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The spring of 2020 We will be uncertain about the future of the Rotary member-to-member connection. While the "hands looking out into space" idea is definitely a the norm in our lives it is clear that the confidence in Rotary is increasing and more members are making face-toface connections. Rotary has, however, changed. We are still uncertain about how the service we provide to others is going to incorporate the highly appreciated human connections that Rotary Members had during prior time. The phrase "hands face space" will become an integral part of our routine It's evident that there's a rising faith and need to be face-to-face with people. Rotary's face has changed. Rotary's networks create bonds that last. The outbreak of the pandemic was the catalyst for us to take on the latest technology. The pandemic has prompted us to improve our technological techniques. We maintain our business online while also reintroducing our activities for service and social. Our newfound opportunities have combined with what we learned about our past pandemics to provide a brand perspective to Rotary. An earlier Rotary survey found that around 75% of clubs planned to continue with their usual business. Check out this piece 1. Amanda Watkin is the General Secretary of Rotary Magazine. It was wonderful to hear that, in the most recent Rotary study seventy percent of members were looking forward to their normal events and community initiatives that were helpful to communities throughout Great Britain. It's great to know that the Rotary support centre team provides valuable resources which help with the maintenance and promotion of infrastructure and keeping people who are members safe. The need for insurance and compliance is also important. The imagination and creativity of our members to find solutions to some of the most difficult challenges is incredible and I am so thankful that the opportunity to join Rotary was offered to me back in 2002. Rotary is also able to provide me with a great network of friends who are like-minded. I am extremely grateful for this. We should now be sharing Rotary and encourage our families, acquaintances and coworkers to become members of the most amazing world-wide network in which you truly are able to make a difference.