BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//leadershiplincoln.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10/ / CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:f8acaad9-fe39-4563-8fbd-f4111517bcd7 X-WR-CALDESC:\nLong-time community sup porters and advocates\, Dick and Senator Kathy Campbell are the honorary c hairs for Leadership Lincoln’s “Annual Celebration of Community Leadership .” The event will feature Jessica Shortall\, a global social entrepreneur and former Director of Giving for TOMs shoes\, sharing her message of “Th e Hard Work of Doing Good Well.” We will also recognize this year's winner s for the Melvin W. Jones Mentoring Award and the Bud Cuca Servant Leader of the Year Award.\n\n“Dick and I are thrilled to be a part of this event and celebrate all the community spirit and activism that is happening in L incoln\,” said Senator Campbell.\n\nThe Campbells have taken leadership ro les in many civic and business organizations in Lincoln. Dick is a past c hair of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and the Nebraska Chamber of Commer ce and Industry\, led the West Haymarket Redevelopment Bond Issue campaign \, and currently serves as chairman of the Bryan Health Foundation\, and b oard member of the Lincoln Public Schools Foundation. He is an elder of S outhern Heights Presbyterian Church. Kathy\, State Senator from District 25\, chairs the Health and Human Services Committee. She served on the Lan caster County Board and on boards for the Lincoln Electric System\, the Fo od Bank\, Leadership Lincoln\, and the University of Nebraska Medical Cent er Advisers. Currently she is on the Bryan Health Board of Trustees\n\nKey note speaker Jessica Shortall started her adult life as a Peace Corps Volu nteer in Uzbekistan and hasn't stopped searching for ways to change the wo rld since\, across the non-profit and for-profit landscapes. In the early 2000s\, she co-founded and franchised The Campus Kitchens Project\, a non- profit organization that is now active in more than 40 communities. \n\nIn 2006\, Jessica received an MBA with honors from the University of Oxford\ , as a Skoll Scholar in Social Entrepreneurship. She went on to spend thre e years in London\, providing consulting services to social entrepreneurs before taking the role as the first Director of Giving and Social Innovati on at TOMS Shoes. While at TOMS\, Jessica helped to build and implement t he now-iconic One for One giving program that\, to date\, has provided mor e than 50 million children in need with new shoes\, and has supported sust ainable eye care for patients around the world. Jessica is a published aut hor and TEDx speaker. \n\n“We all want to be inspired to do good in the wo rld\,” Shortall shares. “But feeling good about what we do isn’t enough – we need to push ourselves and the organizations we support to ensure that our efforts actually do lasting\, sustainable\, and respectful good. That isn’t an easy job\, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned\, and to sp ark a conversation with the thoughtful servant leaders of Lincoln.” X-WR-RELCALID:79bd6aacc32bf649b52a6d0503d0637e X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Chicago BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Chicago BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20151101T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RDATE:20161106T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20160313T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20170312T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6336744c-74dc-4a4f-b2e6-1c66c276bd00 DTSTAMP:20260505T175511Z DESCRIPTION:\nLong-time community supp orters and advocates\, Dick and Senator Kathy Campbell are the honorary ch airs for Leadership Lincoln’s “Annual Celebration of Community Leadership. ” The event will feature Jessica Shortall\, a global social entrepreneur and former Director of Giving for TOMs shoes\, sharing her message of “The Hard Work of Doing Good Well.” We will also recognize this year's winners for the Melvin W. Jones Mentoring Award and the Bud Cuca Servant Leader o f the Year Award.\n\n“Dick and I are thrilled to be a part of this event a nd celebrate all the community spirit and activism that is happening in Li ncoln\,” said Senator Campbell.\n\nThe Campbells have taken leadership rol es in many civic and business organizations in Lincoln. Dick is a past ch air of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and the Nebraska Chamber of Commerc e and Industry\, led the West Haymarket Redevelopment Bond Issue campaign\ , and currently serves as chairman of the Bryan Health Foundation\, and bo ard member of the Lincoln Public Schools Foundation. He is an elder of So uthern Heights Presbyterian Church. Kathy\, State Senator from District 2 5\, chairs the Health and Human Services Committee. She served on the Lanc aster County Board and on boards for the Lincoln Electric System\, the Foo d Bank\, Leadership Lincoln\, and the University of Nebraska Medical Cente r Advisers. Currently she is on the Bryan Health Board of Trustees\n\nKeyn ote speaker Jessica Shortall started her adult life as a Peace Corps Volun teer in Uzbekistan and hasn't stopped searching for ways to change the wor ld since\, across the non-profit and for-profit landscapes. In the early 2 000s\, she co-founded and franchised The Campus Kitchens Project\, a non-p rofit organization that is now active in more than 40 communities. \n\nIn 2006\, Jessica received an MBA with honors from the University of Oxford\, as a Skoll Scholar in Social Entrepreneurship. She went on to spend three years in London\, providing consulting services to social entrepreneurs b efore taking the role as the first Director of Giving and Social Innovatio n at TOMS Shoes. While at TOMS\, Jessica helped to build and implement th e now-iconic One for One giving program that\, to date\, has provided more than 50 million children in need with new shoes\, and has supported susta inable eye care for patients around the world. Jessica is a published auth or and TEDx speaker. \n\n“We all want to be inspired to do good in the wor ld\,” Shortall shares. “But feeling good about what we do isn’t enough – w e need to push ourselves and the organizations we support to ensure that o ur efforts actually do lasting\, sustainable\, and respectful good. That i sn’t an easy job\, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned\, and to spa rk a conversation with the thoughtful servant leaders of Lincoln.” DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20160418T113000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20160418T130000 LOCATION:Nebraska Innovation Campus (2021 Transformation Dr.) SUMMARY:Annual Celebration of Community Leadership END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR