WE MEET AT RIVER CITY BREWING COMPANY
Lunch begins at noon - Meeting begins at 12:30 p.m.
Meet Jamey Peacock
Director of Customer Development, TMM Inc.
Director of Customer Development, TMM Inc.
Jamey has been working in the transportation logistics / supply chain management industry for 20 years, along with launching a couple of small business start-ups in the retail world. He spent ten years with the nation’s largest third party logistics company, C.H. Robinson Worldwide (CHRW), before joining the TMM team at the end of 2010. Jamey’s principal roles prior to his move were Business Development Manager, Sales and Marketing Manager, and Senior Sales Executive. He was also a member of CHRW’s National United Sales Team. Jamey has experience in developing and expanding modal divisions that broaden capabilities and services to better benefit clients. His strength lies in increasing and growing customer bases, while at the same time training and motivating his team. Two important aspects of his life are his faith in God and his family. He currently serves as the Executive Level Adviser for the TMM Cares Club and is an adviser to the Board of Directors for Harvest Time International in Sanford FL. Jamey has a passion for leadership, less fortunate children, fatherless boys, and his country.
Jamey is married to his bride of eight years, Sheena. They have six children, Alena (eight-year-old adopted daughter), David (four-year-old son), Benaiah (two-year-old son), Reece (twelve-year-old legal guardian of) and Tony (six-year-old legal guardian of). The family also has 2 pets, a dog, Montana and a cat, Dakota.
Rotary celebrated a Birthday on February 23, 2014. For more information use the following link: http://www.rotaryfirst100.org/711/
Minutarian update, Week 35
February 23rd, is an anniversary. On that day, 108 years ago, Paul Harris, Gustavus Loehr, Silvester Schiele and Hiram E. Shorey gathered in Loehr’s office for what became known as the first Rotary meeting. Celebrate Rotary!
Our clubs have been doing great with their polio commitments. The US Government has joined the fight again this year providing $205 million to the Centers for Disease Control, in January.
Last week I mentioned it was the fundraising time of year in Rotary. Gingie and I were blessed to be invited, and witness what I suspect will total well over $100 thousand in funds for great things in our communities. The events included: Daytona Beach West Stock Car Hall of Fame, Palatka Sunrise Wild Game Feast, Jacksonville Riverside first ever Riverside Craft Beer Festival, and an all Marion County Club effort with their Ocala Discovery Fest. WOW!
Just a reminder, keep those awards applications coming in!
Have a Great Week, and thanks for all you do!
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District Governor Art
