For 42 years, Omaha Magazine has brought stories of the city’s most fascinating people and interesting places. This regional lifestyle magazine serves a readership of more than 260,000 people, both print and web, reaching local homes, professional offices. Every issue, our award-winning writers, photographers, columnists, and designers bring you captivating stories on area homes and gardens, lifestyles, food and dining, style, the arts, entertainment, and travel. If it’s Omaha, it’s in Omaha Magazine. Sister magazines include OmahaHome, B2B Omaha, Family Guide, FACES, and the Best of Omaha contest. Also custom publishing for another dozen titles.
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As the founder of Two Brothers Creative, a podcasting and marketing company, Matt Tompkins helps clients create engaging podcasts—an industry he believes holds tremendous potential, despite early skepticism. Tompkins’ insights into the world of podcasting and digital media come from years of experience navigating both the radio industry and the growing podcasting space. While the radio industry may have missed the opportunity to evolve, Tompkins sees podcasting as a medium that is only continuing to grow. Visit Two Brothers Creative for more information.
In May 2008, Lisa Harte took a leap of faith that would reshape her career and carve out a space for herself in the male-dominated freight logistics industry. With two decades of experience, she founded Advantage Logistics, a woman-owned brokerage specializing in heavy-duty equipment and less-than-truckload (LTL) freight. Harte’s path to entrepreneurship began with a part-time job at a smaller company, where her growing passion and confidence in her abilities inspired her to branch out on her own.
Elisa Davies’ path to the executive suite at HDR Inc., the Omaha-based global architecture and engineering firm, was not the culmination of an elaborate plan. Culminating in becoming HDR’s executive vice president and general counsel, Elisa Davies’ journey came about due to her “pioneer spirit.” At HDR, Davies leads the global legal team of more than 20 legal professionals. Davies’ leadership philosophy is designed to foster teamwork by creating space for diverse strengths and viewpoints while maintaining overlapping responsibilities. She lovingly describes them as a “big band full of unique instruments.”
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Greater Omaha Chamber represents more than 12,000 business professionals across 3,000 member businesses. This is more than a statistic, it is a testament to the strength in numbers. Together, we are the largest, most influential business network in the region. When you’re in any professional services sector, joining this community provides your business with unparalleled opportunities to learn, grow, and elevate your brand’s reputation.
The former Habitat for Humanity of Omaha headquarters at north 24th St. seemed like a maze. Chief executive officer Amanda Brewer desired more for her staff of over 90 employees. Expansion wouldn’t work since the cost seemed more like an expensive band-aid, so the board advised seeking out empty spaces. Lacey Studnicka, the chief program officer, toured the Ashton in Millwork Commons, which welcomed her with a timeless brick fa?ade on the exterior. Take a look at their new office!
As the president and CEO of McGregor Interests, Inc., Geoff McGregor has continued to grow a successful family business that started in 1978 with his father, LeGrande McGregor. “We structure partnerships and raise capital from private investors to invest in commercial real estate,” McGregor explained. “Then we provide a return to those partners. We manage the property and provide a return to them.” The business has witnessed significant growth since he officially took the reins as president of the company in 2017. What makes McGregor Interests more attractive to potential commercial real estate owners is the low financial risk involved. Visit mcgregorint.com for more information.
Megan Hale, MA created a method of making money, one that changed her trajectory. The program is the Dream Money Method. While there are plenty of programs that talk about how to crunch numbers and make money, Hale’s program comes from the psychology angle of trying to overcome financial mindset barriers, focusing on reducing emotional money barriers as well as those barriers specific to women. This spring, Hale is poised to help anyone around the world. In November 2024, she received a $75,000 Nebraska Innovation Fund Prototype Grant, and she’s on track to launch a fintech company in 2025.
In a world where digital media is evolving faster than ever, Matthew Tompkins has successfully leveraged his background in radio to build a thriving podcasting and marketing business. As the founder of Two Brothers Creative, a podcasting and marketing company, Tompkins helps clients create engaging podcasts—an industry he believes holds tremendous potential, despite early skepticism. For more information, visit Two Brothers Creative.