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The Inner Wheel Club Zug was founded on 2 September 1999 by partners and relatives of Rotarians from all five Rotary Clubs in the Canton of Zug. The charter ceremony took place on 15 April 2000 at the Casino Zug.
Currently, the club has 45 members.
Our meetings are held (with exceptions) on the first Tuesday of each month at the Park Hotel in Zug.
is Nikola Suwald's motto for her year in office.
Consciously experienced joy will shine through our community.
You can find out more about Inner Wheel and its history, as well as the Inner Wheel Club Zug, on the "About Us" page.
Our actual Board Members
Blick über die Zuger Altstadt zum Pilatus (Bild: Wikimedia Commons)
Based on the Rotary symbol, the Inner Wheel represents friendship and affiliation with Rotary. However, Inner Wheel has always been independent.
Inner Wheel was founded in Manchester (UK) in 1924 by Margarette Golding to give club structures to women's involvement. Margarette Golding is described as a truly remarkable woman of great courage, foresight, intelligence and business acumen. A trained nurse with Welsh roots, she had a great social commitment and helped orphans and sick children.
International Inner Wheel has three aims:
The Zug Inner Wheel Club is open to women who share the values and aims of International Inner Wheel and who wish to take an active part in the life of the Club.
More information can be found here.
Autumn day at Lake Aegeri (Image: Petersbest, Pixabay)
Ägerisee - Recreation area (Image: Wikimedia Commons)
View of Zug from Zugerberg (Image: Panoramio)
A night view of Zug from Zugerberg (Wikimedia Commons)
A hiker's paradise in summer and winter: Zugerberg (Image: Wikimedia Commons)
