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Zoe J. Walcott installed as President of Rotary Club of Central Tortola

ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The 2025 to 2026 Board of the Rotary Club of Central Tortola was installed during an Installation Dinner and Auction on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at Prime Restaurant in Road Town under the theme: ‘Nobles Were Birthed Here’.

The new board members are Zoe J. Walcott (President), Dr Ronald E. Georges (President-Elect), Nelcia St. Jean (Vice President and Club Admin Director), Gaelle Maduro (Treasurer), Laura Greces (Secretary), Vajendra Bharat (Community Service Director), Shan Mohamed (Foundation Director), Felina Moss (Public Image Director), Eileen Bourke (Youth Services Director), Sanjay Surtani (Membership Director), Vance M. Lewis (Fundraising Director), and Claude O. Skelton-Cline (Sergeant At Arms).

My presidency will not be measured in applause- Zoe J. Walcott

In her remarks, President Walcott said her presidency will not be measured in applause but in access.

“True leadership does not elevate one, it elevates many. And so tonight, I do not stand before you alone. I stand with a team, with a community, and with a calling. We will serve with unity, lead with compassion, and leave behind a legacy that declares clearly, courageously, and unapologetically: Nobles Were Birthed Here.”

She thanked the other board members to answering the call to serve, calling them the “architects of execution” as they will be the ones to bring the vision of the Rotary Club of Central Tortola to life.

“I am humbled and inspired by your commitment. Now, as we press forward, we do so together, because more hands make for lighter work. We are reminded that our community agenda cannot be carried by one club alone…We will pool our talents, coordinate our calendars, and combine our voices to serve more strategically, more sustainably, and more powerfully.”



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