The Rotary Club of Merrimack seeks nominations for people who live or work in Merrimack and have displayed outstanding performance in their jobs. If you know such a person, the Merrimack Rotary would like to hear from you, and be able to recognize your nominee at the annual Excellence in the Workplace meeting. This is not a competition, therefore all nominees who attend will be honored.

“One of the tenets of Rotary is to know that all occupations have value and we’re proud to honor that ideal by recognizing our friends and neighbors in the Merrimack Community for excellence,” said Maureen Tracey the program chair. If you love going to a local business because of the fine people who take care of you when you get there, you’ve got a great candidate for excellence in the workplace! In the past, we have recognized store clerks and managers, bookkeepers, landscapers, secretaries and nurses. It’s a long and varied list. Who do you know? Somebody who works for you, or a co-worker? Maybe it’s the guy who takes care of your car or fixes your refrigerator. If they do great job, they should be honored as part of Rotary’s ‘Excellence in the Workplace.

The Rotary Club of Merrimack will recognize nominees at a dinner event on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 6pm at the John O’Leary Adult Community Center. If a nominee cannot attend on that date, another date will be arranged.

To nominate somebody, please email to Maureen Tracey maureentracey3@hotmail.com (or call at 603.320.0733) with the following information: the name of the nominee, the occupation of the nominee, and 150 words describing why your nominee deserves public recognition. Please include your contact information as well. Deadline for nominations is April 10, 2019. The cost of the event is $30.00 which includes two dinners. Additional guests are $15.00 each and seating is limited.

To view a video or article on previous recipients of the “Excellence in the Workplace,” go to www.merrimackrotary.org.

Founded in 1971, the Rotary Club of Merrimack is a volunteer organization of business people and professionals supporting the community. Merrimack Rotary projects have included the Roger Duhamel Pavilion at Watson Park, scholarships, reconstruction of Kids’ Kove Playground, scholarships, the Merrimack July Fourth festivities, Interact Club and more. Rotary Club of Merrimack also has an annual recognition of the three premiere Gold Award winners for the Green & White Mountain Council of the GSA and bestowing annual individual awards to the two Daniel Webster Council’s best Scouts who earned the Eagle Scout of the Year & the Glenn & Melinda Adams Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year.

To RSVP for a meeting or for information about membership, contact Chris Christensen at 603.424.2542 or mailto: chris@christensenNH.com or visit www.merrimackrotary.org.