Club News

As Artificial Intelligence reshapes the workplace, young professionals are faced with new questions about their skills, careers and future. Through AI and the Office, the Rotaract Club of Barbados brought together approximately 30 young professionals from diverse fields to explore AI’s practical applications, limitations and implications for the future of work. The session encouraged participants to move beyond uncertainty and consider how they can adapt, remain relevant and embrace new possibilities in an evolving professional landscape.

View the full presentation on our YouTube channel. 

The Rotaract Club of Barbados officially kicks off 2026–27 under the theme "Serving With Purpose, Growing With Passion." 

Meet the incoming board – President Omar Worrell, Vice President Leah Browne, Treasurer Jamar Mayers, International Service Director Melcia Rogers, Community Service Director Zachary McCollin, Club Service Director Rashanna Vaughn, Public Image Director Chanda Mwansa, Membership Committee Chair Charmaine Hinds and Immediate Past President Christina Ruck – and find out what this year has in store.


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Rotary International News

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