

The Rotary Club of Omaha is currently meeting virtually via Zoom.
- Every Rotary dollar becomes three (3) dollars with the Gates Foundation match.
- Only 4% is spent on administrative operations and fund development.
- The latest wild polio virus vaccine does NOT mutate genetically, thus, we can see an end to vaccine-related cases (which only occur in the non-vaccinated population).
Adam Hoebelheinrich, Regional Vice President, Project Control. Sponsored by John Sullivan.
Joe Pepitone, Chief Administrator and Vice President, Arial Home Health and Bloom Companion Care. Sponsored by Todd Murphy
Josh Todd, Executive Director,Omaha Sports Commission. Sponsored by Brett Frevert and Sean Olson.

- Midlands Business Journal’s 40 Under 40
- Ten Outstanding Young Omahans
- Leadership Omaha Class 38


Before joining UNO in February 2020, Michelle spent nearly 20 years at Western Kentucky University (WKU), just miles from the farm on which she was raised. A first-generation college student herself, she is keenly aware of the critical role education plays in advancing our personal and community goals. At WKU, she worked her way through the ranks, starting as an assistant professor and then moving into administrative roles as Chair of the Economics Department, Associate Dean for Faculty and Administration in the Gordon Ford College of Business, and WKU Associate Provost for Faculty and Academic Excellence.
Michelle completed her B.A. in Economics at Western Kentucky University and then earned both her Ph.D. and Master of Economics from North Carolina State University. She and her husband, Mark, have a nineteen-year-old son, Nathan, a freshman at the University of Kentucky. Both Michelle and Mark are excited to be in the Omaha community and can’t wait to explore the city more when the pandemic ends.

I was raised in Aurora, Colorado, where I attended Regis Jesuit High School. Scholarships & good fortune brought me to Creighton University in Omaha, where I led two teams to the national level of competition as President of the Mock Trial program, managed a $4 million portion of Creighton's endowment, & had the privilege of mentoring 60 younger students as a resident adviser. After graduating summa cum laude with degrees in financial analysis & economics, I worked in Corporate Audit at Union Pacific before joining Merrill Lynch (ML) in 2014. After completing the rigorous ML advisor development program & obtaining my CFP® & CIMA® designations, I joined Northwestern Mutual and earned my CPWA® designation to offer more resources and serve my clients even better than before.
FOR FUN
Outside the office, I enjoy meeting new people & sharing our life experiences. You will likely find me at a charity fundraiser, volunteering, or exploring a new happy hour spot. Additionally, my family competes in quarter-mile drag races and loves cars. We also participate in car shows, social events, & rallyes. If you have a passion for cars or a particular nonprofit, I'd love to connect with you to learn more about what drives you.

communities, organizations, and companies with professional marketing communications, with
a focus on its signature website design and management solution. A Huntrex website powers
business with responsive designs built by real people and accessible technology. Huntrex serves
clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to local enterprises.
Mitch received a specialization in Entrepreneurship from the University of Maryland in 2015.
Business, travel, networking, volunteering, and his dedication to lifelong learning continue to
propel his personal and professional growth. Mitch is an alumnus of Leadership Custer County
(2015) and Leadership Nebraska (2018).
Mitch has served many local organizations, including the Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce,
Custer Economic Development Corporation, and Broken Bow Area Rotary Club—which he
served as president. He is the co-founder of the high school HEROs Mentoring Program. Mitch
served as marketing chair for the 2017 Cattlemen's Ball of Nebraska. The Sandhills Journey
Scenic Byway awarded Mitch the 2018 Friend of the Byway award for a Huntrex television
marketing campaign. Mitch served in the 2019 public release and rollout of Blueprint Nebraska.
Huntrex relocated from Broken Bow, NE to Omaha, NE in 2020.
Mitch is a fifth-generation Nebraskan.



Stephen Center Food Service
2723 Q St, Omaha, NE 68107
3-5 volunteers per shift
Suitable for families, as long as children are over age of 10.
Volunteers will be serving meals, no food preparation.
Masks required.
Wednesday, February 24 from 4:30-6:30


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Murphy, Todd Feb 05
Bechtold, Lori Feb 06
Volk, Leslie Feb 09
Hansen, Ken Feb 14
McEvoy, Cliff Feb 15
Carper, Steve Feb 16
Goldstein, David (Big AL) Feb 18