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* Rotary Family BBQ Dinner:
September 16th (Thursday), at 6:30 pm, at the Poolside of Grand Hyatt Seoul
* District 3650 Governor¡¯s Official Visit:
October 6th (Wednesday), at 12:30 pm, at Namsan Room of Grand Hyatt Seoul
* The 83rd Anniversary Charity Ball:
November 25th (Thursday), at 6:30 pm, at Grand Ballroom of Grand Hyatt Seoul
* Christmas Family Dinner:
December 15th (Wednesday), at 6:00 pm, at Sundukwon, EungAm-Dong
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Weekly Meeting on September 1, 12:30 pm at Namsan Room 3, Grand Hyatt Seoul
- Speaker: Ms. In-Souk Cho, Architect, Principal, DaaRee Architect & Associates
- Topic: 'Korean Traditional Pavilion'
Weekly Meeting on September 8, 12:30 pm at Grand Ballroom 1, Grand Hyatt Seoul
- Speaker: Mr. Gyu Bin Hwang, CEO of Xeline
- Topic: 'My Business Life in America'
No regular lunchon meeting on September 15(Wednesday)
Poolside Family BBQ Dinner on September 16(Thursday), 6:30 pm, at the Poolside of Grand Hyatt Seoul
* Dinner Fee:
Adult: W 58,000
Children(under13): W 35,000
No Weekly Meeting on September 22
Chuseok Holidays
Weekly Meeting on September 29, 12:30 pm at Namsan Room 3, Grand Hyatt Seoul
- Speaker: Mr. Don Kirk
- Topic: 'North Korean human rights'
2010-09-02 14:49:10
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Previous Meeting Note
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August 11, 2010
Birthday Fine:
W 60,000 (Rtn. Chaekyung)
W 61,000 (Rtn. Chris)
2010-08-25 16:02:27
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Speech Review
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August 25, 2010
'Labor Law Update'
Mr. Patrick Monaghan, Kim & Chang
Patrick Monaghan is foreign legal consultant (admitted in New York and New Jersey) and a member of Kim & Chang¡¯s labor & employment practice. Patrick extensively advises both foreign and domestic clientele on a range of issues, including workforce restructuring (Voluntary and Early Retirement Programs), within and outside the context of mergers and acquisitions (his secondary specialization), unionization and collective bargaining, and the establishment and structuring of employee retirement pensions.
Since joining Kim & Chang in 2005, Mr. Monaghan has written and spoken widely on topics related to Korean labor law, including at the Korea/Japan Employment Law Conference in Singapore, the British and American Chambers of Commerce in Seoul, and in the news media. He has also taught a finance law course as an adjunct professor of law & finance at the Graduate School of Management at the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and previously earned his MBA at the Wharton School of Business and his JD at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
2010-09-02 14:43:31
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What's Good News ?
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July 7, 2010
¡®Learn from the past for a brighter future¡¯
Ongoing president J.C., fellow Rotarians and honorable guests!
I would like to welcome you all for coming to participate in this bright and promising new beginning.
First of all, I¡¯d like to express my deep and sincere appreciation to outgoing president J.C. for his devotion to Rotary. His enthusiasm for the Rotary has helped to revitalize the club.
The motto of this year is an old Korean saying titled On-Go-Ji-Sin (è®Íºò±ãæ). Learn from the past for a brighter future. As the first rotary club established in 1927, we have great legacies. On one hand, we have to learn from the past of glory, on the other we should recruit new members for the brighter future. I would like to stress ¡®Harmony¡¯ between the past legacies and the new passion.
The difficulties ahead of us are still lingering. Our club activity has been steadily declining over the past decade. However, I strongly believe that Rotary club of Seoul will prosper for God¡¯s glory will grace upon us. Here, I¡¯d like to cordially and firmly ask all the members to take a very important role to revive the club.
First, I would like to sincerely ask all of you to recruit new members. They can be your acquaintances, colleagues, friends, families and relatives. The more you have the devotion and affection to our club, the bigger your passion for recruitment. Secondly, be free to call me or raise your hands during the meeting more frequently. Whether you have good news, sad news or any business tips, please call me and speak aloud. Thirdly, enjoy our club. Even though the number of our members has reduced, it does not mean that the fun side of the club has also decreased.
Our starting number might be the most appropriate for social mingling. If the time permits, I will ask you to talk and shake hands from one table to another, even during the session.
Finally, we have to remember the spirit of the Rotary which is service. We voluntarily joined the Rotary to serve. Please contribute with the PHF fund, charity ball tickets and other charitable works. I believe that charity work will enrich the lives of both the receiver and donator.
The theme of our Rotary International District 3650 this year under the leadership of Governor Park Young Koo is ¡°Building Communities, Bridging Continents'. Therefore, I would like to deepen the relationship with the sister clubs in Osaka, Manila and Melbourne. I will do my best as a president and I would like to ask for your active involvement and support in doing so. Thank you, God bless you all and God bless the Rotary club of Seoul.
Yours truly in the Seoul Rotary,
Rotarian C. H. (Cheol-Ho Paik)
President 2010-2011
2010-07-19 11:30:24
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