Honoring the Past and the Future

Mike Boyle​, President of Kawasaki Motors Mfg. Corp., was inducted into the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame on January 30, 2025.

Photo: Mike & Pam Boyle
Matt Williams, Chairman of Flatwater Bank, was inducted into the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame on January 30, 2025.

Photo: Matt & Susan Williams
Paul and Lori Hogan, the founders of Home Instead were inducted into the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame on January 30, 2025.

Photo: Paul & Lori Hogan
John Stinner of Western States Bank was inducted into the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame on January 30, 2025.

Photo: John & Rita Stinner
The NE Chamber and the University of Nebraska College of Business established the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame in 1992 to recognize Nebraska business leaders whose contributions to Nebraska's economy and business environment is deserving of public acclaim.
Each year, nominations for the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame are solicited from the general business community, statewide associations, and from academia. The NE Chamber is proud to salute the accomplishment of the individuals that have been chosen by their peers to be included in this prestigious hall of fame.

View past honorees as they are inducted into the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame here.

​The NE Chamber celebrates Nebraska's business leaders each year with newly honored inductees. The NE Chamber is also proud to honor those deserving young adults that will be the business leaders of the future. Each year, students who meet the established criteria will be awarded scholarship assistance.

2024 Nebraska Business Hall of Fame Inductees:

Sid Dinsdale, Pinnacle Bancorp, Inc., Lincoln
Lance M. Fritz, Union Pacific Railroad Co., Omaha
Hornady Family, Hornady Manufacturing Company, Grand Island
For other videos, please visit the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame web page.