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Speaker Friday, October 9, 2026 Great leadership is not simply about holding a position of authority. It is about building relationships, understanding different perspectives, and finding common ground. These principles have long been central to Rotary’s commitment to service and fellowship. They are also at the heart of Leadership Tennessee’s efforts to connect leaders from […]

Speaker Friday, October 2, 2026 Have you ever wondered how the CMA Awards and CMA Fest are produced or what makes these signature events so successful? Behind the performances, television broadcasts, and crowds of country music fans is an organization bringing together artists, industry professionals, and audiences. Todd Hartley, Senior Vice President of Legal and

Speaker Friday, September 25, 2026 It seems like AI is everywhere now, but what should the average person actually do with it, and should we be scared? Artificial intelligence can write, research, analyze information, create images, and answer questions in seconds. At the same time, concerns about safety, reliability, and the rapid pace of development

Speaker Friday, September 18, 2026 Creating a safer Nashville involves much more than how the police respond to calls. Crime prevention also depends on strong neighborhoods, engaged businesses, effective policing, and trust between law enforcement and the people they serve. It requires residents, businesses, community organizations, and police to recognize the roles they can play

Speaker Friday, September 11, 2026 You won’t want to miss this special Rotary breakfast featuring Iroquois Steeplechase leaders Autumn Eklond and Dwight Hall at 7:15 am on September 11, at the Boy Scout Service Center. Founded in 1941 and celebrating its 86th anniversary in 2027, the Iroquois Steeplechase has become one of Nashville’s most enduring

Speaker Friday, September 4, 2026 What do you really know about the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office? The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office is an important part of our local government, yet many of us know surprisingly little about what it does, how it operates, or why it differs from sheriff’s offices in neighboring counties. Desha L.

Speaker Friday, August 7, 2026 What does it take to sustain one of Nashville’s most trusted animal welfare organizations for 80 years? Every rescued dog or cat represents a story of hope, whether the animal was saved from neglect, surrendered because of changing family circumstances, or simply waiting for the right home. Join the Green

Speaker Friday, July 2=10, 2026 Strong communities are built by people who choose to serve others. One of the most meaningful ways to make a lasting difference is by volunteering at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Every day, hundreds of children and families arrive at the hospital facing challenges they never anticipated. While

Speaker Friday, June 26, 2026 When Jasmine Chambers woke up on the concrete floor of a hunting barn in 2014, her daughter asked, “Mom, are we going home?” She could not answer. She and her husband had just walked away from everything they owned. In Building Home, Chambers, now CEO and Co-Founder of JASPER, shares

Speaker Friday, May 29, 2026 What if protecting nature is not only about preserving wildlife, but also about safeguarding our own future? Healthy natural habitats play a critical role in providing clean water, reducing flood risks, strengthening climate resilience, and supporting the wellbeing of communities across Tennessee and beyond. The Green Hills Rotary Club welcomes