Angie Cox selected 2026-2027 District 5790 governor
The District Nominating Committee this past week announced that Angie Cox has been selected as District 5790 Governor 2026-2027.
Angie is a long-time member of Lewisville Noon Rotary, where she served as club president in 2006-07. She has also served on the club Board of Directors in a number of capacities over the years, currently as Grants Chair. In that role, Angie implemented food pantries in ten Lewisville ISD schools to feed children living with food insecurity.
Angie was Assistant Governor for clubs in South Denton County and used her professional experience in Sales and Business Management to provide training and organizational development while maintaining open communication and increasing membership. She has also worked closely with the District 4-Way Test Speech Competition.
Angie is a licensed Escrow Officer with Allegiance Title and owns her own business, Cox Cleaning. She has served as a trustee on the Lewisville ISD School Board, including a term as Board President.
Angie is active in a number of nonprofits in the South Denton area, including Women of Flower Mound, Keep Flower Mound Beautiful, and her local PTA. In addition, she is president of the board of Journey to Dream, a Denton County nonprofit that works to embrace, equip, and empower homeless, hurting, and at-risk teens to achieve recovery, overcome adversity, and live purposeful lives.
"Congratulations to Angie! We look forward to working with her as she prepares to lead the District during Rotary Year 2026-2027." -- Pat Peters, Rotary 5790 District Governor
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