The meeting is held in the Renaissance Room located on the 2nd floor. Rotary 14 meets in a hybrid format. Join us at The Cornhusker or on Zoom. https://bit.ly/rotary14zoom
Elizabeth Elliott is the Director of Lincoln Transportation & Utilities (LTU), the largest department in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska. Under her leadership, LTU advances infrastructure, public safety, and data-driven strategies to enhance mobility, reduce traffic fatalities, and build a safer, more connected city. She is committed to Safe Streets Lincoln initiative and innovative approaches that improve transportation for all road users.
President Randy Hawthorne has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join him for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday." Randy will be at Bin105 from 5-6:30 on Wednesday, May 20 and he is ready and eager to meet other Rotarians to discuss club business or share in your personal lives.
At our May 12 meeting, Rotary 14 welcomed three new members: Audrie Bates and Jessica Wurtele as part of our Partnership with Cornhusker Bank, and James Moseman. All three were sponsored by Andrew Loudon. Be sure to give a warm Rotary welcome when you see them!
Audrie Bates, Cornhusker Bank (Corporate Partner) Audrie has worked in banking and financial services since 1988 and joined Cornhusker Bank in 2015, where she serves as VP/Retail Experience. Her experience allows her to build strong relationships across the bank and help develop the next generation of talent. Audrie's involvement with St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, Lincoln Credit Association, and the Ceresco American Legion Post #244 Women’s Auxiliary reflects her commitment to our community.
Jessica Wurtele, Cornhusker Bank (Corporate Partner) Jessica is a relationship‐focused professional who values service, integrity, and being actively involved in my community. She enjoys building genuine connections, learning from others, and working together to create positive outcomes. In her professional role as VP, Business Solutions with Cornhusker Bank, she partners closely with individuals and teams to strengthen financial operations through integrity, thoughtful problem-solving, and a client-first approach. She values opportunities to serve, mentor, and support initiatives that make a positive, lasting impact.
James Moseman, Christ Lincoln James Moseman is a driven young professional dedicated to serving his community through generosity, leadership, and civic engagement. As the Executive Director of Finance and Generosity at Christ Lincoln, James oversees the organization's full financial operations while championing its culture of giving, transparency, and long-term sustainability. Beyond work, James is deeply invested in developing people as the Head Speech Coach and Board Treasurer for Lincoln Lutheran, over a decade helping with Cornhusker Boys State, as Board Parliamentarian for Hope Center Uganda, and active in politics.
If you were at President Randy Hawthorne's inaugural meeting, you heard that he's inviting each member of the club to the President's Table. These have been assigned randomly. Here are the upcoming dates:
