Rotary Club of Statesboro installs President Matt Mathews, new board, and officers for 2024-2025

Mathews and the new board board bring a mix of seasoned expertise and fresh ideas to the service club.

Seated L-R: Jaime Riggs / Membership, Robert Benson / President Elect, Matt Mathews / President, Bob Olliff / Chairman of the Board, Amber Stewart / Club Administration. Standing L-R: Perry Zeigler / Secretary, Jason Hendley / Rotary Bulletin & emails, Shannon Ramsey / Community Service & Sunshine Report, Mike Kennedy / Rotary Foundation, Brian Steele / Public Relations, Doug Collins / Treasurer, Mitchell Hill / Sergeant-at-Arms, Elliott Marsh / Vocational ServiceSpecial

The Rotary Club of Statesboro installed Statesboro native Matt Mathews as President, along with new Board Members and Officers for the 2024-2025 year in a ceremony last week. Mathews is an attorney and partner with Bruce, Mathews & Lavoie Attorneys At Law.

Officers and Board members include:

Jennifer Davis, Programs
Doug Collins, Treasurer
Mitchell Hill, Sergeant-at-Arms
Jason Hendley, responsible for the Rotary Bulletin & emails
Mike Kennedy, heading the Rotary Foundation
Russ Lanier, Music
Elliott Marsh, Vocational Service
Matt Mathews, President
Bob Olliff, Chairman of the Board
Shannon Ramsey, overseeing Community Service & Sunshine Report
Jaime Riggs, Membership
Brian Steele, managing Public Relations
Amber Stewart, Club Administration
Robert Benson, President Elect
Perry Zeigler, Secretary

The new board brings a mix of seasoned expertise and fresh ideas, ready to take on the new service year. The mission of the Rotary Club is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

The Rotary Club of Statesboro (Club 4215) was founded December 1, 1936.

To learn more about becoming a member of the Rotary Club of Statesboro, reach out to one of the members or email [email protected].