Chamber Inspiration Luncheon Featuring Jack Rolfe

When you attend our Inspiration Luncheon on May 7th you'll hear from an incredible human being and business leader who at age 50 listened to the voice within and redirected his career to be in the service of others.  Twenty years ago Jack started down a path that culminated in earning his Masters Degree at age 54 from Notre Dame University when most people are starting to turn their thoughts toward maximizing their income for retirement.  But he had a purpose, a cause that led him to earn his Masters in Non-Profit Administration in order to successfully build and manage The School of Life Foundation. 
  
His highly successful non-profit is dedicated to helping high school students stay in school and complete their education.  As a result his foundation is expanding nationally and has caused dropout rates to decline  significantly.  Jack could have focused on his highly successful career path but instead allowed his heart and his head to lead him in a higher direction.  Come and hear Jack talk about his journey.  It will inspire you to do what it takes to stop, listen and act on what's right for you. 

Mr. Rolfe is the founder and President of the School of Life Foundation. This 501(c)3 nonprofit organization has a mission to help youth reach their full potential in life and is impacting thousands of youth across the world while teaming up with hundreds of schools and other youth organizations. The character building curriculum taught by the School of Life Foundation is contained in Mr. Rolfe’s book Learn to “School” Your Toughest Opponent. He is in the process of completing his Masters Degree of Nonprofit Administration at the University of Notre Dame. Mr. Rolfe is a professional speaker and this past year spoke at the First Annual National Mentoring Summit held at the Library of Congress. In addition has spoke at the Play Like A Champion Today Conference as well as numerous Colleges and Universities. Mr. Rolfe is a former high school girls basketball coach. He and his wife, Lexie, have five children and eight grandchildren and currently reside in St. George, Utah where they are youth mentors in their church. His friends call him the Silver Fox!