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Greg Staub, following a 16-year commitment to Rotary, assumed the role of District 7390 Governor and son Matthew on the same day assumed the role of President of the Rotary Club of Harrisburg (RCH) this July 1, 2021. Greg Staub, the senior Staub, and member of the Rotary Club of Hanover since 2005 took on leadership roles quickly serving as Club Membership Chair from 2013 to 2016. In 2016-17 he took on the role of Club president and simultaneously serving as District Assistant Governor from 2017 through 2019. In 2019 he was selected as District Governor-Nominee and in 2020 became District Governor elect and now serves as the Districts Conference Chair from 2021 to 2022. He concurrently serves as Rotary International Convention Promotion Chair through 2022. In his professional life, Greg Staub is a Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of PSI Capital Management, a registered investment advisory firm headquartered in Lancaster, PA. Staub states, “I am grateful each day for the opportunities I have had both professionally and personally through Rotary. Rotary is how I make sure that others have those same opportunities “ Matt Staub, the younger, has emulated dad’s all-in Rotary philosophy of Service Above Self. During 2017 to 2020 he took on the Co-Chair function of the Rotary Club of Harrisburg’s Haiti Water Project and in April 2017 joined a water treatment project in a remote mountain village as the Harrisburg Club lead the installation mission with six Harrisburg Club members, Past-District Governor John Judson MD, family members and a Hershey Club Rotarian. The project was part of the District’s Water Project for Haiti and was coordinated with the local Rotary Club of Verrettes, Haiti. Since 2018, Matt Staub has served on the board of the RCH concentrating on both international and local service projects. During May, 2021 he was active helping maintain and plant new fauna in the Harrisburg Pease Gardens on Front Street. Matt says of his growing Rotary commitment, “Since joining the Rotary Club of Harrisburg in 2014, I have been blessed with multiple opportunities. After moving to a new city, The RCH offered a great opportunity for fellowship allowing me to interact with Harrisburg’s finest community leadership while offering me countless service opportunities and a chance to be a positive force locally and in the world.” It is clear both Staubs relish leadership roles in Rotary and will be making their positive marks on the future of many local, national and international Rotary Clubs and initiatives. |
The speaker at the Rotary Club of Mechanicsburg-North on September 2 is Rotary International Director Valarie Wafer. She is the Chair of RI Diversity Equity and Inclusion Emphasis. Her topic will be RI’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Policy, News and Developments. We would like to invite anyone who would want to hear her speak on this topic. We will be meeting via Zoom. The meeting is at 7:30 AM and the zoom link is 
