The dawn of a new Rotary year brings a wave of excitement and fresh leadership to the Rotary Club of Omaha! Heather has been a Rotarian for 11 years and she has been largely responsible for ensuring that our club meets our annual goal to the Rotary International Foundation. Heather is currently serving as Club Chair of The Rotary Foundation. She is a member of the Paul Harris Society and she is Paul Harris Fellow +7.
Heather Legge is a certified executive coach, founder of Envision Success Inc, and author of Lead With Moxie. Through coaching and training she provides expert guidance in leadership communication skills, productivity habits, and presentation design and delivery.
Since starting her coaching and training firm in 2006, Heather has worked with hundreds of leaders in various organizations (including First National Bank, Salvation Army, Mass Mutual, Cresa, Wells Fargo, CSG, State Farm, Keller Williams, Fidelity, Farmers Insurance, YMCA, etc. plus many small business owners).
Previously Heather earned her MBA and spent over 15 years in multiple industries. She is passionate about making a positive impact, and is enjoys serving in leadership in various organizations (Omaha Rotary Downtown, Omaha Network for women leaders, Leadership Omaha, Business Network International, Women’s Council of REALTORs, Omaha Chamber, Abide, etc.).
She lives in Omaha with her husband Doug. She is also an occasional runner, red wine lover, coffee addict, and world traveler.
Let's embark on this exciting new chapter under Heather Legge's visionary leadership, ready to embrace The Magic of Rotary and make a meaningful impact in our community!
2024-2025 Rotary Theme
The Magic of Rotary theme highlights the transformative nature of Rotary's work and the dedication of its members to create positive change in the world. It emphasizes the idea that by working together, Rotarians can perform "magic" in their communities, bringing hope and joy to those in need.
June 26, 2024. Outgoing President Larry Guenther recognized our members who achieved perfect attendance. Perfect Rotary attendance(aka Perfect Rotarians) is attained through consistent participation in weekly meetings, service projects, committee work, weekly club service, Rotary socials, visiting other clubs, Rotary online makeups, Zoom attendance, attendance at club board meetings, and attendance at club foundation board meetings. Below is the list of our perfect attendance Rotarians.
July is the perfect time to start your journey towards becoming a Perfect Rotarian!
Each year, the Women's Center for Advancement (WCA) shines the spotlight on deserving women whose work, dedication and commitment have grown and shaped women and girls in Omaha. Through Tribute to Women, the WCA has recognized and honored more than 300 amazing leaders, teachers, great thinkers, impact-makers and movers and shakers. This year’s 37th annual Tribute to Women luncheon event was held at the Embassy Suites La Vista. Congratulations to Rotarians Cella Quinn and Aileen Warren who were honored this year.
Where three or more Rotarians gather, it's called a Rotary Social, and you earn attendance credits. Rotarians may come from different clubs. Connect with Rotarians and enjoy the power of Rotary fellowship. Below are our latest Rotary Socials.
Breaking News from the field Paparazzi: President Larry chugs his beer on national TV while Sean Olson looks on, empty-handed. Caption this moment for a shot at a free lunch from the banker! 🍻📸
Mike Mancuso, Sandy Lemke, and Larry Guenther at CWS
Susan Koesters found Rotarians from Suburban - Tom Kerfoot, Kevin Welsh and a future Rotarian
Rotarians are making a difference at Stephen Center. CLICK HERE to sign up.
Stephen Center partners with the community, families, and individuals to overcome homelessness, addiction, and poverty. Stephen Center has served the homeless and low-income in Omaha since 1984 through its three programs: Emergency Shelter, HERO Program, and Transitional Living Program. The Omaha Downtown Rotary partners with Stephens Center in serving hot meals to its residents.
Pictured here are the July 2024 volunteers L to R:Steve McCollister, Colleen Brennan, Christopher Nwafor, Fletcher Reel, and Julie Sanford
The Rotary Club of Omaha is now recruiting more members! It's your opportunity to join the Rotary Club of Omaha, click here to complete the membership application form. For questions, please contact Membership Chair Franco Gentile at FGentile@sbgtv.com.
Chase Bank
UNO College of Business
Centris
Ollie The Trolley
Carlson West Povondra Architects
DA Davidson
Elkhorn Athletics Association
Omaha Massage Therapy
Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha
Kevin Baitey
Brad Burklund
Paul Cohen Hal Daub
Gene DeBoer Dianne Desler
John Ewing
Viv Ewing
Brett Frevert
Dawn Gonzales
Okley Gibbs
Fr. Lloyd Gnirk
Tom Gouttierre
Larry Guenther Bill Harvey
Gretchen Harvey
Barbara Hayman
Yolanda Hoffman
Larry Johansen
Bob Keefer
Susan Koesters
Heather Legge
Sandy Lemke
Adam Leong
John Marburger
Steve McCollister
Heidi McGinness
Camille Metoyer-Moten
Lloyd Meyer
John Mock
Jim Murphy
Roxy Orr
Fletcher Reel
Jim Scott-Miller
Deb Skinner
Jim Stewart
Jim Suttle
LeRoy Swedlund
Lisa Tonjes Moritz
Michelle Trawick
Jennifer Trebill
Kathryn Weitz