Rotary Club of Savannah Announces Lowell Kronowitz as President and Names 2018 Board

SAVANNAH, Ga. - July 26, 2018 - PRLog -- Lowell Kronowitz, president and fourth-generation family owner of Levy Jewelers, has been named president of the Rotary Club of Savannah.

Kronowitz will be joined on the Rotary board of directors by secretary/treasurer Diana Morrison, sergeant-at-arms Roger Moss, along with Louisa Abbot, Todd Groce, Cecilia Russo Turner, Rick Belford, Jamie McCurry, Swann Seiler, Ellen Bolch, Trip Tollison, Dale Critz Jr., David Rosenblum and Marjorie Young.

In addition to his new position, Kronowitz currently serves as chairman of the 200 Club. He is a member of both the Bethesda Foundation Board and a past treasure of the Bethesda Union Society. His previous positions include serving as the Rotary Club's secretary/treasurer and membership on the Telfair Museum and United Way boards.

Kronowitz attended Savannah Country Day and Gould Academy, then received his bachelor's degree from Hobart College and attended the University of Michigan for an MBA. He returned to Savannah to assume leadership of Levy Jewelers and has remained here with his wife, Hilary, and three children.

"The club's motto, 'service above self,' is a core foundation for me," said Kronowitz. "I am honored to stand amongst the many great business and civic leaders of our city who have led the club before me."

The Rotary Club of Savannah includes 225 community leaders and volunteers. Over the past 103 years, the club has championed local and regional developments that include completing the road to Tybee Island, improving the Savannah River for commercial traffic, enhancing the Dixie Highway system in southeast Georgia and building bridges over the Savannah and Altamaha Rivers. Most recently in recognition of its 100th anniversary, the club raised funds and built an all-accessible playground in Forsyth Park.

The club also sponsored the organization of new Rotary clubs in Augusta, Brunswick, Statesboro, Blackshear and Savannah West. Furthering the goals of Rotary International, the club has supported wartime relief efforts, student scholarships, polio eradication and other global health initiatives.

Meetings are held each Monday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the DeSoto Hotel, 15 E. Liberty St. For more information, visit http://www.savrotary.org

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Savannah, GA 31412
912.272.9711

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