Join Us At Our Next Rotary Lunch Meeting.
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We look forward to seeing you at our Thursday Lunch Meeting.
Guest Speaker: Liz Jolley, Founder, The School of Courage
Topic: The Leadership Questions That Build Trust, Reduce Conflict, and Move People Forward

Liz Jolley is a speaker, leadership coach, podcast host, and founder of The School of Courage™. After more than 20 years in the corporate energy industry, including leadership roles in innovation, culture, and organizational transformation, Liz now helps high-achieving professionals lead with more courage, clarity, and intention at work and home.
Her work focuses on the conversations and decisions that shape how people lead, collaborate, and live. Through her Power Question Framework™, Liz teaches leaders, teams, and individuals how to ask better questions, create stronger alignment, solve the right problem, and move from frustration to meaningful action.
Liz is also the host of The Great Leader, Great Mom podcast, where she explores leadership, emotional intelligence, work-life integration, tough conversations, decision-making, and the inner work required to create a life that works both professionally and personally.
Known for her practical, grounded, and relatable style, Liz brings together corporate leadership experience, coaching tools, and real-life examples to help audiences think differently, communicate more effectively, and lead themselves and others with greater intention.
Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026
Time: Noon to 1:00pm
Location: Legacy Ballroom
The Woodlands Country Club
100Grand Fairway, The Woodlands, TX
Guests are always welcome, so bring a friend or colleague to the meeting. They may want to learn more about Rotary, and it is an excellent opportunity to meet like-minded individuals who believe in ‘Service Above Self.’
To learn more about The Rotary Club of The Woodlands and upcoming events, visit our website at https://www.woodlandsrotary.org and follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rotaryofthewoodlands
"Friendship was the foundation rock on which Rotary was built, and tolerance is the element which holds it together." Paul Harris - 1948.