Christine Dotts, Public Relations Leader for TSMC, gave
a very informative talk about the company from it's
beginnings in 1987 in Taiwan up until now and a look into
the future. The $165 Billion campus in Northwest Phoenix,
is in the middle of the Phase 2 Fab Plant Construction.
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Are Public Venues LOSING Your Tax Money_ We Investigate!
“Public venues aren’t built to turn a profit—they’re built to create impact.”
Thank you to Carter Unger, Events Manager at WestWorld of Scottsdale, for speaking with our Rotary Club and sharing a behind-the-scenes look at how these facilities really operate.
It’s easy to focus on whether venues generate revenue.
But like roads, public safety, and other city services—profit isn’t the point.
The real return shows up in:
Tourism and local spending Support for small businesses Community events that bring people together
Appreciate the transparency and perspective on what it means to be responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars while still creating meaningful impact.
#Rotary #Scottsdale #WestWorld #CommunityImpact #PublicService
President Chris and Secretary Don presented club
banners to visiting Rotarians Nicole from Nome, AK
and Elizabeth from Napa, CA (bottle of wine).
Chief Justice Timmer joined the Arizona Supreme Court
in 2012. She was sworn in as Chief Justice in July 2024.
Her talk was quite informative on the topic of the
Arizona Judicial System. She spent a good portion of
the meeting answering attendees questions.
Blessing is the Assistant Community Manager for the Salt River
Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC).
She gave a fantastic presentation about the history and current
status of the community, as well as future plans.
Andrias Spanias, Lead Artificial Intelligence Engineer at the
Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University
spoke to us about the “basics” of AI. What's below basic?
