BY JOEL CALAMBA ESCOL, Managing Editor
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Rotary District 3870 Governor-elect Gilda “Gigi” Go has appointed another Assistant Governor for Zone 1 for the Rotary Year 2023-2024.
“AG Mae Linaac is a member of the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro Premier. She will be ASSISTANT GOVERNOR for Zone 1. Thank you for accepting the appointment! With your impressive background, you are an asset to our District,” DGE Go said.
AG Mae has been connected with Del Monte Philippines for more than 30 years. She has successfully climbed the corporate ladder from Training and Administrative Coordinator to HR Supervisor, then to being the Manager for Corporate Compensation and Benefits, HRIS and Cannery Recruitment Manager.
She was promoted to Senior Manager, Corporate Compensation and Benefits, HRIS & Executive Recruitment Senior Manager, and finally, as Senior Manager – Human Resources.
Early in her career she had a short teaching stint at PHINMA, then as a Consultancy Staff at SGV & Co.
AG Mae finished her Bachelors Degree in Commerce major in Accounting, Magna Cum Laude, at Xavier University. She also holds a Masters in Business Administration from the same University. Â
DUTIES OF AN AG
An assistant governor in Rotary is an important role within the organization. They serve as a liaison between the district governor and the clubs in their designated area, providing support and guidance to help the clubs achieve their goals.
One of the main duties of an assistant governor is to ensure that the clubs in their area are following Rotary’s policies and procedures. They may provide training sessions to help club members understand these policies and how to implement them effectively.
Additionally, assistant governors are responsible for supporting clubs in their efforts to achieve their goals, whether that be through fundraising, service projects, or membership growth. They may assist clubs in developing strategic plans, providing resources and connections, and offering feedback and guidance as needed.
Another important responsibility of an assistant governor is to serve as a communication bridge between the district governor and the clubs. They may be responsible for relaying important information, such as upcoming events or changes in policy, to club leaders in a timely and effective manner.
Assistant governors are also tasked with supporting the district governor in their duties. They may attend meetings and events with the district governor, serve as a liaison between the governor and other district leaders, and provide feedback and suggestions on district-wide initiatives.
In summary, the role of an assistant governor in Rotary is multifaceted and crucial to the success of the organization. By providing guidance, support, and communication, assistant governors help clubs thrive and ultimately make a positive impact on their communities.
Assistant governors in Rotary also play a crucial role in promoting the organization and its mission. They may work to recruit new members, as well as encourage existing members to become more involved in Rotary’s activities and initiatives.
In addition, assistant governors may help to plan and organize district events, such as conferences, trainings, and fundraisers. These events provide opportunities for clubs to connect and collaborate, and can help to strengthen the Rotary community in the district.
Another important duty of an assistant governor is to monitor and evaluate the performance of the clubs in their area. They may conduct club visits to observe meetings and service projects, and provide feedback and support to help the clubs improve their performance.
Assistant governors may also be involved in Rotary’s international programs, such as the Rotary Foundation, which supports projects focused on education, health, and economic development around the world. They may help clubs in their area to apply for funding and support from these programs, and ensure that the projects are aligned with Rotary’s mission and values.
Overall, the role of an assistant governor in Rotary is challenging, but also rewarding. By serving as a leader and mentor to clubs in their area, assistant governors have the opportunity to make a positive impact on their communities, while also contributing to Rotary’s global mission of service and goodwill.
DGE Gilda “Gigi” Go, Rotary International District 3870
