Saturday, July 19
Marina Bay Park, 1280 Melville Square, Richmond
We Run Richmond – 5K
Run or walk to earn your finisher’s medal!
Start Time: 8:30am PDT
We Run Richmond – Kids Sprint
The kids sprint is for children of all ages.
Start Time:
8:30am PDT
Virtual – We Run Richmond – 5K
Not able to make it to Richmond for the We Run Richmond 5K? Don’t worry, you can participate virtually from wherever you are!
Friday, April 10
Johnnie Greenstock and the 4P’s of Nutrition
Monica Wilcox
Nutritional education for children. I have developed a nutrition curriculum for the early learning center First 5 in San Pablo and successfully launched the first nutrition program centered around the four foundational elements of nutrition. Planting, plate, palate and play. I have served over 150 families in the West Contra Costa area.
Continue reading →Can’t join us for lunch on Friday? Here are other opportunities for fun and fellowship!
VISITORS WELCOME
Thursday, April 9, 6pm-8pm
Happy Hour Social – La Strada, 2215 Church Lane, San Pablo
Saturday, April 11, 9am-10am
Coffee Meetup – El Jardín de los Sueños, 12411 San Pablo Ave, Richmond
Friday, April 17
Josh Surowitz
Immigration Enforcement has grabbed major headlines and has become a source of great distress for many communities. California Lawyers Association Immigration Committee Chair (and Richmond Rotarian) Josh Surowitz will cut through the myths and rumors and explain what is really going on.
Continue reading →Friday, April 24
High-Accountability Leadership: Composed Authority Under Oversight
Rosa Thomas, PhD
In high-accountability roles, pressure doesn’t just raise the stakes—it changes how leaders think, speak, and decide. Under oversight from boards, regulators, investors, the public, or internal politics, many leaders slide into performative certainty, risk-avoidance, or “message management,” and they pay for it in execution, relationships, and self-respect.
In this talk, Dr. Rosa Thomas introduces a practical framework for “composed authority”: staying steady, clear, and decisive without becoming rigid, evasive, or reactive. You’ll learn how to spot the early signs of decision distortion under scrutiny, how to make choices you can defend without becoming defensive, and how to lead with integrity that is operational—not moralizing.
The goal: better decisions, cleaner follow-through, and leadership that holds up in hard rooms.
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