Dr. Georg Link is Chief Information Officer at Growth Advisory, where he is building the next generation of AI-enabled tool chains. He holds a PhD in Information Technology and has spent two decades at the intersection of technology, business, and social change — from leading an international software company to co-founding a Linux Foundation open source community. A business leader, technology enthusiast, and international speaker, he lives in Omaha and is passionate about technology that amplifies human capability.
Charles Rosenthal joined Revolution Group in 2026 as a Business Development Advisor, where he focuses on building meaningful relationships with prospective clients and professional partners. He is passionate about helping individuals, families, business owners, and centers of influence understand how a coordinated advisory team can simplify complex financial decisions while connecting them with Revolution Group's comprehensive wealth management resources. Charles believes that lasting relationships are built on trust, authenticity, and a genuine desire to serve others.
Before joining Revolution Group, Charles spent seven years in education as both a teacher and football coach. Throughout his career, he developed exceptional communication, leadership, and relationship-building skills while mentoring students, collaborating with families, and working alongside colleagues toward shared goals. Those experiences shaped his ability to listen thoughtfully, communicate clearly, and build lasting relationships—qualities that now serve him well in business development.
Charles earned both his Master of Education and Bachelor of Science in Education, reflecting his commitment to lifelong learning and helping others succeed. His background as an educator provides a unique perspective on problem-solving, collaboration, and earning trust, allowing him to create meaningful connections that benefit both clients and professional partners.
A Nebraska native, Charles was born and raised in Lincoln and enjoys an active lifestyle that includes weight training and golf. He values spending time with his wife and daughter and is an enthusiastic supporter of the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Green Bay Packers. Whether in his personal life or professional career, Charles brings energy, integrity, and a relationship-first mindset to every interaction.
Education
Peru St. College - Master of Education
University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor of Science in Education
The next book recommendation is "Beautiful Boy ( A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction)." The book will be discussed on Tuesday, July 14 at 5:30 p.m. at Bonefish Grill in Regency. Lisa Neu is the Book Club leader.
Suburban Rotarians were in the Halloween mood and several members dressed up. Warren Hill received a gift card for the best costume.
Carol Ebdon reminded membes of the Keep Kids Warm event on Nov. 5.
Curt Peters informed the group that the club will be sponsoring a Rotarian Student Exchange next year. He is looking for volunteers to help with this process and he will also be looking for a family to place the student.
Joining the club is Josh Eggley who received his badge and information packet from sponsor Angela Chaney and President Dan Hosford.
Tom Kerfoot discussed the importance of the Rotary Foundation and how it fuels Rotary---the largest volunteer organization in the world. The Foundation has a 4-Star Charity rating through Charity Navigator.There are several ways to give to the Foundation--through Polio Plus, the annual fund, Endowment Fund, global grants and more. November is Rotary Foundation Month and club members are encouraged to donate during this time. Suburban Rotary is the most generous club in the District. But Tom challenged all club members to give at Least $25 and to achieve the goal of "Every Rotarian Every Year.
Consider visiting another Rotary club for a make-up! Rotary.org has a club finder for locations around the world. Please see the District website at rotarydistrict5650.org for details on local clubs. Visit one of the following Metro-Area Clubs!
Monday: Omaha Millard Rotary, 12:00 pm, German American Society, 3717 South 120th St.
Tuesday: Omaha Morning 7:00 am, First Watch Aksarben, 1222 S. 71st, Ste. B, Omaha. NE 68106
Tuesday: Omaha Night, 5:30 p.m. at La Voltaire, 569 N. 155th Plaza (first and third Tuesdays) Omaha, NE http://www.omaharotarynight.org/
Wednesday: Omaha Downtown, 12:00 pm, Field Club of Omaha, 3615 Woolworth Ave., Omaha, NE 68105
Wednesday: Council Bluffs Centennial: 7:00 am, Hy-Vee Community Room 1745 Madison Avenue
Thursday: Western Douglas County, 12:00 PM Elkhorn Public Schools Foundation 20272 Veterans Drive, Elkhorn, NE 68022
Thursday: Council Bluffs, 12:00 pm, Hoff Family Arts & Culture Center, 1001 South 6th Street
Friday: Omaha West, 12:00 pm, Charlie's on the Lake, 4151 S 144th St., Omaha, NE 68137
Email Deb for make-up/attendance credit to omahasuburbanrotary@gmail.com.
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