Club Meeting of January 13, 2010
Posted by Michael Williams
This week's meeting featured a classification talk by Martin Bailey. Martin is from South Paris and was a Rotarian at another club before joining our club.
Martin works for Prudential. One of the primary tasks he does is to listen. By listening to his clients and prospective clients he can help them with their financial needs regardless of the stage of life they happen to be at. Prudential offers many services and if they do not have the service a client needs then Martin will make a referral to someone who can assist. There were many questions asked by club members as well. If you are interested in discussing your financial planning feel free to contact Martin.
On Tuesday there was a major earthquake in Haiti. A news article and postings on Father Marc's blog indicate that the orphanage that our club has been assisting the last several years survived the quake. However getting supplies will be a challenge as the capital city of Port-au-Prince was severly damaged and the only road between the two locations has become impassable. For further information you can read Father Marc's Blog here.
Martin works for Prudential. One of the primary tasks he does is to listen. By listening to his clients and prospective clients he can help them with their financial needs regardless of the stage of life they happen to be at. Prudential offers many services and if they do not have the service a client needs then Martin will make a referral to someone who can assist. There were many questions asked by club members as well. If you are interested in discussing your financial planning feel free to contact Martin.
On Tuesday there was a major earthquake in Haiti. A news article and postings on Father Marc's blog indicate that the orphanage that our club has been assisting the last several years survived the quake. However getting supplies will be a challenge as the capital city of Port-au-Prince was severly damaged and the only road between the two locations has become impassable. For further information you can read Father Marc's Blog here.