Your District Rotaract Team

Stacey Chikoto

District Rotaract Representative

Stacey's journey with Rotary started many years ago in Interact club in Zimbabwe. Since moving to Canada Stacey has been involved with Rotaract initially in St John's, N.L. and in the past three years with the Rotaract Club of Toronto. Stacey enjoys the connections and friendships she has made through Rotaract and is kept inspired by being surrounded by fellow Rotaractors who are passionate about making a positive impact in their community and beyond. In the upcoming year, Stacey is excited to help foster the development of connections, partnerships between Rotaract Clubs in District 7070, Rotary youth programs and Rotary. All while empowering Rotaractors to serve to change lives including their own





Shauna Moore

District Rotaract Chair

Shauna is thrilled to support District 7070’s Rotaract because of her passion for seeing young adults succeed and finding new ways to lead us to a better future. She joined the Rotary Club of Whitby in 2011 and was president of the club in 2017=2018. Working with, teaching and coaching high school and college-aged students for the past 12 years, she has been a cheerleader for student success with a focus on those who face barriers! In her spare time, she can be found taking pictures of nature – the sky especially, having a deep conversation and asking a lot of questions- mostly, why not?

Ankita Sethi

Interim District Public Image Director

In Rotaract since 2017, Ankita decided to extend her Rotaract experience by being on the District Board of 2020-21. She strongly believes in the goodness of the world, and its ability to become an equitable place for everyone. In her role as the Secretary, she wishes to be a binding force, and connect Rotaractors from different clubs together, and provide the communication required for Rotaractors to seek new opportunities, and achieve their personal goals. She enjoys a good Netflix binge, philosophical and aviation talks, and jumping off the plane once in a while.

Neil Phillips

District Rotaract Advisor