| Annie Lewandowski
Key Club International President Goals for 2011–12: I look forward to serving Key Club International in many different ways through out this upcoming year. First I want to build a strong foundation of service, bringing our focus back to the reason we all joined the organization. Through service, we will be able to strength communication and unity within the districts and divisions. Secondly, I want to increase the promotion of Key Club International, we are too strong of an organization for people not to know us, and I want to see every high school student to have the chance at experiencing service like I have been able to have. |
| Catt Lovins
Key Club International Vice-President Goals for 2011–12: I hope to increase communication among members and officers in different districts as well as help guide the organization through a successful year. |
| Nick DePorzio
International Trustee Districts: New York, New Jersey, Ohio Goals for 2011–12: I hope that every member will be equipped with the tools they need to serve their communities and embrace their passion to its fullest potential. The support of an efficient and representative International structure will be there to guide each member in all of their endeavors. |
| Jared Greene
International Trustee Districts: Jamaica, Carolinas, Florida Goals for 2011–12: For the upcoming service year I want to work every day for the key club members who I have the privilege to serve with. Communication is a big part of creating successful districts and a successful organization; therefore I want to create effective frequency and tools with which I will contact my districts and their members. These ideas include the creation of a master presidential roster which I would enable me to, with one short e-mail, contact all of my club presidents and send updates on international activity, put them in contact with their sister districts, and even send quick videos to be shown at their general meetings which would enable every general member to see the face and hear the voice of their international board. Though I am very excited about communication, this excitement comes from the power that this communication would have. It would enable me to work on my number one priority and that, as is in the spirit of Key Club, is service. I can’t wait to converse with you as we bring our service to new heights and build our homes school and communities everyday because, regardless our position, location, or grade we are all capable and caring servant leaders, transforming communities worldwide. |
| Somya Gupta
International Trustee Districts: Indiana, West Virginia, Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Goals for 2011–12: See Key Club emphasize its international aspect by developing districts in more parts of the world, find innovative and modern ways to communicate with my Districts and ensure that the international level serves Key Club's members in every way possible. |
 | Cole Hickman
International Trustee Districts: Pacific Northwest, Southwest, KIWIN’S Goals for 2011-2012: I want to diversify and promote tolerance within this organization. We are an international club, one that embraces a wide variety of religions, cultures, sexual orientations, lifestyles, etc. I feel that it is absolutely integral that I promote a strong sense of personal expression and acceptance to this organization. In doing so, I hope that each member will be able to set aside any insecurities or prejudices they may have and lose themseleves totally in the selfless service of others. |
| Yoo Eun Kim
International Trustee Districts: California-Nevada-Hawaii, Utah-Idaho, Michigan Goals for 2011–12: To promote fellowship and growth within our organization, I plan to bridge the communications gap between the club, district, and international levels. By developing resources and using social media, I plan to address the concerns that Key Clubbers face today and assist in their crusade against social ills. |
| Kayla Lash
International Trustee Districts: Montana, Capital, Eastern Canada Goals for 2011–12: If I were elected on to the International Board, I would hope to make Key Club International the kind of organization the members want it to be. An organization that makes a difference and carries out its motto and vision of demonstrating care and developing leaders. I would hope to make Key Club International an organization that more people would be honored to be part of. Lastly, I hope to make Key Club an organization that not only serves the children of the world, but supports and helps the members involved. |
| Lucy McDermott
International Trustee Districts: Minnesota-Dakotas, Alabama, New England Goals for 2011–12: I hope to bring the international level to the club level. Serving as club president I learned that many members on the local level do not know what is going on on the international level. I would like to improve member and officer experience through increased education through means of more regional trainers, and increased communication with the international liaison. |
| Randolph McKinnie
International Trustee Districts: Caribbean-Atlantic, Missouri-Arkansas, Pennsylvania Goals for 2011–12: As Kiwanis is Key Club's parent organization, I would strive to strengthen our communication with them as well as increasing the awareness of our other K-Family counterparts. |
| Rebecca Riley
International Trustee Districts: Kansas, Texas-Oklahoma, Georgia Goals for 2011-12: I'd love to see Key Club both focus and extend the outreach of its many projects. I'd also like to see Key Clubbers even more pumped up than they are already about the service they're doing and the difference they're making in the world! |
 | Alan Wang
International Trustee Districts: Kentucky-Tennessee, Louisiana-Mississippi-West Tennessee, Bahamas Goals for 2011–12: I want to contribute to Key Club International by working from the ground up, placing the best resources possible in the hands of our Lieutenant Governors and club officers. I also hope to make Key Club more of a household name. Key Club is absolutely amazing, and it is rather sad to see that many high school students don't know much about what it accomplishes. In fact, the lack of knowledge is most apparent in many of our members—I've seen too many Key Clubbers that don't even know anything outside of their school's club. The knowledge of there being something larger out there really inspired me to work harder as a servant leader, and I think that many others would agree. Finally, I really want to see more K-Family cooperation. By operating as isolated units, each branch of the K-Family is not optimally benefiting the global community. Joint projects between all levels would boost the already amazing achievements of the K-Family. |
 | Austin Wu
International Trustee Districts: Rocky Mountain, Illinois-Eastern Iowa, Nebraska-Iowa Goals for 2011-2012: I hope to see the members of Key Club International get more excited about the amazing things that they are accomplishing. I want members to play a greater role in the organization that they have built from the ground up - most members don't realize that they're part of something huge, but I want them to feel like important individuals. I'll try to reach out to more members and provide new opportunities for them. I also want to see Key Club expand internationally, so that our service has a more wide-reaching impact. |
