Events

About Nathan Moeder

Nathan Moeder is widely considered one of the West Coast’s foremost authorities on the financial feasibility of real estate projects. He serves as a strategic consultant who advises a wide array of clients from the perspective of real estate economics.

His clients include real estate developers, investors, corporations, financial institutions, businesses, and public agencies. His project assignments span all real estate sectors, including residential developments, office buildings, industrial, hotel, retail, and mixed-use projects. He brings extensive experience and financial expertise as an advisor and analyst to successful projects and assignments throughout North America.

Mr. Moeder is a member of Lambda Alpha International, a land economics society. He served on the San Diego/Tijuana Urban Land Institute board for 14 years, where he founded the Young Leaders program.

He is an Advanced Toastmaster and speaks regularly to industry and business organizations on global economic trends and real estate land-use issues at the local and national levels. He has been quoted in the San Diego Union-Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Baja Times, California Real Estate Journal, National Real Estate Investor, Meridian Star, San Diego Daily Transcript, and San Diego Business Journal. His radio and television appearances have included Channel 39 KNBC, Channel 10 KABC, Channel 8 KFMB, Channel 9 KUSI, and other local outlets.

Mr. Moeder received his B.A. in Economics in 1998, with a concentration in mathematical economic theory, from the University of San Diego. He also holds a Master of Science in Real Estate degree from USD, where he participated in its inaugural class.

Is San Diego Building the Right Housing?

Speaker Nathan Moeder

Parking:  See attached flyer for information on parking options at UCSD and driving directions to the Faculty Club.

Mark your calendar for another Rotary Insider Tour.

Join us Friday, November 13, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM at the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park, featuring Old Masters, Impressionists and more.

Logistics and sign-ups to come.

Contact: jpercival@scribecommunications.com

Learn more about the San Diego Museum of Art

Join us on Friday, Nov. 13 at 10 a.m. for a private guided tour at the renowned San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park. Free for you and a guest, our visit will focus on: “Forging a Legacy: 15 Years of Landmark Acquisitions.” This special exhibition was curated to celebrate the 100^th anniversary of the Museum and to showcase the museum’s most important acquisitions from the last 15 years, including works from Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, David Hockney and Andy Warhol. 

 

RSVPs needed by Nov. 9. Arrive by 9:45, allow time to figure out your parking. 

Tour runs from 10-11. Capacity: 30.

Questions: jpercival@scribecommunications.com 

NEW LOCATION: Mt. Carmel High School

Join fellow Rotarians for the 53rd Annual District 5340 Foundation Impact Celebration—a morning of learning, connection, recognition, and practical ideas for expanding Rotary’s impact.

Program

Keynote speaker Shirley Grace, Rotary Zone 26 Endowment/Major Gifts Advisor, will share lessons from implementing more than 58 district and global grants. Attendees will learn how Rotary Foundation support helps clubs develop sustainable solutions in literacy, poverty, clean water, health, peace, education, and other community priorities.

• 7:30–8:30 AM: Check-in and continental breakfast
• 8:30–11:30 AM: Program and club presentations

Registration

Rotarians: $25 · Red Badge members: $20 · Rotaractors: $20. Registration closes November 12. Registration includes 250 Paul Harris recognition points (major donors and above excepted), and one Red Badge member will win a full Paul Harris Fellow recognition.

View current event details and registration information

Questions: Trudy Armstrong · Registration assistance: Patty Fortin

About the Program

Join us for a wide-ranging State of the Club conversation focused on what La Jolla Golden Triangle Rotary is doing today—and where we are headed next.

This member-centered program will offer a practical look at current activities, service priorities, and club goals, with time for open discussion and questions.

What We’ll Explore

• Highlights from current club activities and service projects
• Progress on club priorities and goals
• Upcoming opportunities for service, fellowship, and leadership
• Ideas from members about how we can strengthen the club and expand our impact

Your perspective matters. Bring your questions, suggestions, and ideas as we shape the next chapter of La Jolla Golden Triangle Rotary together.

Interested in joining us? Learn more about visiting a meeting and Rotary membership.

By popular demand, Eduardo Velasquez returns to LJGT Rotary.

Eduardo Velasquez, Vice President of the San Diego Regional EDC, will share San Diego's Economic Outlook 2027 and a look at what may be ahead for the region.