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Stephen P. Reynolds is chairman, president and chief executive officer for Washington-based Puget Energy.
Under Reynolds’ leadership, Puget Energy has strengthened its financial health by concentrating on its core business: retail utility service within a regulated environment. Central to this goal, in today’s volatile energy marketplace, is PSE’s strategy of meeting the energy needs of its growing customer base through incremental, cost-effective energy conservation, low-cost procurement of sustainable energy resources, and far-sighted investment in the energy-delivery infrastructure.
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Now logged in, you can check out our roster, pick up a newsletter, contact committee chairs easily by e-mail, and download our membership application. We're excited to deliver these materials via the Web, since it provides you with the fastest, easiest way to get current information. For example, as soon as we receive a change in the roster, it's updated here. Is this the first time you've logged in? The Website Manual in the Members section explains how to use all features of this site, including the online roster.{/hidefrom} Welcome, visitors, to the Rotary Club of Seattle. Seattle Rotary is a not-for-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace.
Since our founding in 1909, the Rotary Club of Seattle has been dedicated to doing good in the world. With approximately 675 members, we’re currently the largest Rotary club internationally, as well as the fourth oldest (hence our nickname, Seattle #4). Our members include some of the region’s most prominent business, professional, and civic leaders. We gather at weekly meetings and other functions to fulfill our commitment to the Rotarian ideals of friendship, fellowship, and service to others.We invite you to get acquainted with our club and its mission in the Legacy & Vision and Joining Rotary pages. You may also enjoy reading about some of the philanthropic contributions we've made over the years. |
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