The Greater Omaha Chamber’s prestigious annual membership meeting is where the previous Chamber’s Board Chair recaps the accomplishments of the prior year, the Chamber’s President and CEO unveils the annual report and priorities and direction for the current calendar year, and the new Board Chair is installed. The Chamber also honors award winners who have contributed to Omaha’s community betterment. The awards are presented during the meeting. The Omaha Chamber is honored to recognize:
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Annual Meeting Program
Networking Reception
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More Sponsorship Opportunities are available, contact events@omahachamber.org for more information.
By Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, all attendees must be registered using their own primary email address.
Reservations are due by Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026 at 11:59 PM. No refunds for cancellations will be granted after this date.
Ticket reservations are closed at this time.
If you still need tickets, late registration may be available for an additional fee. Please contact events@omahachamber.org for assistance.
No refunds for cancellations will be granted after Jan. 28, 2026.
2026 Keynote Speaker
Wright is an executive leader and frequent speaker and author on data and emerging trends in economic development, workforce development, and site selection. In 2015, he created the Talent Attraction Scorecard, an annual ranking of states and metros that cities use to benchmark their talent development efforts. The former journalist is passionate about using his storytelling skills to share how leading workforce and economic development organizations use data to transform their communities.
The Chamber commissioned Lightcast to conduct an in-depth analysis of Omaha’s talent retention and attraction, examining migration patterns, alumni retention, employer demand, and perception data. Unveiled at the event, the findings will help employers understand what’s shaping Omaha’s talent pipeline and how to better compete for high-skill workers—while national benchmarking highlights where our region leads or lags peer metros across wages, cost of living, housing, childcare, broadband, diversity, and more.
Anna Castner Wightman,
Sr. Director of Corporate Affairs, FNBO
David Arnold,
Director of Strategic Initiatives, Hawkins Construction Company
Chad Denton,
President, CFO Services
Interested in sponsoring the 2026 Annual Meeting? Take a look at our Sponsorship Packet and discover how you can get involved.
By registering for and participating in this event, you agree to the recording of your likeness, image, and voice, and grant the Greater Omaha Chamber permission to use these recordings in any medium for any purpose.
