Milton L. “Milt” Iossi is a retired 32-year U.S. Foreign Service diplomat serving in posts in Europe, North Africa, and South Asia . Born in Sioux Falls , SD , he received his B.A. at the Univ. of Minnesota and thereafter pursued graduate studies at Princeton and The National War College. He served during the Korean War. 

Milt became a Rotarian in 1983 in Dhaka , Bangladesh , while serving in the U.S. Embassy. A Charter Member of the South Brunswick Islands Rotary Club in Shallotte, NC, he was Governor of District 7730 (1993-94), GSE Team Leader to South India (1997), and district committee chair for the District Rotary Foundation Committee, World Community Service, and the Coins for Alzheimer’s Research Trust (CART).  

He currently serves Rotary International as Chairman of RI’s Diplomatic Protocol Committee for 2004-06 consultant to the RI General Secretary.  He  has served RI as on numerous RI committees, as Delegate to the 2001 Council on Legislation, and President’s Representative. He and his wife, Toni are multiple Paul Harris Fellows, and he is a Benefactor and Sustaining Member.

Milt is also active in a many community charitable and cultural organizations, and was selected for the Governor’s Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service in 1998. He chairs the Board of the Lower Cape Fear Hospice Foundation. He has 3 grown children. His interests include reading, diplomacy, history, aviation, golf, volunteer service, and personal investing.