaces or over drinks at our DC hot-spot: Infamy Restaurant & Bar – or power up with a healthy breakfast. Our building is known for its design history, our service brings unique DC experiences to you, and our hotel 
near Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Lincoln Theater, and Capital One Arena offers access to memorable locations.
$193 + tax and fees (includes $8 donation to PolioPlus)
Overview of Conference Schedule
Friday, October 3, 2025
- 11:30am – 12:30pm l Intercountry Committees (ICC) Meeting
- 12:30pm – 1:30pm l Interact Chairs Meeting
- 2:00pm – 6:30pm | Registration Opens
- 2:00pm – 6:00pm | House of Friendship
- 2:00pm – 5:00pm | Peacebuilding Workshops
- 2:00pm – 5:00pm | Scavenger Hunt in City
- 5:00pm – 7:00pm | Optional Evening Meditation [details]
- 5:00pm – 7:00pm | Special District Conference Event: Award-Winning Documentary Screening + Expert Panel!
- 7:00pm – ? | Mega Hospitality Suite – join us for an International Night to Unite for Good!
Saturday, October 4, 2025
- 7:00am – 8:00am | Mindful Morning Moments: Walk & Yoga (Optional)
- 8:00am – 4:00pm | Registration Opens
- 9:00am – 4:00pm | House of Friendship Opens
- 8:00am – 9:00am | Full & Hearty Rotary Breakfast
- BREAK
- 9:00am – 11:15am | Welcoming Remarks; Keynote Speaker; and RI President Representative
- BREAK
- 11:30am – 12:30pm | Service Project Activity
- 11:30am – 12:30pm | Breakout, choose from
— Session I: How to Use AI to Grow on Social Media — repeats in afternoon
— Session II: Peace Building — repeats in afternoon
— Session III: Rotary Youth Programs - BREAK
- 12:45pm – 2:00pm | Lunch + Keynote Luncheon Speaker
- BREAK
- 2:15pm – 5:00pm | Service Project Activity
- 2:15pm – 3:15pm | Breakout, choose from
— Session I: How to Use AI to Grow on Social Media — repeats from morning
— Session II: Peace Building — repeats from morning
— Session III: Unlock Engagement by Mastering the Story Blueprint - 4:00pm – 5:00pm | Rotary Foundation Donor Reception (by invitation only)
- 5:30pm – 7:45pm | Dine Around! ($) Hosted/Curated dinners at nearby locations for smaller groups of 8-10 attendees to enjoy various types of cuisines & company
- 7:00pm – 9:00pm | Optional Evening Meditation [details]
- 8:00pm – ?? | Mega Hospitality Suite – join us for Sweets & Treats: A Rotary Celebration!
Sunday, October 5, 2025
- 7:00am – 8:00am | Mindful Morning Moments: Walk & Yoga (Optional)
- 8:00am – 11:00am | House of Friendship
- 8:45am | Reunion Breakfast / Brunch Farewell / Speaker and Closing Remarks; RI President Representative
- 10:30am | Close
- 1:00pm | Washington Spirit soccer game (optional) LEARN MORE>>
Meet Our Keynote Speakers
Brian Rusch, RI President’s Representative
Brian Rusch is a humanitarian, peace leader, and storyteller who regularly consults in the areas of human rights and diversity, equity and inclusion. With a client base made up of nonprofit organi-zations, governments, corporations and celebrities, Brian helps them strategize how they can best optimize their platforms to be change makers for good. Expanding on his global humanitarian efforts, in 2022, he launched Out For Equality, a US-based nonprofit that provides strategy and resources to grassroots LGBTQ+ organizations fighting for human rights around the world.
Brian has run foundations for Nobel Peace laureates Archbishop Desmond Tutu and His Holiness the Dalai Lama. He continues his work with the Nobel Laureates as a strategic consultant for Kailash Satyarthi and a member of the board of directors of Leymah Gbowee’s U.S.-based foun-dation. Brian is a founding member of Rotary International’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion task force, responsible for putting together a plan to assess the state of DEI in Rotary and implementing that plan amongst its 1.4 million members. He currently serves on Rotary’s Enhancing Participant Engagement Committee, responsible for advising the Trustees and Board on the implementation of a diversity, equity, and inclusion into the action plan.
Brian is a passionate advocate for human rights for all, and works tirelessly to inspire people, es-pecially young people to become change makers for peace. He is an expert in creating youth peace programs, and his work has focused on developing educational programs for youth to in-spire their own explorations of ethics, and that focus on reshaping conversations about peace, equality, and forgiveness.
Before working in the nonprofit sector, Brian worked in the entertainment industry, first as a celeb-rity fashion stylist in Hollywood and as the celebrity fashion editor for Vanidad magazine. He lat-er went on to create three multi-media companies and has authored four books, produced two au-dio CDs and has produced and directed more than 70 films, including the award-winning docu-mentary Aloha Life. Brian has been featured as an expert in The Wall Street Journal, California Apparel News, The Oregonian, Portland Monthly, Prevention magazine, DNA magazine, The Bos-ton Globe, and The Los Angeles Times. His first company FashionTeen.com was groundbreaking as one of the original pop culture portals blending fashion, celebritainment and the internet and was the basis of a thesis subject at MIT.
Brian lives in Barcelona, Spain with his husband Jason and their dog.
Roselyn Akombe
Roselyn Akombe is the Chief of Peacebuilding Strategy and Partnerships at the United Nations Department for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs. She has over twenty years of leadership experience at the national, regional, and international level. Previously, Roselyn served as the Regional Governance and Peacebuilding Coordinator for Africa at UNDP. She also worked as a Deputy Director in the Policy and Mediation Division, United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs. Her academic background, technical expertise, career path and interests cover a wide spectrum of conflict prevention, governance, peacebuilding and economic issues. Roselyn also served in her national capacity as a Commissioner with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission of Kenya and as an Economist with the African Union as well as a Senior Electoral Officer at the United Nations Election Observation Mission in Burundi. She started her career in Kenya working with civil society on gender and democratic governance. She holds a Masters and PhD in Global Affairs (Political Economy) from Rutgers University, United States as well as an undergraduate degree from the University of Nairobi.
Deuntay Diggs
The Honorable Deuntay Diggs is known worldwide as the “Dancing Deputy,” rising to viral fame with two dance videos to Beyoncé’s “Formation,” which collectively reached an estimated 90 million people—and counting. His electrifying performances captured the nation’s attention and led to appearances on major platforms, including America’s Got Talent, Good Morning America, and The T.D. Jakes Show.
Deuntay is the creator of the powerful documentary Beneath The Scar: A Story of Resilience, currently streaming on Amazon Prime. The film is a visual extension of his book by the same name, chronicling his journey from trauma to triumph—a deeply personal account of overcoming poverty, abuse, racism, and discrimination.
In addition to his advocacy and creative work, Deuntay Diggs currently serves as the elected representative for the George Washington District on the Stafford County Board of Supervisors. Now in his second year, he has risen to the leadership role of Chairman, making history as the first African American male and the first openly gay person ever elected to represent his district and to serve as Chairman.
He also continues to serve his community through law enforcement, holding the role of Assistant Division Commander for Special Operations at the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.
Deuntay is pursuing a Doctorate in Leadership with a Criminal Justice focus at Liberty University. He also holds a Master’s in Public Administration from Liberty University and a Bachelor’s in History from the Virginia Military Institute. His life is a testament to the power of resilience, authenticity, and purpose-driven leadership.
Kelsey Nicole Nelson
Kelsey Nicole Nelson is a trailblazing and dominant force in the sports media scene both locally in the DMV and nationally was described as a “rising star” by Speakers Magazine. The multi-business entrepreneur is most known for her work as an award-winning sports broadcaster who currently serves as a color commentator for the American University Women’s Basketball team and as a studio host for the Atlantic 10 Conference.
Kelsey also is a host/reporter for FOX Sports Radio and is the founder, executive producer and host of the award-winning “Listen In With KNN” podcast where she runs two collegiate internship programs. She is also a lecturer at George Washington University in the School of Media and Public Affairs where she launched and teaches “Intro to Sports Writing and Reporting.” She also serves on the GW Athletics and Recreation Senate Committee. Kelsey has worked on a national level with Bally Sports, NBC/Peacock and the Draft Network. She’s also been featured on top networks in Dubai, London and Canada to discuss the latest sports topics. Kelsey also worked as a member of the Washington Commanders broadcast/digital teams. Sheen Magazine just recognized her as a trailblazing woman during Black History Month 2025.
Most recently, Kelsey was named to the 2025 class of Maryland’s Top 100 Women by The Daily Record and to The Daily Record’s Leading Women Under 40 class. She was also named Young Entrepreneur of the Year by the DC Chamber of Commerce. Kelsey was also named to the 2025 CORE 100 Most Influential Blacks Today and named one of the 50 Top Influential Women at the 2025 Black Excellence Awards. Kelsey is also a two-time recipient of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award and she was named to the 2023 Emerging Leaders Awards class by Washington Women in PR. Her achievement list also includes being presented with the highest honor by the Thursday Network (of the Greater Washington Urban League), being named a Luminary Award winner. Kelsey was also awarded by W.O.W Magazine, the Black Girl Magic Alliance, the Next Generation Entertainment Awards and recognized as an honoree for the WKYS “Top 30 Under 30” class and named to the Terrapin Club 30 Under 30 Class of 2022. Kelsey has also been named D.C. Media Person of the Year and DMV Sports Media Person of the Year.
In addition to television, Kelsey has also been featured in numerous magazines and has graced magazine covers for her work nationally and abroad. Kelsey most recently served as Vice President for the Washington Association of Black Journalists, where alongside her executive board saw the chapter win “chapter of the Year” as presented by the National Association of Black Journalists. Today, she serves as the Co-Chair of the communications committee for the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter Emmy Awards of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. She also sits on the board of the Montgomery County Sports Hall of Fame and on the Washington, D.C. Regional Advisory Council of Tickets for Kids.
Kimberly A. Bassett
Kimberly A. Bassett was appointed to serve as the Secretary of the District of Columbia by Mayor Muriel Bowser on December 11, 2018. In her role as the Secretary, she is the custodian of the Seal of the District of Columbia and manages the City’s ceremonial services; government document publishing and issuances; notary commissions and authentications; international and diplomatic activities; and public records and archive maintenance.
Ms. Bassett was the former Director of the Mayor’s Office on Women’s Policy and Initiatives (MOWPI) during Mayor Muriel Bowser’s first term. In this role, she served as the Bowser Administration’s chief advocate representing the needs and interests of women in Washington, DC.
Prior to joining the District Government, Ms. Bassett was the former Executive Director of The Wireless Foundation, the philanthropic affiliate of CTIA-The Wireless Association. In this role, she was responsible for the Foundation’s charitable programs that enhance America’s communities through wireless technology. In this position, she helped to launch an unprecedented public-private partnership, text4baby, a free mobile award-winning health service for expectant mothers. In addition, she launched the first wireless safety cellphone game, BeSeen. She also worked with two of the nation’s most underachieving school districts (New Orleans and Washington, DC) to launch an app empowering parents to research their children’s schooling options
Ms. Bassett joined The Wireless Foundation after having served as Director of External Affairs for Verizon Washington, DC, where she was responsible for community engagement, government relations, employee advocacy and management of the Verizon Foundation. Prior to Verizon, she was the Director of Programs for DC Vote, an educational and advocacy organization dedicated to securing full voting representation in Congress for the residents of the District of Columbia.
In her spare time, Kimberly serves on the boards of the Step Afrika! Dance Company, the North Carolina Central University College of Arts and Sciences and Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Corporate Advisory Council. She is also an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and The Links Inc. Ms. Bassett holds a Bachelor of Arts from North Carolina Central University and a Master of Arts from North Carolina A&T State University.
Breakout Sessions
Peace Building Workshops
sponsored by 
Jeffrey Helsing is Executive Director of the Better Evidence Project and Executive Director of the Political Leadership Academy in the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University. He has an appointment as Research Associate Professor in the Carter School and teaches courses on Conflict Resolution and Conflict Analysis, Negotiation Skills and Tools, and Managing Peacebuilding Programming. Professor Helsing has most recently written about Identity and Religion in Peace Processes, the Challenges of Connecting Peacebuilding Evidence to Practice, and Lessons Learned from Cases of Functional Coexistence in Intractable Conflicts. Prior to joining the Carter School, Helsing spent 23 years at the United States Institute of Peace, including as Associate Vice President where he led USIP’s education and training programs. His work has combined conflict analysis and peacebuilding research, practice, and policy. Helsing has over three decades of work around the world bridging theory and practice as a trainer in conflict resolution and peacebuilding skills and tools, including negotiations, mediation, conflict prevention, cultural competence, facilitation and non-violence. He co-edited the book Human Rights and Conflict which looked at the intersection of conflict resolution, human rights and humanitarian law and he has also written numerous articles and book chapters on topics from peace education to US foreign policy in the Middle East. Helsing holds a PhD in political science from Columbia University and a BA in history from Stanford University.
Peace Building
sponsored by 
Alpaslan Özerdem is Dean of the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution (formerly known as the School for Conflict Analysis & Resolution) and professor of peace and conflict studies. Prior to his appointment as Dean in August 2019, Dr. Özerdem was Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research at Coventry University in the UK.
Dr. Özerdem specializes in conflict resolution, peacebuilding and post-conflict reconstruction. With over 20 years of field research experience in Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, El Salvador, Indonesia, Kosovo, Lebanon, Liberia, Nepal, Nigeria, Philippines, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan and Turkey. Dr. Özerdem has undertaken numerous research projects that were funded by the UK’s Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC); British Academy, US Institute of Peace, and various US and European Union funding schemes.
Dr. Özerdem has published extensively (14 books and numerous journal articles, book chapters and op-eds) and amongst others, is author of Post-war Recovery: Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (2008); co-author of Managing Emergencies and Crises (2011 & 2022); co-editor of Child Soldiers: From Recruitment to Reintegration (2011); co-author of Peace in Turkey 2023: The Question of Human Security and Conflict Transformation (2013); co-editor of Human Security in Turkey (2013); co-author of Youth in Conflict and Peacebuilding: Mobilization, Reintegration and Reconciliation (2015); co-editor of Local Ownership in International Peacebuilding (2015); (2016); co-editor of Routledge Handbook of Turkish Politics (2019), co-editor of Comparing Peace Processes (2020), co-editor of Routledge Handbook of Peace, Security and Development (2020), and co-editor of Routledge Handbook of Conflict Response and Leadership in Africa (2021). He is also co-editor of Modern Turkey Series by Edinburgh University Press.
Dr. Özerdem has also taken an active role in the initiation and management of several advisory and applied research projects for a wide range of national and international organizations such as the United Nations and international NGOs. He also runs tailor-made and in-country professional training programs for a wide range of audiences from humanitarian aid practitioners to civil servants and policy makers. Dr. Özerdem is a frequent speaker and workshop leader for events organized by the private sector, higher education institutions, international organizations and governmental authorities. He is a member of the Anna Lindh Foundation Scientific Committee, and received his Professor Extraordinary in Politics title by Stellenbosch University in 2017 and visiting professorship to the Jiangsu University and Coventry University in 2019.
How to Use AI to Grow on Social Media
sponsored by
Amir Kahn
Austin Armstrong is a lifelong digital marketer, keynote speaker, 2X 7-figure entrepreneur, host of the podcast BusinessTok, and CEO of Syllaby, an AI startup that helps content creators create, schedule, and publish videos in minutes. Austin is also co-founder of AI Marketing World, a premiere AI marketing conference. Austin has posted over 6000 videos across social media which has earned him billions of views and millions of followers across every social media platform. He loves sharing the strategies that have worked for him to empower you.
Rotary Youth Programs
sponsored by
Dave & Sandy Vogel
Michael Williams aka “M-Dub” is a member of the Rotary Club of Warren County in Front Royal, Virginia. Recently “Semi-Retired” after 34 years in Public and Private Education, Michael has been a classroom teacher, athletic coach, bus driver, administrator and mentor for thousands of young people all over the World, over the years. For 22 consecutive years and full summers, Michael was the head counselor at Camp Alkulana (a camp for underserved children from Richmond, VA).
Michael, his wife Sherry, and their now 23-year-old son, Alan have served as a Rotary Youth Exchange family for students from Peru, Scotland and Brazil, and have been guardians for twelves different boys since 2017 from Vietnam, two of which (Dang Khoa and Minh Duc) currently reside with them. When Covid shut down R-MA / Randolph-Macon Academy (a predominantly boarding school in Front Royal), Michael and Sherry welcomed 8 international students into their home from March until June of 2020. Counting their son, Alan (who was a senior at R-MA at the time), this made 9 teenage boys to feed and care for – for 4 months!
Michael works tirelessly to promote Youth Activities in Rotary, his church and community. He has started three Early Act Clubs in his Warren County and helped reignite another; started two Middle School Interact Clubs, and a newly forming community-based high school Interact Club focused on monthly service projects. Through his efforts and leadership Warren County now has an active Early Act at all five of their Elementary Schools, and an Interact club in both Middle Schools. At E. Wilson Morrison Elementary School, the Early Act Club has grown from an initial 20 students, to over 150. Michael has helped start other Early Act clubs in D-7570 and other Districts, as well as our Zone. He is constantly on the go, ready to help any club anywhere, wishing to start an Early Act or Interact club.
Michael is a Major Donor, a Paul Harris Society Member, Benevolent and Bequest Society Member, Sustainer, Polio Plus Society Member, 110% winner and a recipient of District 7570’s Dave Mormon Memorial Encouraging Youth Award. In April 2024, Michael was honored by his home community with the Larry M. Funk Memorial Lifetime Service to Youth Award, for his 28 Years of continuing service to the youth of the Front Royal and Warren County community.
Currently, Michael serves his club and District 7570 as The Youth Services Chair (covering Early Act, Interact, RYLA, Rotary Youth Protection and Rotary Youth Exchange). Michael also serves on the Board of Directors for The Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Centre.
Michael’s hobbies include hanging out with his wife, Sherry, their 6 year old Havanese Puppy, “Miss Bella”, All things family, visiting wineries and distilleries, College Baseball (Michael is a former catcher), serving his family, church, Rotary, 4-H and community wherever asked and needed, and (when it’s time to collapse on the couch!) watching Jeopardy, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train and Bonanza.
Unlock Engagement by Mastering the Story Blueprint
sponsored by
John Hanson
Whitney Hahn
is a proud member of Key City Rotary in Frederick, MD and has served as the Public Image Chairperson since 2024.
Known as the “No Busyness Advisor,” Whitney’s insights on leadership, culture building, growth strategies, and the entrepreneurial journey make her an in-demand leadership and management consultant, and contributor to numerous books and podcasts. She is also a frequent speaker and facilitator at business events and workshops.
Whitney is the founder and CEO of provokebetter. She plays a respectable game of “Jeopardy!” and a disrespectable game of “Cards Against Humanity.”
THANK YOU SPONSORS
Platinum Sponsor
Rotary Club of Blue Ridge Mountains
Gold Sponsor
John Hanson
Amir Kahn, K&S Associates
Rotary District 7620
Rotary District 7620/Virtual X Kitchen
Rotary Club of Washington, D.C.
Silver Sponsors
Dave & Sandy Vogel
State Farm Agency – Lynn Heinrichs
Bronze Sponsors
Ray Streib
C&F Bank – Amanda Litchfield
Dr. Reza Eftekhar, My Favorite Doctor Chiropractic
State Farm – Mac Weems
Xiao-Yin Byrom Tang, Tang’s Bridal Boutique
Rotary Club of Lake Shore-Severna Park
Rotary Club of Metro Bethesda
Rotary Club of Upper Marlboro
Friend Sponsors
Peter Anderson
Rawle Andrews Jr.
Hande Apaydin
Earl & Patricia Baughman
Alexa Bedwell
Steven F. Bordes
Patrica A. Borowski
Sheila Brennan
Wavery Brown
Rose Carderelli
Julita Deogradis
Daniel Fischer
Rose Frederick
Stanley K. Gilbert Jr.
James Gilchrist
Alicia Hannon
PDG Harry Henderson
Nidaa Hilal
Sterling Hoffman
Dr. Geetha Jayaram
Dr. Elisabeth Johnson
Amir Kahn
Cynthia Kaser
George & Lynn Kerr
James King
Jay Kumar
Horace Matt Leavitt III
Linda Johnson Lloyd
Billy D. Louis
Sam Macharia
Ralph Menzel
Michael R Pittman
Julie Randall
Joe Richardson
Linda Keene Solomon
John Veldhuis
Sue Weber
Wilbert T. Wilkinson
Rotary Club of Annapolis
Rotary Club of Bailey’s Crossroads
Rotary Club of Baltimore
Rotary Club of Capitol Hill
Rotary Club of Carroll Creek
Rotary Club of Charles County
Rotary Club of College Park
Rotary Club of Columbia-Patuxent
Rotary Club of Crystal City-Pentagon
Rotary Club of Dunn Loring-Merrifield
Rotary Club of Dupont Circle
Rotary Club of Fairfax
Rotary Club of Falls Church
Rotary Club of Frederick
Rotary Club of Gainesville-Haymarket
Rotary Club of Gaithersburg
Rotary Club of Glen Burnie
Rotary Club of Gloucester
Rotary Club of Howard West
Rotary Club of King George-Dahlgren
Rotary Club of Lake Ridge
Rotary Club of Leesburg
Rotary Club of Leesburg Daybreak
Rotary Club of Lexington Park
Rotary Club of Manassas
Rotary Club of Matthews
Rotary Club of McLean
Rotary Club of Northern Neck (Kilmarnock-Irvington-White Stone)
Rotary Club of Parole (Annapolis)
Rotary Club of Pikesville-Owings Mills
Rotary Club of Potomac-Bethesda
Rotary Club of Rappahannock-Fredericksburg
Rotary Club of Rosslyn-Fort Myers
Rotary Club of Southern Frederick
Rotary Club of Stafford
Rotary Club of Sykesville – South Carroll
Rotary Club of Tappahannock
Rotary Club of Tysons
Rotary Club of Warrenton
Rotary Club of Washington Global
Rotary Club of West Springfield
Rotary Club of Woodbridge
A Special Thanks to our 2025 Planning Committee
District Governor Mandy Warfield Granger (D7620)
District Governor Ravi Respeto Cooper (D7610)
Conference Chair Marilyn Nevy Cruz (D7620)
Lieutenant Governor, Rachel Burns (D7610)
Hotel Liaison, Jamie Larounis (D7610)
Hotel Liaison, Marci Glavin (D7620)
Questions regarding the conference contact:
Conference Chair, Marilyn Nevy Cruz at mncruz10@gmail.com or (562) 303-4711 for District 7620
Lieutenant Governor, Rachel Burns at rachelmburns@gmail.com for District 7610