Chris MehaffeyChris has led significant organizational initiatives, including innovative fundraising strategies that improved cash flow and long-term stability, the development of new service delivery models that broaden youth participation, and the successful execution of a multi-state council merger. He has also contributed at the national level during a complex financial restructuring, helping to secure the future of the scouting movement. Through a strong culture of accountability and alignment with strategic goals, Chris continues to position the Council for long-term impact in service to youth.
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Katelyn Sethi is the Founder and President of Humble Lion Consulting, an Omaha-based business development and marketing firm that partners with small businesses, entrepreneurs, and community organizations to grow with clarity and intention. Her work focuses on aligning branding, marketing, and operations to help organizations scale sustainably while staying true to their values and mission. Humble Lion Consulting is particularly well known for helping businesses achieve viral growth on social media—without relying on paid advertising.
Tom Adams brings a lifelong commitment to service and leadership to Rotary. He comes from a proud Rotary family tradition. His father was a Rotarian for more than 55 years in the New York City area and received numerous awards for service. Inspired by that example, Tom has been a Rotarian for over 20 years and has long been an active member of Suburban Rotary in Omaha. Both Tom and his father are Paul Harris Fellows.
Rotary District 5650 Rotarians—February is here, and Groundhog Day is tomorrow. If Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, we will have six more weeks of winter; if not, spring comes early. I am hoping for an early spring so we can get outside and continue our Rotary projects in our communities!
