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Randy J. Goodwin, born Ivan J., is known in Hollywood for his integrity, morals and values. Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, he began his performing career at age 8, singing, dancing and acting in local theater productions, church plays, musicals, and high school talent shows. He is a Creighton Prep grad. Temporarily putting aside his Hollywood dreams, Randy attended the University of Nebraska Architectural School and then joined his older brother in the US Air Force. After completing his active service, he returned to what he loved most...showbiz, performing stand-up comedy and acting in regional theater in Chicago and surrounding cities in the Midwest. After his stint on the comedy scene, Randy made the move to Hollywood. He has been in many television shows and several films.

Upcoming projects include, the soon to be released, "Ernesto's Manifesto", FOX'S 9-1-1, Grey's Anatomy and The Rookie.

After advice from Quintin Tarantino, and stacking many scripts over the years, Randy has moved behind the camera, starring in as well as producing the indie film Xander Cohen aka The Holy Man (Amazon Prime). He also recently wrapped, "The Job", a Christian/Faith based film he produced, starred in and directed.

He recently returned home to revitalize the film industry and founded Fallen Giants.

I am sure many of us have seen the major construction taking place at the Omaha Airport.  On April 3 we will receive an update on this activity from Stephen J. McCoy, A.A.E. ,Chief Strategy & Technology Officer of the Omaha Airport Authority.

Steve McCoy has been part of the Omaha Airport Authority team for over 22 years.  In that time he has held various leadership roles at Eppley Airfield in operations, marketing, public affairs, communications, planning, techology, engineering and strategy.  In his current role he is responsible for organziational, development, customer and technology strategies at the Airfield including strategic planning, air service development and growth, capital development, the Terminal Modernization program an enchancing the overall customer experience.

McCoy obtained a bachelor’s degree in aviation administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and both a Master of Public Administration (MPA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA), also from UNO.  He serves on the Dean’s Advisory Committee for the UNO College of Public Affairs & Community Service and has served as an adjunct faculty member at UNO teaching courses in airport administration.

McCoy is a member of the American Association of Airport Executives and holds the distinction of Accredited Airport Executive from that organization.  He is also active with Airports Council International where he serves on the Steering Group for the Operations, Planning, Safety, Infrastructure, & Development Committee.  Additionally, Steve is a private pilot who loves to fly in his free time.  However, he considers his greatest accomplishment to be his four beautiful children and his lovely wife of 20 years.  He and his family live in Omaha where they are active in their community and their church.

Join us for a fantastic after hours networking event .  Expand your network, catch up with familiar faces, or unwide after a long day.  This event is for you. Join us for a great evening of fellowship and fun!

Club history and function

Annually the Club provides 10 college scholarships to worthy students with disability challenges and they are recognized at this luncheon. Clayton Anderson, retired astronaut and Executive Director of the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum will be our emcee.

If you would like to pay your fee by credit card ,click here.

Rotary International

The annual Suburban Rotary youth programs fundraiser will be May 17 at 90th & Military Road, Omaha. Registration is $20 with two museum entries.  More details to come.

Club history and function