- Peace and conflict prevention/resolution,
- Disease prevention and treatment,
- Water and sanitation,
- Maternal and child health,
- Basic education and literacy,
- Economic and community development,
- Environment.
We received our latest introduction to entrepreneurship in northern Colorado at our in-person meeting on March 13. Trent Johnson, the owner of Greeley Hat Works, led us through a brief history of the company, founded in 1909, and his path to ownership of the company and its current level of world-wide success. Trent, the fourth hat maker to own the company, has owned it since 1996. The company creates high-quality custom hats, by hand and by human, to custom-fit the head of the customer. They now supply hats to some 100 stores both in the US and world-wide.
Wednesday, March 27th, at the luncheon meeting at the Lincoln Center, fellow Rotarian Mo Salman, DVM, brings us a presentation which will offer insights into both national and global statistics concerning food security and sustainability. Following his introduction by Colin Campbell, Mo will shed light on essential considerations for upholding a robust level of food sustainability. The collaboration between policy makers and the scientific community presents a substantial opportunity to contribute to both national and global food sustainability efforts.