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Lietuvos Round Table istorija
Lietuvos Round Table pirmasis klubas buvo įkurtas 2001 m. Šiuo metu veikia du klubai Vilniuje ir vienas klubas Kaune. Lietuvos Round Table yra jauna organizacija, lyginant su visame pasaulyje veikiančiais klubais, kurių seniausi gyvuoja daugiau nei 50 metų. Klubo nariai bėgant metams tampa gerais bičiuliais, kuriuos vienija socialinė veikla, dalyvavimas bendruose renginiuose, klubų susitikimuose ir išvykose į tarptautinius renginius. Round Table narystė, tai linksma kelionė kartu su bendraminčiais! We have started to count the 16th year of RT in Lithuania. For many associations this is just a glimpse in their path. For us the few past years seem like the first steps of a child when you discover new things each another day. We have been living next to each other but did not know each other. Much has changed when we discovered Round Table. The world became brighter as we realized that we are not that different at fun, work, habits and needs. Now we can surely state - we like the spirit of Round Table. We aim to further attend international events of RT, we realize the need for help and deliver that through social projects, we spend time together and celebrate with our old new friends. Now we are the stronger ones - we are the tablers!!! |
The first Round Table was formed in Norwich in 1927
The Round Table roundel or 'The Dartboard', is based on an image that hangs in the Great Hall at Winchester. It's a medieval reproduction of King Arthur’s Round Table, however, the medieval ancestry is nothing to do with us, sorry.
In actual fact, our name comes from a speech that the then, Prince of Wales made in 1927 to the British Industries Fair: “The young business and professional men of this country must get together round the table, adopt methods that have proved so sound in the past, adapt them to the changing needs of the times and wherever possible, improve them”.
This speech inspired the name, and also provided our motto: adopt, adapt, improve – principles that remain at the heart of the organisation.
The first Round Table was formed in Norwich in 1927The founder, Louis Marchesi, was the youngest member of Norwich Rotary Club who felt there was a need for a club for the younger men of the town. His vision was for them to exchange ideas, learn from the experiences of their colleagues, and together contribute to the community life of the city.
In the following 12 months, interest was so high that the club attracted 85 members, and people around the country were starting to show an interest in establishing other clubs.
From the beginning, Round Table was a non-religious, non-political, and non-sectarian club, an ethos that still underpins the club today.
The first overseas group was formed in Copenhagen in 1936.
Round Table is now global, with members in most European countries, as well as Africa, the Middle East, India, Hong Kong, New Zealand, and the USA.
In actual fact, our name comes from a speech that the then, Prince of Wales made in 1927 to the British Industries Fair: “The young business and professional men of this country must get together round the table, adopt methods that have proved so sound in the past, adapt them to the changing needs of the times and wherever possible, improve them”.
This speech inspired the name, and also provided our motto: adopt, adapt, improve – principles that remain at the heart of the organisation.
The first Round Table was formed in Norwich in 1927The founder, Louis Marchesi, was the youngest member of Norwich Rotary Club who felt there was a need for a club for the younger men of the town. His vision was for them to exchange ideas, learn from the experiences of their colleagues, and together contribute to the community life of the city.
In the following 12 months, interest was so high that the club attracted 85 members, and people around the country were starting to show an interest in establishing other clubs.
From the beginning, Round Table was a non-religious, non-political, and non-sectarian club, an ethos that still underpins the club today.
The first overseas group was formed in Copenhagen in 1936.
Round Table is now global, with members in most European countries, as well as Africa, the Middle East, India, Hong Kong, New Zealand, and the USA.
Round Table Lithuania Past Presidents
2018/2019 Mindaugas Kirlys (current)
2017/2019 Giedrius Kavaliauskas
2016/2017 Vaidas Kazakevičius
2015/2016 Nerijus Filipavičius
2014/2015 Julius Eidintas
2013/2014 Rolandas Žilinskas
2012/2013 Irmantas Šukys
2011/2012 Andrius Oržekauskas
2010/2011 Egidijus Dargevičius
2009/2010 Linas Damanskis
2008/2009 Tomas Pukas
2007/2008 Artūras Šatkovskis
Round Table 1 Past Presidents
2007/2008 Egidijus Dargevičius
2006/2007 Artūras Šatkovskis
2005/2006 Skirmantas Mačiukas
2004/2005 Linas Sasnauskas
2003/2004 Ronaldas Račinskas
2002/2003 Artūras Šatkovskis
2001/2002 Andrius Pranckevičius
2000/2001 Robertas Beržinskas
1999/2000 Linas Sasnauskas
2018/2019 Mindaugas Kirlys (current)
2017/2019 Giedrius Kavaliauskas
2016/2017 Vaidas Kazakevičius
2015/2016 Nerijus Filipavičius
2014/2015 Julius Eidintas
2013/2014 Rolandas Žilinskas
2012/2013 Irmantas Šukys
2011/2012 Andrius Oržekauskas
2010/2011 Egidijus Dargevičius
2009/2010 Linas Damanskis
2008/2009 Tomas Pukas
2007/2008 Artūras Šatkovskis
Round Table 1 Past Presidents
2007/2008 Egidijus Dargevičius
2006/2007 Artūras Šatkovskis
2005/2006 Skirmantas Mačiukas
2004/2005 Linas Sasnauskas
2003/2004 Ronaldas Račinskas
2002/2003 Artūras Šatkovskis
2001/2002 Andrius Pranckevičius
2000/2001 Robertas Beržinskas
1999/2000 Linas Sasnauskas
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