Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer has been recognized by the Omaha Press Club as the 185th Face on the Barroom Floor. The honor comes as Schmaderer recently marked 30 years in law enforcement. Schmaderer joined the Omaha Police Department in 1996 and has served as chief since 2012, making him
Logan is celebrating his first year with Green Peaks Planning and is preparing to take the Certified Financial Planner exam in November. He is also training for a half marathon.
Diana is a bilingual liaison for Omaha Public Schools and serves on the board of For All Counseling, a nonprofit that provides immigration evaluations to low-income individuals. A first-generation immigrant from a rural town in Mexico, Ramirez moved to the United States at age 16. As a former ESL student
Anna is organizing Scrib Fest, a conference for Pacific Northwest performance writers, June 20–21 in Seattle.
Kelly is a treatment director working with clients with autism. She recently celebrated her third wedding anniversary and welcomed her first child in April.
Chandler earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from UNMC in May 2025, passed the NCLEX exam in June and became a registered nurse in July. She will complete her residency program this summer.
Chad is an assistant professor and endowed chair in Holocaust studies at the College of Charleston. His book, Survival at Treblinka: Geography, Gender, and Social Networks in Jewish Resistance, published in April 2026.
Quinn was promoted to senior counsel at Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani LLP. His practice focuses on employment litigation and counsel.
Sara Roberts and Amy McFeely celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their firm, Category One Consulting. Founded after being laid off from ConAgra Foods, the firm now serves nearly 200 organizations and focuses on strategy, leadership and organizational effectiveness. www.category1consulting.com
Bonnie is enjoying retirement and celebrating her daughter Sascha E. Quartey, PhD, who recently defended her dissertation.
