2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Community Responsibility Sponsor

Accountability Sponsors

Moral Courage Sponsor Financial Vitality Sponsor

Welcome 2-3Organizational Impact 4 Financial Overview 5 Signature Programs 6-12Specialty Programs 13-16 Business Ethics City Lab 17Elevate Ethics Academy 18-19Governing Board 20Staff & Volunteers 21Alliance Trustees 22-23 2014 & 2015 Donors 24-25

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Bruce Grewcock, Kiewit, Alliance Trustee ChairFor two years, I have served as Trustee Chair because I believe in ethics and integrity in business. I also think it’s important to give back to the Omaha business community. I’ve enjoyed all of the Alliance programs I’ve attended. The Executive Breakfasts are particularly interesting. I always find that I learn something practical. I go back to the office and pass insights to the rest of the Kiewit management team. Keep up the great work, Alliance. I plan to stay engaged going forward.

WELCOME

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Beverly Kracher, Ph.D., Executive DirectorDear Friends, if I’ve said it once I’ve said it a hundred times – the Omaha Business Ethics Alliance is the most comprehensive, CEO engaged, business ethics network in the nation. This year’s Annual Report is a testament to our city’s greatness and our firmly held belief that ethics is a competitive advantage. From organizational leaders, to middle managers, to young professionals, and our youth, we strive to live the good, noble life. Smile as you read, knowing that each one of you is the reason that when companies take root here, they find it is one of the best places on earth to do business.

WELCOME

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ALLIANCE MISSIONBuilding leadership,

strengthening organizations, and elevating Greater

Omaha through positive, practical business ethics.

336 ORGANIZATIONS

SERVED THROUGH COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

4,854 INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED ACROSS GREATER OMAHA THROUGH OUR EVENTS, SPEAKING

ENGAGEMENTS, AND PRODUCTS & SERVICES

3,484 HOURS OF RESEARCH

AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

500+ INDIVIDUALS

ATTENDED SPEAKERS’ BUREAU TALKS

ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT

TOBY SCHROPP, KIEWIT & RON QUINN, TENASKA (TOP LEFT),GEORGE LITTLE, HDR (TOP RIGHT), GREG FRIPP, WHISPERING ROOTS (MIDDLE LEFT), KATE DODGE, NEI GLOBAL RELOCATION (MIDDLE RIGHT), DANIEL HENDRICKSON, S.J., CREIGHTON (BOTTOM LEFT)

17NEW TRUSTEE

COMPANIES

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OPERATING REVENUE

2015YTD

2012 2013 2014

OPERATING EXPENSES

GENERAL OPERATIONS

PROGRAMS

RESEARCH

DEVELOPMENT

PRODUCT & SERVICE

2014TOTAL EXPENSE

$681,995*

2015YTD EXPENSE

$264,910

Alliance Financial Stability2015 Revenue Analysis

The Alliance is stable and has had a strong 2015 financial year.

We introduced a sponsorship initiative that created a revenue stream for research and curricula development for our complimentary community programs.

In addition, we have begun offering a new product called Elevate Ethics Academy. Seventeen Omaha organizations stepped up to pilot the program -- allowing the Alliance to self-fund the creation of this dynamic organizational ethics program.

OF THE 2015 INCOME BUDGET FULFILLED AS OF OCTOBER 179%

ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT

$337,897

$481,383

$508,494 $344,800

*2014 Expense Includes $156,331 Research Division Investment

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

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The Ethical AdvantageMarch 2015

“Royanne Doi was a fantastic speaker. She had the crowd captivated with her worldwide ethics initiatives and stories,” said Joel Falk, UMB Bank Regional President and Business Ethics Alliance Trustee.

Royanne shared data about how employees put forth 12% more effort when working for an ethical company and explained that customers are 80% more likely to buy from companies they trust. Royanne showed that good ethics is good business.

BUSINESS ETHICS EXECUTIVE BREAKFASTS

PRESENTING SPONSOR

Certified Transmission TITLE SPONSOR

Children’s Hospital TITLE SPONSOR

Koley Jessen TITLE SPONSOR

100%OF ATTENDEES REPORTED THEY ENJOYED THE SPEAKER AND CONTENT

JOEL FALK, UMB BANK

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BUSINESS ETHICS EXECUTIVE BREAKFASTS

Ethics and EnvironmentSeptember 2015

During the Fall Executive Breakfast, Jon Radtke, Water Resource Sustainability Director at Coca-Cola, spoke to business leaders about how companies can make a profit and be good environmental stewards at the same time.

By the end of the program, Jon had over 90% of the executives committed to increasing their organization’s sustainability efforts in the year ahead.

ROGER WELLS, MCGRATH NORTH

PRESENTING SPONSOR

HDRTITLE SPONSOR

McGrath NorthTITLE SPONSOR

Verdis GroupTITLE SPONSOR

SPEAKER FROM A FORTUNE 100 COMPANY

JON RADTKE, COCA-COLA

COCA-COLA

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PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL “I HAVE BEEN SO IMPRESSED WITH OMAHA AND ESPECIALLY THE BUSINESS ETHICS ALLIANCE. IT’S TRULY A ONE-OF-A-KIND INITIATIVE AND CLEARLY A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FOR THE CITY. FOR BUSINESSES, PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS. I’LL BE INTERESTED IN HEARING ABOUT ITS DEEPER IMPACT IN YOUR BUSINESSES.”

ROYANNE DOI, PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL

ENERGIZING ETHICS NETWORKING LUNCHEONS

Giving Voice to ValuesMarch 2015

Royanne taught attendees how to effectively approach ethical situations they encounter in the workplace and at home through small group discussions and the Giving Voice to Values educational series.

PRESENTING SPONSOR

Miller ElectricTITLE SPONSOR

MIKE EMSICK, EMSICK ARCHITECTS & DENISE NIEBRUGGE, MECA

87%OF ATTENDEES REPORTED THEY WERE CONFIDENT IN THEIR ABILITY TO DEAL WITH ETHICAL ISSUES AT WORK AFTER ATTENDING THE LUNCHEON

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ENERGIZING ETHICS NETWORKING LUNCHEONS

Ethical BlindspotsJune 2015

Hosted by MECA at the TD Ameritrade Stadium Club, Alliance educators taught ethical blindspots through case studies and group exercises.

One attendee said, “I appreciate the opportunity for small group discussion on realistic ethics scenarios that anyone could have encountered during their career.”

Three Stories of CapitalismSeptember 2015

Jon Haidt’s video on Three Stories About Capitalism elicited discussion on how people develop their ethical belief systems and what we can do to help persuade others to accept our moral positions.

PRESENTING SPONSOR

BorsheimsTITLE SPONSOR

PRESENTING SPONSOR

First National BankTITLE SPONSOR

198PEOPLE ATTENDED THE FALL LUNCHEON, MAKING IT THE LARGEST SINGLE EVENT OF THE YEAR

KAREN GORACKE, BORSHEIMS

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Ethics and EconomicsDecember 2014

The Alliance was honored to have Esther George, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, speak to hundreds of attendees at one of our largest events to date.

Ernie Goss, Ph.D. and Beverly Kracher, Ph.D., served as moderators for the event in which they discussed the ethics of banking and specifically the sustainability of community banks in today’s economy.

This event was generously hosted by the Institute for Economic Inquiry at the Heider College of Business.

PRESENTING SPONSOR

MIND CANDY BUSINESS ETHICS DIALOGUES

ESTHER GEORGE, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY & ERNIE GOSS, PH.D., HEIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

LAURA LARSON, ALLIANCE,BEN LARSON, RENAISSANCE FINANCIAL,& BEVERLY KRACHER, PH.D., ALLIANCE

BUSINESS AND STUDENT ATTENDEES AT THE 2014 WINTER DIALOGUE

250+

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MIND CANDY BUSINESS ETHICS DIALOGUES

Ethics of Humor in the WorkplaceApril 2015

Steve Bruckner, Fraser Stryker Trustee, kicked off the Ethics of Humor in the Workplace Spring Dialogue with a lively story that sparked great discussion.

Panelists gave some anecdotes about humor in their workplaces, and the crowd shared some of their own.

Facilitated by Beverly Kracher, Ph.D., attendees walked away with tools to curb inappropriate workplace humor and tips on how to use humor to build a strong, ethical culture.

PRESENTING SPONSOR

First National BankTITLE SPONSOR

FSFS®Attorneys at law, since 1898

STEVE BRUCKNER, FRASER STRYKER (FRONT) GARY PERKINS & WENDY TOWNLEY, PANELISTS (BACK)

OF ATTENDEES AT THE DIALOGUE LEARNED A TIP OR TOOL THAT THEY CAN USE WHEN DOING BUSINESS96%

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PRESENTING SPONSOR

Core BankTITLE SPONSOR

Journalistic EthicsApril 2015

The Alliance proudly partnered with the Scottish Rite to produce the third annual Ethics on Trial. This year, “Matt Drudge,” author of The Drudge Report, was put on the stand to defend citizen journalism. After the trial, KETV Trustee Ariel Roblin facilitated a discussion on the ethics of journalism. The audience voted that Mr. Drudge was not a true journalist. He did not adhere to the ethical standards of accuracy and the right to control information, and therefore was not entitled to the protection of the Shield Law.

ETHICS ON TRIAL

ETHICS ON TRIAL CAST AND CREW

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ETHICS ON TRIAL VP ETHICS EXCHANGE

Ethics and Compliance Officer BreakfastsLaunched in 2015

Corporate ethics and compliance officers in some of Omaha’s largest firms meet to share best practices and build relationships with their peers. In a trusted environment, these leaders talk about their organizational ethics programs -- all in the spirit of elevating the climate of ethical excellence in their companies.

With the generosity of Trustee Clayton Chapman, the VP Ethics Exchange group meets every other month in his prestigious restaurant, The Grey Plume.

“THESE SESSIONS ARE PROVING TO BE A GREAT VALUE IN LETTING US KNOW WE ARE NOT ALONE IN THE CHALLENGES AND STRUGGLES WE FACE, AND VALIDATING WE ARE ABSOLUTELY DOING THE RIGHT THING IN PLACING SUCH AN EMPHASIS ON ETHICS AS THE GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN OUR DAY TO DAY BUSINESS.”

- VP ETHICS EXCHANGE MEMBER

CLAYTON CHAPMAN, THE GREY PLUME

© COLIN CONCES

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SPEED ETHICS

Executives and YPs AlignFebruary 2015 & August 2015

Made possible with the support of Lincoln Financial Foundation, Union Pacific, and our generous sponsors, Young Professionals Speed Ethics concluded its sixth successful year.

With Omaha’s finest business executives and Trustees such as Gary Perkins from Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, Ann Kelleher from Integrity Staffing and Solutions, Michael McIntosh from American Title, Steven Swanstrom from Centris Federal Credit Union, Lindy Hoyer from Omaha Children’s Museum, and Jim Farrell from Farmers National Company, young professionals engaged in thought-provoking conversations on ethical blindspots in the workplace.

SPRING PRESENTING SPONSOR

FALL PRESENTING SPONSOR

FOUNDATIONAL GRANT

92% OF YOUNG PROFESSIONALS WERE MOTIVATED TO EMULATE THE ETHICAL PRACTICES OF TRUSTEES AFTER ATTENDING YP SPEED ETHICS

ASHLEI SPIVEY, HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICE

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SPEED ETHICS YOUTH ETHICS MORAL SUPERHEROES

K-12 Ethics Education From moral superhero skits in elementary schools to youth speed ethics discussions in middle schools, our youth education team aims to teach our youngest community members about the Omaha way -- doing the right thing.

At the Avenue Scholars Annual Luncheon in April, the Alliance was honored with the “Friends of Avenue Scholars” award. We thank Dr. Ken Bird and his team for the opportunity to partner with them and educate our community’s kids.

FOUNDATIONAL GRANT

FOUNDATIONAL GRANT

CL Werner FoundationFOUNDATIONAL GRANT

B U S I N E S S E T H I C S A L L I A N C E

MORAL SUPERHEROES

THE JUICE BOX MYSTERY

Bailey LauermanTITLE SPONSOR

Booz Allen HamiltonTITLE SPONSOR

Children’s Hospital & Medical CenterTITLE SPONSOR

Farmer’s NationalTITLE SPONSOR

Godfather’s PizzaTITLE SPONSOR

Seim JohnsonTITLE SPONSOR

COPIES OF OUR FIRST MORAL SUPERHERO STORY COLORING BOOK ARE IN PRODUCTION FOR THE OCTOBER DEBUT AT THE OMAHA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

5,000

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Billie Jean KingSeptember 2015

Sarah Waldman, Alliance Govering Board Chair, presented Billie Jean King with our Beacon of Ethics Award at the Girls, Inc. luncheon. Ms. King is one of the 20th century’s most respected and influential athletes as well as a champion for social justice and equality. One of her greatest accomplishments was founding a leadership initiative to address inclusion and diversity issues in the workplace.

BEACON OF ETHICS & COLLEGE BRANCH

SARAH WALDMAN, BCBS OF NEBRASKA & BILLIE JEAN KING

Jonathan Haidt, Ph.D. October 2015

Jon Haidt was presented with the Beacon of Ethics Award at the 2015 Annual Meeting. He has educated and inspired millions of people through his research, teaching and speaking. His work on positive psychology and ethical systems design will change the way we do business. The contributions he will make to Omaha’s Business Ethics City Lab will leave a postive mark on our business community for decades to come.

College Branch Business EthicsCollege Level Internships

The Creighton University College Branch interns developed, distributed, and analyzed an Ethical Risk Assessment which gauges the level of ethical risk in the Heider College of Business. With the results, the interns will propose strategies for elevating the ethical culture in the college.

HAMED POURSHARAFODDIN, CREIGHTONSAMAH CHOURAICHI, GRADUATE ASSISTANT

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BUSINESS ETHICS CITY LAB

Formation of a New Research & Development DivisionLaunches in 2016

Since the birth of the business ethics consulting industry in 1991, products and services have been introduced to organizations that are high cost, low validity, and have low expectations for making real impact. The Business Ethics Alliance is positioned to address these problems with our innovative Business Ethics City Lab.

CONNIE DETERMAN, KIEWITANTHONY HENDRICKSON, PH.D. & DANIEL HENDRICKSON, S.J., CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY

The Business Ethics City Lab will be a collaborative effort of Alliance Trustees and the best behavioral ethics minds in the country. Together, we will field-test original hypotheses that will result in data-driven, evidence-based, practical business ethics products and services. We will identify and develop the organizational systems that inspire people of integrity to be their best. We are happy to announce that Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska has agreed to pilot our first study on ethical systems and data security.

We will show that free enterprise pays off when individual integrity is expected and encouraged, and organizations reinforce the best in their people. The outcome will be stronger individuals, a more robust economy, and a justified belief in the value of a free market system.

BUSINESS ETHICS CITY LAB IS A NEW THREE-PART COLLABORATION BETWEEN ETHICAL SYSTEMS, CREIGHTON HEIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, AND THE BUSINESS ETHICS ALLIANCE

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DAN KENNELLY, MUTUAL OF OMAHA

ELEVATE ETHICS ACADEMY

Elevate Academy Pilot Program17 Pilot Organizations in 2015

In January 2015, the Alliance formed its ethics products and service division. Elevate Ethics Academy is our first product, a four-part series that educates employees, for-profits and non-profits, about business ethics in the workplace. It provides practical, positive tools that employees can immediately implement. Thank you to the 17 local organizations that stepped up to pilot the academy in our first year. We will continue to build out new curriculum in 2016, delivering our materials throughout the Omaha business community.

ETHICAL COMMUNICATIONS

Build confidence when addressing

employee concerns about misconduct

ETHICAL LEADERSHIP

Learning how to influence others with ethics

ETHICAL DECISION MAKING

Empowering the best ethical decision

when faced with an ethical dilemma

BUSTING BLINDSPOTSWhy good people sometimes fail to do the right thing

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ELEVATE ETHICS ACADEMY

THERESE YAKEL, EARLY OUT SERVICES/GENERAL SERVICE BUREAU

ACCESS BANK

ARBOR BANK

AVENUE SCHOLARS

CENTRIS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

DOUGLAS COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE

EARLY OUT/GENERAL SERVICE BUREAU

HAYES & ASSOCIATES

HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICES

KIEWIT

MUTUAL OF OMAHA

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSC.

NEI GLOBAL RELOCATION

OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS

OMAHA CITY GOVERNMENT

OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT

SILVERSTONE GROUP

WORLD GROUP

PILOT PROGRAM PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK“THIS WAS INCREDIBLY HELPFUL. THE FACT THAT IT WAS LED IN A CASUAL, OPEN ATMOSPHERE MADE THE LEARNING SO MUCH MORE EXPERIENTIAL AND MORE EFFECTIVE.”

“PRESENTERS USED APPROPRIATE HUMOR, WERE ENGAGING, AND KEPT INTEREST IN THE SUBJECT, RELATING IT TO PERSONAL OR WORK STORIES.”

2015 Pilot Organizations

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ALLIANCE GOVERNING BOARD LEADERSHIP

Executive Committee

SARAH WALDMAN CHAIR BCBS OF NEBRASKA

LUKE CHRISTIANSEN VICE CHAIR UNION PACIFIC

DENNIS WIEDERHOLT TREASURER DLR GROUP

BEVERLY KRACHER, PH.D. SECRETARY & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROBERT B. DAUGHERTY CHAIR IN BUSINESS ETHICS & SOCIETY

BOB BATES COMMUNITY LEADER

DAVID BROWN GREATER OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

JOYCE DAVIS COMMUNITY LEADER

KATE DODGE NEI GLOBAL RELOCATION

BUTCH ETHINGTON COMMUNITY LEADER

DALE GUBBELS FIRSTAR FIBER

SUSAN HARPSTER AETNA

JIM HEGARTY BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

ANTHONY HENDRICKSON, PH.D. CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY, HEIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

TODD JOHNSON GALLUP

LINDA LOVGREN LOVGREN MARKETING

DAVID MAYER DVORAK & DONOVAN LAW

YOSHINO NAKAJIMA YN GLOBAL

GERRY PHELAN MIDWEST WOODWORKERS

GOVERNING BOARD

DAVID BROWN, GREATER OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

TO OUR GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS FOR THEIR COUNTLESS HOURS OF LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION TO THE ORGANIZATION

BIG THANKS

YOSHINO NAKAJIMA, YN GLOBAL, HOME INSTEAD (RETIRED)

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Alliance Staff

BEVERLY KRACHER, PH.D. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/CEO

STEVEN MICHAEL KELLY ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR/COO

LAURA LARSON PROGRAMS DIRECTOR

REBECCA SHIVELY, PH.D. RESEARCH MANAGER

JENNIFER STUTTE PROGRAMS MANAGER

SARA TANGDALL CREATIVE MANAGER

SELINA MARSHALL OFFICE COORDINATOR

SAMAH CHOURAICHI GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT

KATHERINE LYNCH COMMUNITY PROGRAMS INTERN

BRIAN BOERNER COLLEGE BRANCH INTERN

MEREDITH KUCZORA COLLEGE BRANCH INTERN

CLAIRE PELTON COLLEGE BRANCH INTERN

PROGRAMS COMMITTEEBUTCH ETHINGTON, CHAIRDIANA FULLERBECKY GIRTHOFFERANDY GUSTAFSONNANCY MCEVOYRYAN WADE

OUTREACH COMMITTEEGERRY PHELAN, CHAIRMICHAEL BECKERMARY BYRNESBETTE CASEGIL COHENMARILYN HANSENCINDY HANSSEN STEPHEN HOUSTONLINDA MACKTOM MCCLUNGCARLA PATTON-OCHSNERPHIL WAYNEDAN WEBER

ALLIANCE OUTREACH“THE SPEAKERS’ BUREAU SERVES AS THE FRONT LINE FOR THE ALLIANCE’S OUTREACH EFFORTS. SPEAKING TO OVER 500 PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE PAST YEAR, WE CONTINUE TO SPREAD THE WORD OF THE ALLIANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS INTERESTED IN MAINTAINING OMAHA’S STRONG ETHICAL CLIMATE. I AM PROUD TO BE A PART OF THIS ORGANIZATION AND OF OUR VOLUNTEER SPEAKERS. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THE IMPACT OF OUR ETHICS MESSAGE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.”

GERRY PHELAN, MIDWEST WOODWORKERS

STAFF & COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS

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Bruce GrewcockTrustee Chair Kiewit Corporation

George Little Trustee Vice Chair HDR

Bob BatesTrustee Chair Emeritus Community Leader

Paul HoganTrustee Executive Home Instead Senior Care

Karen GorackeTrustee Executive Borsheims

Therese YakelTrustee Executive General Service Bureau, Early Out Services

TRUSTEES (AS OF OCT 2015)

Greg Adams Accelerate Nebraska

Michael AlleyAlley Poyner Macchietto

Scott AndersonMedical Solutions

Tom BakerLighthouse 5

David BarnesGrace University

John BarrientosCommunity Leader

Deborah BassNebraska Health Informatiom Systems

William BauhardCommunity Leader

Mogens BayValmont Industries

Michael BeckerEstate Gardeners

George BehringerCommunity Leader

Megan BelcherConAgra Foods

Thomas BelfordJohn A. Gentleman Mortuaries

Dick BellCommunity Leader

Tom BergerCommunity Leader

Richard BerryUnited Seeds

Ken BirdAvenue Scholars

James BlackledgeMutual of Omaha

John BlazekCommunity Leader

Andrew BlossomKPMG

Bryce BousquetREAMS

Sara BoydOmaha Community Foundation

Dana BradfordWaitt Company

Amanda BrewerHabitat for Humanity

David BrownGreater Omaha Chamber

Stephen BrucknerFraser Stryker

Ray BruegmanMiller Electric

Louis BurgherClarkson College

Timothy BurkeOPPD

Jon BurtAksarben Foundation

Linda BurtMethodist Hospital

Tom BurtElection Systems & Software

Art BurtscherWestwood Holdings

Sandy CallahanAETNA

Sharon CarletonCommunity Leader

Jim ChampionCharlie Graham

Clayton ChapmanThe Grey Plume

Dick CoffeyConsortio Group

Patrick CorriganACCESSbank

Bill CutlerHeafey Hoffman Dworak & Cutler Mortuaries

Jim DaleSeven Citadels

Robert DalrympleBank of the West

Hal DaubHusch Blackwell

Dusty DavidsonFlywheel

Dick C.E. DavisDavis Companies

John DeBoerMidwest Laboratories

Gail DeBoerSAC Federal Credit Union

Jack D. Diesing, Jr.AON Risk Services

Roger DixonMECA

Kate DodgeNEI Global Relocation

Sandy DodgeNP Dodge

Jim EganEgan Supply Company

Matthew EllisWoodmen Life

John EllsworthCommunity Leader

Michael EmsickEmsick Architects

Susan EusticeSalvation Army

Viv EwingAlzheimer’s Association

Brian FaheyMissouri River Title

Mike FaheyCommunity Leader

Joel FalkUMB Bank

Jim FarrellFarmers National

Peter FinkCertified Transmission

Pamela FinnCreative Enterprises

Rex FisherHDR

Harris FrankelNebraska Health Information Initiative

John FraserMethodist Health System

Greg FrippWhispering Roots

Lance FritzUnion Pacific Railroad

Ronald GartlanGodfather’s Pizza

Gary GatesCommunity Leader

David GilinskyBergman Incentives

Ivan GilreathBoys & Girls Club

Jeffrey GoldNebraska Medicine

Jeffrey GordmanCommunity Leader

John GottschalkCommunity Leader

Tom GouttierreCommunity Leader

Christian GrayinCOMMON

Jim GreischMcGladrey

Mark GriebAAA Nebraska

John GriffithCatholic Charities

Dale GubbelsFirstar Fiber

Jamie GutierrezMidwest Maintenance

Allen HagerRight at Home

Dale HallockDLR Group

Marilyn HansenThe Designer’s

William HargensMcGrath North

Mark HasebrookDundee Venture Capital

Mary HawkinsBellevue University

Frank HayesHayes & Associates

Scott HazelriggNorth Star Foundation

John HealeyJunior Achievement

Jim HegartyBetter Business Bureau

Scott HeiderChartwell Capital

Dennis HeinSeim Johnson

Anthony HendricksonCreighton University Heider College Of Business

Daniel Hendrickson, S.J.Creighton University

Ruth HenrichsLutheran Family Services

Susan HenricksICAN

Pam HernandezThe Right Reflection

David HerzogHerzog & Herzog

Dean HodgesHodges Enterprises

Sam HohmanCredit Advisors Foundation

Andrea HoigALH Publications

Paula HowardA Place At Home

Lindy HoyerOmaha Children’s Museum

Mark HuberSmeal Manufacturing

Brook HudsonOmaha Fashion Week

Megan HuntHello Holiday

Mike HuppKoley Jessen

Rachel JacobsonFilm Streams

John JeanettaHeartland Family Service

Randy JohnsonThe Johnson Company

David KarnesKutak Rock

Beth KatzCreighton University

Ann KelleherIntegrity Staffing & Solutions

Richard KelleyRBC Wealth Management

Kirk KellnerWells Fargo Bank

Ralph KelloggCentris

David KershnerTotal Health Care Associates

Susan KoenigKoenig Dunne Law

Jack KoraleskiCommunity Leader

John KotoucAmerican National Bank

TRUSTEES

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Terry KroegerOmaha World-Herald

George KubatPhillips Manufacturing

Robert KullyKully Financial Services

Verlyn L’HeureuxLaRue Coffee

Rodney LaibleRD Industries

James LandenSecurity National Bank

Robert LangdonMethodist Hospital

James LauermanBailey Lauerman

Bruce LauritzenFirst National Bank

Derek LeathersWerner Enterprises

Robert LeavittGeneral Service Bureau, Early Out Services

Todd LemkeOmaha Magazine

Rodrigo LopezNorthMaq Capital Finance

Sarah Lorsung TvrdikHello Holiday

Linda LovgrenLovgren Marketing

Bill MackintoshAmerican Title

Leif MagnussonCLAAS of America

Carl MammelMammel Foundation

Claudia MartinRedstone Communications

Steve MartinBlue Cross Blue Shield

Hal MaurerCommunity Leader

Heidi MausbachErvin & Smith

Rob MayerGraphic Technologies

Wade MayfieldThermal Services

Thomas McAlisterMcAlister Consulting

MJ McBride Rebel Interactive

Blane McCannWestside Community Schools

Mike McCarthyMcCarthy Capital

Tom McClungMcClung Coaching & Consulting

David McCueAon Risk Services

Shaun McGaugheyKoley Jessen

Tom McGowanCommunity Leader

Frank McGreeGoodwill Industries

Michael McLarneyCommunity Leader

Mike McMeekinLamp Rynearson

Todd McQueenThe Scoular Company

Jane MillerGallup

Cynthia MilliganWood Stieper Capital

Steve MitchellArbor Bank

Craig MoodyVerdis Group

Madeline MoyerSalvation Army Kroc Center

Jim MullenWerner Enterprises

Chris MurphyFirst Westroads Bank

James MurphyUniversal Information Services

Robert J. MurrayLamson, Dugan, & Murray

Jim NagengastSecurities America

Deborah NearyMidlands Mentoring Partnership

John NelsonSilverStone Group

Steve NoggI-Go Van & Storage

Mary Ann O’BrienOBI Creative

Jerry O’DohertySeim Johnson

Joe OlsenPhenomblue

Daniel PadillaCommunity Leader

Tom PansingPansing, Hogan, Ernst & Bachman

Penny ParkerCompletely Kids

Dennis PateOmaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo

Janyne Peek Emsickintegrow

Lisa PeltoConcierge Marketing

Gary PerkinsChildren’s Hospital

Kyle PetersonColliers International

John PeterssonVendorin

Gerry PhelanMidwest Woodworkers

Donde PlowmanUniversity of Nebraska at Lincoln, College of Business

Dan PoggeDataShield Corporation

Lou PolUniversity of Nebraska at Omaha, College of Business

Chris PolenzWerner Enterprises

Rick PutnamBaird Holm

Jerry PuyearMcCallie Associates

Cella QuinnCella Quinn Investment Services

Ron QuinnTenaska

Robert Reed, Jr.Physicians Mutual

Daniel RehalVision2Voice

James ReiffNebraska Enterprise Fund

Dick ReiserCommunity Leader

Kevin RhodesWorld Group

Amy RichardsonWomen’s Center for Advancement

Cliff RobertsonCHI Health

Ariel RoblinKETV

Ronald RoskensGlobal Connections

Kim RowellCox Communications

Jeff RoyalDundee Bank

Rick RussellMillard Lumber

John RyanJerry Ryan Clothing

Connie RyanStreck

Jim SadlerWestroads Mall, General Growth Properties

Jeff SchmidMutual of Omaha Bank

Todd SchuitemanQLI

Christopher SehringKMTV

Bruce SimonOmaha Steaks

Jim SimpsonMSI Systems Integrators

Jay SlagleMidwest Eye Care

Jeff SlobotskiRouter Ventures

Bryan SloneCommunity Leader

John SlowiaczekSlowiaczek, Albers, & Astley

Brian SmithTEDx Omaha

John SorrellCore Bank

Richard SpellmanUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center

Joan SquiresOmaha Performing Arts

Jerry StegemanPlant Pros of Omaha

Maryanne StevensCollege of Saint Mary

Brad StrittmatterOlsson Associates

Jim SuttleCommunity Leader

Rich SwansonNebraska Machinery

Steve SwanstromCentris

Sue ThadenClient Resources

Willy TheisenBusiness Ventures

Gregg ThrasherThrasher Basement Systems

Linda TimmonsMosaic

Judy Varner Nebraska Humane Society

Dennis WalkerJetLinx Aviation

Tom WarrenUrban League of Nebraska

Dan WeberPeak Pathways

Wally WeitzWeitz Investment Management

Roger WellsMcGrath North

Paula WellsWells Resource

Gail Werner-RobertsonGWR Wealth Management

Peter WhittedMidwest Eye Care

Dennis WiederholtDLR Group

Roberta WilhelmGirls, Inc.

Jeff WilkeKarma Koffee

Douglas WilwerdingOptimas Group

Gary WittLutz

Donald WursterNational Indemnity

Michael YanneyBurlington Capital

Brigette YoungMake-A-Wish Nebraska

Brian ZahmSmith Hayes

Tracy ZaissZaiss & Co.

Lyn ZiegenbeinPeter Kiewit Foundation

Michelle ZychWomen’s Fund of Omaha

TRUSTEES

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BELOW ARE DONATIONS RECORDED IN OUR FISCAL YEAR JAN-DEC 2014

$20,000+ DONORSHeider College of Business, Creighton University

Lincoln Financial FoundationValmont Industries

$15,000-19,999 DONORSBetter Business BureauMcGowan Family Foundation

$10,000-14,999 DONORSHDRHeider Family FoundationHome InsteadKiewitMike McCarthyJoe MogliaUnion Pacific RailroadMichael Yanney

$5,000-9,999 DONORSAmeriSphereMike FaheyBeverly KracherMethodist Health SystemsAdrian MinksNebraska Medical CenterOmaha Chamber of Commerce

Scoular FoundationStreckTenaskaCL Werner FoundationWoodmen of the World

$2,500-4,999 DONORSCatholic Health InitiativesDLR GroupSandy & Kate DodgeSecurity National BankRonald and Teri QuinnUnited Seed

$1,000-2,499 DONORSRobert BatesColliers InternationalButch & Nancy EthingtonGWR Wealth ManagementHeafey Hoffman Dworak Cutler Mortuary

Hodges EnterprisesHusch BlackwellMcGladreyMECAOlsson AssociatesOPPDPhysicians MutualSeven Citadels ConsultingWaittCorp InvestmentsDennis & Patrcia WiederholtWeitz Investment Management

Wells Fargo

$500-999 DONORSAccess BankLinda BurtJohn EllsworthAON FoundationBusiness VenturesFairmont GroupGary & Susan HarpsterRuth HenrichsJohn & Wende KotoucMarie & Blane McCannMillard LumberRobert & Beverly MurrayCliff & Carol RobertsonVision2VoiceWerner EnterprisesBrian Zahm

$50-499 DONORSGeorge BehringerC.R. BellRichard & Patricia BellMatt & Sara BoydAmanda Brewer

Charlie Graham Body & Service

Luke Christiansen Client ResourcesDick CoffeyJohn ConleyJoyce DavisDavis Insurance AgencyKathy DewhurstErvin & SmithFirstar Fiber CorporationGeneral Service BureauDale GubbelsHayes & AssociatesDennis & Margaret HeinLindy HoyerIntegrity Staffing & SolutionsJohn A. Gentleman Mortuaries

Todd & Mary JohnsonRichard KelleyRobert LeavittHarold MaurerEdward MayMcCallie AssociatesMidwest WoodworkersReed MorganNebraska Arborists Association

Omaha Zoological SocietyDaniel & Carolina PadillaLouis & Janet PolQuality LivingDick & Mary Lynn ReiserRonald RoskensJerry RyanJoan SquiresTwo Men and A TruckUniversity of Nebraska Omaha

Wells ResourceWestwood ManagementWomen in Media & Marketing

IN-KIND DONORSNikki Boulay Caterpillar Inc.Joyce DavisLinda EggerssGallupDean & Kelly HodgesIntegrowKETVSusan KoenigLutz & CoOmaha Steaks Int’lRita PaskowitzPhysicians MutualRenze Display CompanySecurity National BankWestern Douglas County Chamber of Commerce

Liz Winkler

PROGRAM SPONSORSBank of the WestBlue Cross Blue ShieldBorsheimsChildren’s HospitalCreighton UniversityFarmers National CompanyFirst National BankFraser StrykerGallupGodfather’s PizzaHDRJetLinxKoley JessenLamp RynearsonLa Rue Coffee & RoasterieLutheran Family ServicesMECAMiller ElectricSAC Federal Credit UnionSecurity National BankSeim JohnsonSilverStone GroupUMB Bank

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BELOW ARE DONATIONS RECORDED IN OUR FISCAL YEAR JAN-DEC 2015, AS OF OCTOBER 1, 2015

$20,000+ DONORSHeider College of Business, Creighton University

Valmont Industries

$15,000-19,999 DONORSBetter Business BureauMcGowan Family Foundation

$10,000-14,999 DONORSHome InsteadKiewitMichael McCarthyJoe MogliaMutual of OmahaUnion Pacific RailroadWoodmen of the WorldMichael Yanney

$5,000-9,999 DONORSMike Fahey Methodist Health SystemNebraska Medical CenterOmaha Chamber of Commerce $2,500-4,999 DONORSCatholic Health InitiativesSandy & Kate DodgeScoular Foundation

$1,000-2,499 DONORSArbor BankBaird HolmRobert BatesDvorak & Donovan Law GroupButch & Nancy EthingtonSlowiaczek, Albers & Astley

$500-999 DONORSAON FoundationCreative Enterprises

$50-499 DONORSAetna FoundationWilliam BauhardJoyce DavisSusan EusticeJohn & Viv EwingGreater Omaha RemodelersJerry Ryan ClothingBeverly KracherLovgren MarketingYoshino NakajimaDaniel & Carolina PadillaSeven Citadels ConsultingRandy & Linda Timmons

IN-KIND DONORSBracket LabsCoca-ColaJoyce DavisLinda EggerssGraphic Tech, Inc.Janyne Peek EmsickUnion Pacific RailroadWildHare Graphics

PROGRAM SPONSORSAvenue ScholarsBailey LauermanBank of the WestBlue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska

Booz Allen HamiltonCertified TransmissionCore BankCox CommunicationsGallupHDRHusch BlackwellMcGrath NorthMedical SolutionsSilverStone GroupUMB BankVerdis Group

We have made every effort to report accurate information and apologize for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please contact our office with corrections.

2014 DONATIONS AND SPONSORS

JIM HEGARTY, BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

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