New president for Rotary Club of Shelly Beach
The year promises to be one of profound impact and continued excellence.
It was a night of fellowship, leadership and purpose recently for the Rotary Club of Shelly Beach.
St Michael’s Hotel served as the backdrop for a memorable evening of tradition, camaraderie and celebration as the club held its annual induction dinner.
The event marked the official handing over of the mantle of leadership for the 2026/2027 Rotary year.
The evening was a resounding success, filled with warmth, inspiring speeches and a shared commitment to community service.
A highlight was the formal induction of Trevor Nicholas as the new club president for the 2026/2027 term.
Nicholas takes the reins with clear vision and enthusiasm, ready to lead the club into another impactful year of service above self.
Joining him in leadership, Suzette van der Berg was inducted as the new president of the Rotary Anns, bringing dedicated support and energy to the club’s vibrant auxiliary team.
Demonstrating the strong bond of regional fellowship, the gala was well-attended by esteemed delegates from neighbouring clubs.
The evening was further distinguished by the presence of prominent local community dignitaries, underscoring the deep connection and collaborative spirit between Rotary and the wider South Coast community.
As the new leadership team steps forward, the Rotary Club of Shelly Beach reaffirms its dedication to making a tangible difference locally and globally.
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