Malvika Mudgal is a social entrepreneur, public policy researcher, and Founder – Jagan Foundation, driving grassroots innovation in rural Rajasthan, India. Jagan Foundation works on rural development, community awareness, health and livelihoods generation for adolescent girls and women in underprivileged rural communities.

With 15 years’ experience in social impact & corporate strategy, Malvika worked in policy advocacy, public health, CSR and communications in large corporates and international foundations including USAID, Shell Foundation, Brookings, Hitachi, Eli Lilly, Viatris and Cargill. 

Leveraging her background in public policy & social development, she drives an approach to create community awareness & community mobilization in rural communities on developmental issues. She writes and analyzes issues related to gender equality, public health, maternal healthcare, reproductive agency, and period poverty in India—notably examining data such as India’s National Family Health Survey (NFHS) metrics in prominent publications like the Observer Research Foundation, The Wire and The Times of India.

Malvika holds certifications in Public Policy [London School of Economics], Marketing Management and Biotechnology.

Mr. Ross Swope will be presenting his Classification Talk at an upcoming meeting.

Ross will walk us through his life journey, the decisions that defined his path, and what ultimately led him to join our club. These talks help us understand not just what someone does, but why – and they deepen the connections that make our club strong.

We look forward to learning more about Ross and welcoming his story into our Rotary family.

Shannon Moneymaker is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of For 3 Sisters, where she leads the organization’s programs, fundraising, partnerships, and patient advocacy efforts.

A Board Certified Patient Advocate, Shannon brings more than 30 years of pharmacy and healthcare experience, along with more than two decades of nonprofit experience, to her work. She also serves as Program Manager and primary Resource Case Manager for the Road to Resources program, working directly with individuals and families to navigate the financial and practical challenges of breast cancer.

Her approach is simple: listen to what people need, find practical ways to help, and make sure no one faces breast cancer alone.