XinLei Wang

Key Club International President

Goals for 2010–11: To expand the influence of Key Club, I firmly believe that the effort begins at the core. International must serve the members the way they have served their communities: to take care of our members, to better our clubs, and to encourage overall awareness and efficiency. 

Ikwo Morris

Key Club International Vice-President

Goals for 2010–11: Growth and retention. We often make outrageous aims of growth in this organization without realizing that to grow means to build on what you already have, not start fresh. I hope not only to zone in on current members but also the reasons why it is that we are not as large as we would like this organization to be.

Nick Cornell

International Trustee

Districts: Eastern Canada, Indiana, Michigan

Goals for 2010–11: I hope most to focus on diversifying membership: that is, growing Key Club internationally by starting new clubs in new locations.  I intend to make sure that the opportunities and experiences provided by Key Club become available to more individuals worldwide.

Matt Harper

International Trustee

Districts: Illinois-Eastern Iowa, Missouri-Arkansas, Jamaica

Goals for 2010–11: I would like to improve member and officer experience through increased education.  Rather than just leaving you hanging, I'd like the International Board to take an active role in letting you know what's expected and very much needed for the continued success of Key Club.

Caleb Lapsley

International Trustee

Districts: Wisconsin-Upper Michigan, New England, Capital

Goals for 2010–11: Develop a Key Club Buddy System for Builders Clubs and enhance the bond between the district boards and their international trustee.

Annie Lewandowski

International Trustee

Districts: Texas-Oklahoma, Utah-Idaho, KIWIN'S

Goals for 2010–11: I want to increase the involvement of local clubs in divisional, and district projects. As Lieutenant Governor I sadly found out that many clubs were unaware of the district board and its projects and opportunities.

Lisa Nicholson

International Trustee

Districts: Southwest, Kansas, Kentucky-Tennessee

Goals for 2010–11: I want to increase communication between districts around the world. This would increase knowledge of service projects and other organizational techniques for clubs everywhere. Secondly, I want to see Key Club advertised more. Whether advertising takes place on a large scale or simply within a single school, it is important to get the word out about what Key Club is. Advertising leads to my third goal, to increase membership. If students see signs and flyers in their schools for Key Club they may be curious about the club and they may want to join. Increasing membership increases the number of hours of service that a club has.

Robert Peck

International Trustee

Districts: Rocky Mountain, Nebraska-Iowa, California-Nevada-Hawaii

Goals for 2010–11: The main strength of Key Club is the ability of our members to work together. And that strength makes us capable of so much more that just working together in our home club. We should use our capacity to work together to make inter-club, inter-division, and even inter-district projects just as common as individual club projects are. Doing that raises more money and makes more fiends from more places. Because of that, I would focus on connecting clubs and divisions within my districts to each other by more heavily training LTGs to organize cooperative efforts and helping organize these efforts firsthand.

Will Robertson

International Trustee

Districts: Pennsylvania, Carolinas, New Jersey

Goals for 2010–11: I hope to show members that they are each leaders in their homes, schools, communities by simplifying the administrative aspects of the organization, broadening the foundation of service, and increasing membership throughout the year.

David Velasquez

International Trustee

Districts: Georgia, Alabama, Florida

Goals for 2010–11: I hope to increase Key Club International’s presence in international communities by developing service opportunities abroad.

Ashley Williams

International Trustee

Districts: Louisiana-Mississippi-West Tennessee, Caribbean-Atlantic, Bahamas

Goals for 2010-11: I hope to continute to work to make Key Club a household name. I also hope to instill a notion of responsibility in Key Club members to help spread the word about Key Club, and encourage others to serve.

Stephenie Yuan

International Trustee

Districts: Pacific Northwest, Minnesota-Dakotas, Montana

Goals for 2010–11: I hope to strengthen the bond between each level of Key Club by helping each member become more knowledgeable about the works of Key Club International. Through understanding the purpose of each club level, we can better inspire each other to work together and reach our fullest potential.  I would also like to provide resources for members to receive updates on what other districts across the world are doing to serve. It is crucial for members to understand that Key Club is a global organization that is truly making impactful changes.

Nancy Zhang

International Trustee

Districts: Ohio, New York, West Virginia

Goals for 2010–11: As an organization that grows every day of the year, I want to ensure that every member Key Club feels a stronger connection to Key Club International. Communication on any level of this organization is pertinent in order to achieve successful outcomes.