George Seaborough, President of Metro Savannah Rotary, is inspired by this year’s theme and says “Rotary is a leading advocate for positive change, and Metro Savannah is proud to embrace and promote the theme set forth by Rotary International for the year,” said Seaborough. “Unite for Good reflects the power of collective action and shared purpose. In a time when division can often overshadow unity, this theme calls us to come together in service, compassion, and community-building.”

Metro Savannah Rotary invites individuals, businesses, and community leaders to join in this year’s efforts to strengthen connection and create lasting impact in Savannah. By working together—united in purpose and grounded in goodwill—the club believes we can build a more inclusive, resilient, and hopeful community for all.

George is passionate about community service and has been an active member of Metropolitan Savannah Rotary since 2020. He currently serves as President of the club and is also the Executive Director of Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy. George’s leadership experience spans a variety of impactful roles, including Union Organizer for SEIU, Field Director for the Young Democrats of Georgia, Interim Director of the SSU Community Future Corporation, Loaned Associate for United Way, and Freshman Experience Professor at Savannah State University.

Beyond his professional work, George has invested deeply in youth development. He has led high school students on college road trips across Georgia and South Carolina, served as a volunteer advisor for the Harvard Model United Nations competition, and taught students about the political campaign process. As a Rotarian, George has chaired the Interact Club Committee, helped establish a Rotaract Club at Savannah State University, and chaired the Program Committee.

George is a native of Savannah and is married to Occupational Therapist, Tyneise Seaborough. He has a 10-year-old daughter Sabrea. He graduated from Savannah High School and holds a B.S. in Political Science with a minor in Education and a Master’s of Public Administration from Savannah State University. He is a member of Branded Hearts International Church and President of Twickenham Neighborhood Association.

In addition to Seaborough, the 2025-2025 board includes President-Elect – Ro Patrick (The Ad Council), Treasurer – Jasmine Mills (CustomFit Training Center and Noom), Secretary – Jamie Arkins (Thomas & Hutton), Immediate Past President – Kristen Crawley (Gulfstream), Sergeant-at-Arms – Jamie Falzarano (Falzarano & Associates) and Jay Gallagher (EnMarket Arena), Programs Co-Chairs – Danielle Pilgrim (Director of Public Policy and Communications at Deep Center) and Deanna Whitt (Ernst & Young), Service Co-Chairs – Molly Knutson (Pallett Manufacturing) and Ruth Hutson (SESCO Lighting), Communications Co-Chairs – Kristin King (Sago Property Management and New Arts Ensembles) and Katie Rudder-Fender (South University) and Destiny Mojica-Taylor (Destiny Mojica LLC), Foundation Chair – Bret Bell (City of Tybee), Membership Co-Chairs – Emily Doherty (Great Oaks Bank) and Florence Slatinsky (Advertising Specialty Services), Legacy Chair – Jordan Chase (Organizational Consultant and Facilitator), Interact Liaison – Ben Barksdale (Barksdale Group at Keller Williams Realty Coastal Area Partners), GRSP Liaison – Aaron Miller (Miller Real Estate), Family of Rotary Chair – Chelsea Dye (Purpose & Plants lifestyle, Alchemist Untamed), Grants Chair – Cari Clark Phelps (Salacia Salts), Disaster Response Chair – Chelsea Sawyer (Chatham Emergency Management Agency).