Negotiation is a part of every business transaction.  A leading expert says that “You do not get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate!”  This presentation will review some essential principles as well as providing new insight into the process of negotiation.  We will discuss discovery of opportunity beyond “price” and elements of culture that impact the negotiation process. 

Lowell Hoffman corporate career included responsibility for global purchasing and supply.  He has “negotiated” in 38 countries.   As a consultant and trainer, he has taught negotiation skills to multinational corporations in Europe, Asia, Latin America and across the US.

Join us for our annual Rotary Against Drugs speech competition. This is a multi-district competition for High School students describing ideas on ways to curb drug and alcohol abuse amongst their peers. Winners will be presented with cash prizes with a place reserved for them at the district competition against winners from other clubs. These young people are very impressive and you do not want to miss them.

Join us for our annual Rotary Against Drugs Contest hosted by Paul Dougherty. It is a multi-district speech competition for High School students describing ideas on ways to curb drug and alcohol abuse amongst their peers. Winners will be presented with cash prizes with a place reserved for them at the district competition against winners from other clubs.

You need help because you have a job and a life and may not get to your baseboards every week.

Maybe you are moving. Possibly your computer is crawling and your printer broken. Could be that you are throwing a party, and want to actually enjoy it. We bet you can think of a way to benefit from the hardest working, friendliest, and reliable college students we can find.

We tirelessly recruit and interview college students across the Triangle, and then we cover them with insurance and bonding, so you don’t have to. Our Sweepers include student-athlete movers, computer science tech helpers, landscape major yard workers, and so on.

These Sweepers compete over each job posting, and we filter their bids and match you with the best.

In 2004, students at NCSU and UNC (and one mom) founded Sweeps to create work for ourselves and our classmates. We have put aside our rivalry to create a different kind of service organization, one that empowers skilled students to deliver a cost effective, time saving, life changing product to customers.

Whether you need your home cleaned, lawn mowed, stuff moved out, computer fixed or just about anything….contact Sweeps first!

Join us for our quarterly club assembly with President Greg Brissette. He will be discussing club business and updating us on the past six months. Please plan to attend and 100% attendance is requested!

Come join us for our first ever After Hour social at Natty Greens in Downtown Raleigh. It is located at 505 W. Jones Street. You can sign up with Past President Boyd Bennett. Be sure to bring prospective members, friends and family for a great time.

For directions, please follow the link below. You DO NOT want to miss this fun event!

Secretaryy Linda Carlisle, NC Department of Cultural Resources, will be on hand to update us with the activities of the state Cultural arts. Do you know what this department does? Come to learn exactly what they do and hear directly from Sec. Carlisle as she shares with us the future for this department. Like art? Like history? Like books? If you said yes to any of these questions, you need to join us.