Leadership Elected for 2015

Winter 2015

Women’s Fund Elects Officers, New Board Members

The Women’s Fund of Omaha elected new officers for its board of directors for 2015:

• President – Cheri Duryea, Duryea Marketing Strategies
• Vice President – Renee Black, planitomaha, inc.
• Secretary – Andrea Gansen, Union Pacific
• Treasurer – Patty Keairnes, Mutual of Omaha

Newly elected board members include:

• Gail DeBoer, SAC Federal Credit Union
• Renee Fry, OpenSky Policy Institute
• Tracy Johnson
• Jessica Warren-Teamer, United Way of the Midlands

The Women’s Fund of Omaha Circles also elected its steering committee and new board members for 2015.

The Circles Steering Committee:

• Moniki Cannon, Gunn & Cannon Empowerment Group (Chair)
• Jessica Charlsen, Ervin & Smith
• Wendy Hamilton, Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska
• Kasey Hesse, QA Technologies
• Lauren Huber, Clark Creative Group
• Anne Meysenburg, Live Well Omaha
• Katie Torpy, Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities

Newly elected Circles members include:

• Emily Andres, Your Community Catalysts
• Meg Davies, Community Volunteer
• Amanda DeBoer, Omaha Under the Radar
• Melissa Glenn, Greater Omaha Chamber
• Krissy Hamm, Self Employed
• Nicole Hanson, Fraser Stryker PC LLO
• Amy Holmes, JD, Behavioral Health Education Center of Nebraska at UNMC Angela Lennon, Koenig Dunne Divorce Law
• Marjorie Maas, College Possible Omaha
• Teresa Mardesen, Farm Credit Services of America
• Jina Picarella, SilverStone Group
• Tunette Powell, The Truth Heals
• Alysia Radicia, RDG Planning & Design
• Jennifer Shukert, The Architectural Offices
• Sarah Sjolie, CHI Health
• Meggan Thomas, Heartland Family Services
• Melissa Tibbits, University of Nebraska Medical Center
• Katie Triplett, Methodist Hospital
• Nichole Turgeon, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands
• Kristin Walsh, Avenue Scholars Foundation
• Kendra Whitlock Ingram, Omaha Performing Arts
• Paige Winkler, Werner Enterprises
• Megan Wright, Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather, L.L.P
• Sakura Yodogawa-Campbell, Women’s Center for Advancement

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