Norm Noble

On Tuesday, February 3, Shawn Pfunder, Editor-in-Chief of the GoDaddy Editorial Department will explain the inner workings of GoDaddy where he’s responsible for their overall editorial direction. His group works closely with product owners and industry experts to publish remarkable content designed to help entrepreneurs and web professionals be more successful. “We’re always looking for other web experts, writers, artists, designers, and teachers throughout the world who want to help the underdog succeed,” he said.

Who’s GoDaddy? Life online starts with a domain name. That’s where domain name registrars like GoDaddy come in. Over 12 million people trust GoDaddy to make them look like rock stars on the web, starting with fast, efficient domain name registration. The world’s leading domain name registrar since 2005, GoDaddy offers the web’s widest selection of domain names plus a user-friendly website builder, affordable hosting, security tools and more. As they say, “We’re your one-stop web shop.”

“At GoDaddy,” he says, “I get to practice one of my passions – helping others take the creative leap and discover that they had the power in them all along.”

On Tuesday, February 24, Ed Robson will present “The Robson Communities Success Story.” Edward J. Robson, Founder and Chairman of Robson Communities, Inc., has logged some exciting times since graduating from Colorado College in 1954.

A star athlete in high school and college, Ed was recruited to play hockey for Team USA in 1955. He served in the United States Marine Corps for five years as a helicopter pilot obtaining the rank of captain.

He began his real estate career with Coldwell Banker in 1960 and joined the Del Webb Corporation shortly thereafter. In 1972, Ed started his first active adult community with Sun Lakes and today continues to lead and inspire the company.

Many honors have been bestowed upon Ed recognizing his impressive achievements including the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, Outstanding Business Leader from Northwood University, Entrepreneur of the Year Award from Arizona State University and most recently, the National Association of Home Builders Icon of the Industry award.

In addition to running his companies, Ed also has been very active in giving back to the community. Ed has devoted a significant amount of time and resources to philanthropy including Childhelp USA, Phoenix Boys and Girls Clubs, Phoenix Symphony, American Heart Association and the Arizona Foundation for Women, to name a few.

Ed has six children, 14 grandchildren, two great grandchildren and four dogs.

The Rotary Club of Sun Lakes meets for breakfast every Tuesday morning at 6:30 a.m. in the Oakwood Country Club Ballroom. The meetings start at 7:00 a.m. and end promptly at 8:00 a.m.; the cost of breakfast is $12. To make reservations for any meeting, contact Rotarian Don Prestin at 480-802-0439.