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UPDATED AS OF 09/13/2019 ROTARY DISTRICT 7305 LIST OF POSSIBLE PROGRAM SPEAKERS FREE PROGRAMS 1). ROB OLIVER: MOTOVATIONAL SPEAKER. BOOK: “STILL WALKING. 412-450-0433 [email protected] 2). PITTSBURGH ACTION AGAINST RAPE: 412-431-5665 3). DR. CLAUDIA WENDEL: OPTOMETRIST & A MEMBER OF THE PITTSBURGH ROTARY CLUB. TOPIC: “THE EYES ARE THE WINDOW TO YOUR HEALTH” POWERPOINT PRESENTATION. PHONE: 412-331-9696 or eyegotcha.net 4). CAMP AIM: IS A SOUTH HILLS YMCA AFFILIATED SIX WEEK SUMMER CAMP HELD AT CARLYNTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR MENTALLY & PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN AGES 3 TO 21. 412-833-5600 NEW ADDRESS: 305 CHURCH ROAD BETHEL PARK, PA 15102 5). KARL OHRMAN: SEVERAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING: “THE KENNEDY FAMILY” & “PGH ROCK & ROLL, 1950’S” KARL IS A MEMBER OF THE PITTSBURGH ROTARY CLUB. PHONE: 412-391-7425 [email protected] 6). CANINE COMPANIONS FOR INDEPENDENCE: CAROLYN HRACH. [email protected] THEY ARE THE OLDEST AND LARGEST ASSISTANCE DOG PROVIDER IN THE US. CANINE COMPANIONS GIVES HIGHLY TRAINED ASSISTANCE DOGS TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. 7). PENNSYLVANIA GAMING CONTROL BOARD: 717-703-2813 TOPIC: PA CASINOS. CONTACT: DOUG HARBACH [email protected] 717-346-8321 8). BLIND & VISION REHABILITATION SERVICES OF PITTSBURGH: ERIKA ARBORGAST, PRESIDENT. PHONE: 412-368-4400 ADDRESS: 1800 WEST STREET HOMESTEAD, PA 15120 9). A CHILD’S PLACE AT MERCY: JOAN MILLS, PROGRAM MANAGER. PHONE: 412-232-7200 [email protected] 10). THE PITTSBURGH PROMISE: SALEEM GHUBRIL, EEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. PHONE: 412-281-7605 OR [email protected] 11). PAT DICESARE: EX-OWNER OF DICESARE-ENGLER PRODUCTIONS. CONCERT PROMOTER OF 60’s-90’s. [email protected] 12).ANGELICA OCAMPO: PRESIDENT/CEO: PITTSBURGH WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL. PHONE: 412-281-7970. 13). JOSEPH MALOY: U.S. AIRWAYS AIRBUS/BOEING ACQUISITIONS. PHONE: 412-472-7130 JOE IS THE PURCHASING AGENT OF JET PLANES FOR U.S. AIRWAYS. 14). DUQUESNE LIGHT: PHONE: 412-281-9262 COLLEEN MACKIN. [email protected] or 412-393-6014 15). PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF MINES: MINE SUBSIDENCE. SPEAKER: MATT CAVANAUGH. PHONE: 724-769-1100 16). RIVERLIFE: STEPHAN BONTRAGER. DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS. PHONE: 412-606-2187 17). VARIETY PITTSBURGH: MARILYN KAYE. PHONE: 412-747-2680. Children’s organization. [email protected] 18). KENNYWOOD PARK: ANDY QUINN, SPEAKER. 412-461-0500 Ext. 1243 19). JOE ZGURZYNSKI: MASTER BEEKEEPER FROM NORTH HILLS/ GIBSONIA AREA. PHONE: 412-963-7526 20). PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN WATER CO: 724-743-3103 CONTACT: JOSEPHINE POSTI, EXTERNAL AFFAIRS SPECIALIST. 21). MATT ALEISIO: BIG TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPLAY OFFICIAL. PHONE: 412-287-4926 22). MICHAEL & PAT KAVIC: MICHAEL STEPHEN KAVIC WINERY IN CARNEGIE. PHONE: 412-279-9463 23). BABY BOOMERS & BEYOND REALTY: RON CEHELSKY, 412-952-8897 24). AMERICAN LIVER FOUNDATION: SUZANNA MASARTIS, DIRECTOR. 412-434-7044 25). DR. ADAM MARTIN: TOPICS: “EATING HEALTHY ON THE GO”, STRESS MANAGEMENT”. [email protected] 26). PITTSBURGH TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL: AUDREY RUSSO: CEO/PRESIDENT 412-687-2700. 27). PITTSBURGH ZOO: TRACY GRAY. 412-298-5259 (CAN BE HARD TO REACH) 28). THE FIRST TEE: MARC FIELD, SPEAKER & DIRECTOR. 412-682-2403 29). ALLEGHENY COUNTY PARKS DEPT: CLARENCE HOPSON, DEPUTY DIRECTOR. PHONE: 412-350-7275 30). DAVID OLSON: “PLAYING THE BAGPIPES”. 724-929-4041 [email protected] 31). PYROTECHNICO FIREWORKS OF NEW CASTLE, PA: VIC LAURENZA, SPEAKER. PHONE: 1-800-854-4705 32). LINDA BARNICOTT: FAMOUS LOCAL ARTIST KNOWN FOR HER KENNYWOOD & KAUFMANN CLOCK/CHRISTMAS PAINTINGS. 888-748-8278. 33). PITTSBURGH FISHER HOUSE: JAMES BRUDER, CHAIRMAN 412-916-7466 [email protected] THEY PROVIDE HOUSING FOR FAMILIES RECEIVING MEDICAL CARE AT VA HOSPITALS. 34). AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: GARY AUGUSTINE. PHONE: 412-741-9205 35). BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA: “THE HISTORY OF THE U.S. FLAGS” FlAG PLAZA OFFICE, PITTSBURGH, PA. PHONE: 412-471-2927 36). WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY: GAVIN DEMING. 412-288-2777 LYNN MCGUIRE-OLZAK, DIRECTOR OF VOLUNTEERS. PHONE: 412-586-2324 [email protected] 37). DON BRAINERD: “THE MAGIC OF THE GREAT BRAINDINI”. 412-741-3086 38). RICK MILLER: ABE LINCOLN PRESENTER WITH STORIES ABOUT ABE. PHONE: 724-321-7085 39). MIKE HARITAN: “CHERNOBYL- CAUSES AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST NUCLEAR DISASTER, TRAGEDY AND COVERUP”. POWERPOINT PRESENTATION. 724-941-2002 [email protected] 40). PROVIDENCE POINT SENIOR HOUSING: EILEEN MOORE/TAMMY RILE PHONE: 412-276-4500 41). CARLETON YOUNG: BOOK: “VOICES FROM THE ATTIC”. CARLETON’S DISCOVERY IN HIS PARENT’S ATTIC OF DETAILED CIVIL WAR LETTERS FROM TWO OF HIS VERMONT RELATIVES THAT FOUGHT FOR THE UNION. 412-341-3185 [email protected] or [email protected] 42). PITTSBURGH FILM OFFICE: JESSICA CONNER, ASSIST. DIRECTOR PHONE: 412-261-2744 43). PORT AUTHORITY OF PITTSBURGH: PHONE: 412-255-1350 44). NATIONAL CEMETERY OF THE ALLEGHENIES (WASH CO): 724-746-4363 45). IDENTITY FRAUD/THEFT: PITTSBURGH SECRET SERVICE OFFICE. PHONE: 412-395-6484 46). U.S. CITIZENSHIP & IMMIGRATION: DEBRA ZAMBERRY. 412-390-1130 47). ALLEGHENY LAND TRUST: ROY KRAYNAK, DIRECTOR, 412-741-2750 48). ALLEGHENY CONFERENCE: BILL FLANAGAN. PHONE: 412-281-1890 49). FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH BRANCH: PHONE: 412-261-7870 ROBERT SCHAUB. ASK FOR KATHY RANALLI.. 50). WASHINGTON COUNTY TROLLEY MUSEUM: SCOTT BECKER. 724-228-9256 51). KEVIN COLBERT: V.P. PLAYER DEVELOPMENT, PITTSBURGH STEELERS. PHONE: 412-432-7871 52). OPERATION TROOP APPRECIATION: MONICA ORLUK, VP. 412-759-0696 53). PITTSBURGH BOTANICAL GARDEN: GREG NACE, PRESIDENT. PHONE: 412-444-4464 Ext. 25. LOCATED IN ROBINSON TOWNSHIP. 54). R. JOHN BREWER: CAREER PARAMEDIC WITH 30+ YEARS EXPERIENCE. JOHN TEACHES INDIVIDUALS AND OFFICES ABOUT CPR AND BASIC LIFE HE WILL TALK ABOUT SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST & AUTOMATED ELECTRONIC DEFIBRILLATORS (AED’S) Phone: 412-292-2978 Email: [email protected] 55). MATT SHIPLEY: AUTHOR OF “GOOD HOUSE, BAD HOUSE” & HE CAN GIVE A TALK ON THE U.S. CONSTITUTION. 412-635-9972 [email protected] 56). GINNY STARR: CARNEGIE MUSEUM’S WOMEN’S COMMITTEE. “CARNEGIE TREASURES” (There may be a fee.) 412-622-3325 57). JENNIFER WHIRLOW: TOPICS: “REDUCING YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE” “NATURAL WAYS TO REVERSE DIABETES”, BETTER SLEEP. 412-818-9121 [email protected] JEN IS A MASTER NUTRITION THERAPIST. 58). MANJRI GUPTA: DIRECTOR OF CHYTEN LEARNING CENTER. HER COMPANY HELPS TUTOR HIGH SCHOOL & PREPARES THEM FOR THEIR FUTURE. PHONE: 412-833-6060 [email protected] 59). BOB ALLISON: PITTSBURGH INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS. “THE FUTURE OF AVIATION”. EXCELLENT PROGRAM. 412-346-2128 Cell: 724-317-9336 [email protected] 60). JERRY COZEWITH: PRESIDENT OF “ENTREPRENEURING YOUTH”. OFFICE: 412-456-4169 61). MATT BURNETT: “PURE THIRST”. 814-591-5436 [email protected] 62). JACK PUGLISI: TALKS ON ABE LINCOLN OR WINSTON CHURCHILL. 412-571-2819 [email protected] 63). CINDY RACK: “SOCIAL MEDIA TOPICS”. 412-498-0540 64). LAURA CROOKS: “HEALTHY LIFE HABITS”. 412-596-9516 [email protected] 65). ANGELA MANZO: SHOP.COM ANGELA IS THE SHOP CONSULTANT. [email protected] 800-207-8689 66). BETH CALDWELL: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PITTSBURGH PROFESSIONAL WOMEN. TOPICS: LEADERSHIP, COMMUNICATION, BUSINESS, CONFLICT, AND PUBLIC RELATIONS. PHONE: 412-202-6983 CELL: 412-759-1341 [email protected] 67). WILL KNECHT: OWNER OF WENDELL AUGUST FORGE. 1-800-923-4438 www.wendellaugust.com 724-458-8360 [email protected] 68). BRENDA DECROO: TALKS ON CORE VALUES. 724-524-0226 69). JULIE ANN SULLIVAN: “THE ATTITUDE ENHANCER” CALL BETH CALDWELL @ 412-202-6983. 70). SCOTT BRADY: US ATTORNEY FOR WESTERN PA. 412-644-3500. (CYBER THEFT, HUMAN & DRUG TRAFFICKING, ETC.) 71). BREATHE PENNSYLVANIA. JACK RUPP, DIRECTOR. 724-772-1750 [email protected] (PROVIDES SERVICES FOR THOSE WITH LUNG DISEASES). 72). DWIGHT D. BODDORF: DIRECTOR, VETERANS SERVICES @ CCAC. 412-237-2635 [email protected] 73). JESSICA HEALEY: DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR: CARE AT HOME 724-339-1117. JESSICA IS A MEMBER OF THE NEW KENSINGTON ROTARY CLUB. 74). PROJECT LINUS: LOIS MISKO 412-207-8259. BLANKETS FOR CHILDREN. [email protected] Also try: 412-913-7995 75). THE EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP: JUSTIN BROWN, DIRECTOR, SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE. 412-922-6500 [email protected] 76). RUKMINI FOUNDATION: (PROVIDES EDUCATION FOR GIRLS IN NEPAL) BIBHUTI ARYAL:PRESIDENT 412-726-8870 [email protected] 77). WESTERN AREA YMCA: KIMBERLY FEELEY, DIRECTOR. [email protected] 78). “TOURETTS SYNDROME”. SPEAKER: PATTY JOHN. PATTY IS A MEMBER OF CARNEGIE-COLLIER ROTARY. 412-276-2622 OR 412-633-1606 [email protected] 79). ANDREW CARNEGIE FREE LIBRARY & MUSIC HALL: MAGGIE FORBES, DIRECTOR. 412-276-3456 (Ext. 8) [email protected] MAGGIE IS A MEMBER OF CARNEGIE-COLLIER ROTARY. THE LIBRARY HAS ONE OF TWO COMPLETE COLLECTIONS OF 100 PHOTOS TAKEN OF ABE LINCOLN DURING HIS LIFETIME. IT ALSO HOUSES THE CAPTAIN THOMAS ESPY POST 153 OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 80). DAILY MEDIA MANAGEMENT: (SOCIAL MEDIA IN BUSINESS) BRIGETTE BUTLER, OWNER. 412-522-8822 [email protected] 81). SENIOR LIFESTYLE CONNECTIONS: (FREE SERVICE FOR SENIOR COMMUNITY PLACEMENT). STAN OLSZEWSKI, OWNER., PHONE: 724-787-7030 [email protected] 82). HOMELESS CHILDREN’S EDUCATION FUND: SUSY ROBISON, DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH. PHONE: 412-562-0154 (Ext. 206) [email protected] 83). OFF THE WALL THEATER: (PERFORMING ARTS IN CARNEGIE). VIRGINIA WALL GRUENERT, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR. PHONE: 724-873-3576 [email protected]
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