District Governor Lance Eberle serves as leader of our 33-club district. The
district also has 20 Interact clubs for high school and middle school students, and
two Rotaract clubs for professionals ages 18-30.
Born and reared in Bloomington, Eberle joined Bloomington Rotary in 2002. He
has served on the club's Board of Directors and, most recently, the membership
committee. He was Club President in 2013-2014 and Treasurer for six years.
At the District level, Eberle has served as assistant governor from 2014-2017, and
also served as membership co-chair. He is a graduate of the Rotary
Leadership Institute.
Outside of Rotary, Eberle has also been active in youth programs, serving on the
Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Club of Bloomington for more than 20
years, including a term as Board President, and also served at the state level.
Eberle received his B.S. in Industrial Management from Purdue University and his
MBA from Butler University. He has been a partner with First Insurance Group
for over 16 years. Eberle is a Certified Risk Manager and Certified Insurance
Counselor who works with small and medium size businesses to assist them
identify and minimize their risk exposures.
He lives in the Bloomington with his wife, Stephanie, and two sons. He enjoys
water sports, including skiing and sculling.
Indiana’s three Rotary districts select Cadet Noah Jager as 2024-25 Rotary Global Grant Scholar and The Rotary Foundation has confirmed Noah Jager as the 2024-25 All-Indiana Rotary Global Scholar. Noah recently graduated from West Point Naval Academy. The three Indiana Rotary districts chose Noah over five other outstanding finalists following January 20 interviews. Noah, endorsed by Bloomington Sunrise Rotary, will use the $40,000 award to pursue a master’s degree in International Peace and Security from King’s College London. Noah’s area of focus: Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention.
After receiving his master’s degree, Noah will serve as an officer in the U.S. Army for a minimum of five years on active duty and three years in the reserves. In his first duty position, Noah will serve as a Military Intelligence Officer specializing in strategic intelligence. After serving in this role, he hopes to become a Foreign Area Officer (FAO), providing liaison with countries in an assigned region through policymaking, military cooperation, and community engagement. Later, Noah plans to return to Indiana where he will practice law and serve in the Indiana National Guard. Ultimately, he plans to address the needs of Hoosiers by serving in the U.S. Congress.