Speakers

The Findlay Symposium, is a community group dedicated to lifelong learning and meaningful conversation. Comprised primarily of engaged community members, the group gathers regularly to hear from a wide range of speakers on topics including current events, history, and local issues. Their program offers an opportunity for connection, continued learning, and thoughtful discussion within the Findlay community.

Join Scott Clement as he shares information on the Sceincer of Political Polling.  Scott is from the Washington Post.  

Join us as we welcome Amy Cortez, host of the Code Forty4 podcast, and Hancock County Sheriff Mike Cortez for a meaningful conversation about the realities of law enforcement, family resilience, and mental wellness. Through the Code Forty4 podcast, Amy provides support and resources for law enforcement officers, their spouses, and families by addressing topics such as cumulative stress, trauma, and the importance of seeking help before a crisis occurs. Together, Amy and Sheriff Cortez will share their personal experiences, insights, and the critical role that strong relationships and community support play in the well-being of first responders and their families.

A special veteran's day presentation. 

Rotary Program: MAZZA Museum Tour & Presentation

This week's Rotary meeting will be held on-site at the MAZZA Museum. Join us as we welcome the Museum's Executive Director, who will share the story behind the world's first and largest museum dedicated to original artwork from children's picture books.

Members will learn about the museum's unique collection, its educational impact, and the ways it serves our community and visitors from around the world. Following the presentation, we will enjoy a guided tour of the museum, offering a behind-the-scenes look at its remarkable exhibits and collections.

This is a wonderful opportunity to experience one of Findlay's cultural treasures while learning more about its mission and impact. We look forward to seeing everyone there!