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These are the People Behind our Magic

Rotary Club of I-Drive Members

Rotarians live, work and act in the spirit of Service Above Self, guided by The Four Way Test of all things we think, say and do

Every Rotary Club is different and its members are a reflection of the community they serve. Rotarians represent a variety of professional classifications, backgrounds and the wondrous diversity of a global community. Each member brings a unique set of experiences, skills and contribution that allows a Rotary Club to achieve its Service Project goals.

We present to you our Rotary Club of International Drive members:

Anthony Bahar

Financial Management

Financial Investments Executive

Andre Luis Pinho Gadelha

Project Management
Executive

Consultant
Global Project Management

Andres Goyanes

Marketing Agency
Executive

Chief Alchemist
AETHER Marketing Communications

Christopher Evans

Retired Construction
Executive

Volunteer Consultant

Francisco L. Infantini

Retail Store Executive

General Manager
Sam’s Club

Helen Chen

Property Management
Executive

Property Management Executive

Heidy Gouvea

Sports Management
Specialist

Marketing Coordinator
Florida Cup

Kate Lin

Entrepreneur
& Consultant

Retail Entrepreneur

Kevin Bell

Automotive Services
Business Owner

Owner
Bell’s Auto Body

Lacee Gerard

Law Enforcement &
Crime Prevention

Crime Prevention Specialist
OPD I-Drive Corridor Liaison

Robert Glinka

Resort Management
Executive

Hospitality Industry Executive
Resort Investments

Terrill Booker

Energy Industry
Executive

Dir. Regulatory & Safety Compliance
Lake Apopka Natural Gas District

Veronica Olivo-Goyanes

Higher Education
Executive

Asst. Director of Student Support Services
Pearson Online Learning Services

Have you always wanted to join a community service group, but didn’t know where to start?

Rotary Clubs are made up of people just like you, who want to make a difference in their community by volunteering in both local and global Service Projects. Somewhere between the commitment to attend the club and the fulfillment of your altruistic goals you will find something we call Fellowship.

The fact is that Fellowship IS NOT Networking. Fellowship develops over time and by taking on the opportunity to interact with others. Just like the first day of class when you attended grade school, many faces and accents will be different, but after a few interactions you will begin to find commonalities that can enrich your life, personally and professionally.

And Fellowship is just what our members experience during Rotary Club meetings as well as in many other District outings, social events and volunteering opportunities.