Board of Directors – WasteCap Nebraska

Reynolds Davis, President

minnow PROJECT — Sat, 13 Jul 2013 18:32:18 +0000

Reynolds Davis retired from SmithKline Beckman (now Glaxo-SmithKline) in 1990 after a 20 year career. Currently, he is the Medical Reserve Corps Coordinator for a nine-county area. He has been active in the Lancaster County Red Cross both in leadership and volunteer positions. Reynolds is currently the Executive Director of the Lincoln Amateur Radio Club, Past-Chair of Volunteer Partners in Lincoln, serves as Lancaster County Emergency Coordinator for the Amateur Radio Emergency Service and is on the Executive Committee for Nebraska VOAD (Volunteer Organizations Active after Disaster). Reynolds is President of Nebraska QCWA and is the State Director for the United States Air Force Military Affiliate Radio System.

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Emily Estes, Vice-President

minnow PROJECT — Thu, 28 Jan 2016 20:55:33 +0000

Emily Estes, MS, RD, LMNT is the owner of Sage Nutrition, LLC. Emily completed her undergraduate degree in dietetics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She went on to complete her dietetic internship and earn her Master’s Degree in Community Nutrition at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Emily is certified in Trans-Disciplinary Obesity Prevention. She serves on the board of directors for WasteCap Nebraska and is a chair member of Lincoln Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics.

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Danielle Easdale, Secretary/Treasurer

minnow PROJECT — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 15:14:41 +0000

Danielle Easdale moved to Nebraska in 2015 from the United Kingdom. She brought with her over a decade of experience working within the Energy, Waste, Environmental Management and Facilities Management fields for large Public Sector Organizations. In the UK she worked for GMWDA on the largest recycling and waste contract let in Europe, dealing with the 1.1 million tons of waste produced each year from over 2.27 million residents. Now in Nebraska, she is the Cass County Waste Reduction and Recycling Incentive Grant Project Manager.

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Tyler Mainquist

minnow PROJECT — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 18:28:19 +0000

Tyler Mainquist is a Financial Advisor with Central Financial Services / Ameritas Investment Corp., based in Lincoln. Tyler has a BS from UNL’s College of Engineering. In addition to financial planning and risk management, Tyler maintains a speciality in sustainable, responsible and impact investing (SRI). He also serves on the board of directors of several other arts, environmental and community organizations.

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Gene Hanlon

minnow PROJECT — Sun, 14 Jul 2013 18:51:16 +0000

Gene Hanlon has a masters degree in Public Administration. He has worked as Recycling Coordinator for the City of Lincoln since 1987. He has served on the boards of the Nebraska Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America and the Nebraska State Recycling Association. He was a founding member of WasteCap Nebraska. Prior to joining the City of Lincoln he served as Executive Director of Neighborhood Housing Services (now know as Neighborworks); the Omaha Area Food Bank and was a planner for the Omaha Economic Development Corporation.

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Marty Hager

minnow PROJECT — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 20:18:42 +0000

A graduate of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Marty has worked in the advertising and commercial print world for the past 30 years. He is the CEO of agency services at Aradius Group, an end-to-end marketing services company with offices in Lincoln, Omaha and Des Moines Iowa. Marty is on WasteCap’s marketing committee where he helps keep the non-profit’s brand relevant and visible. Marty brings a lifetime commitment to sustainable living and an enthusiasm for the environment to the board.

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Michael Shambaugh-Miller, PhD

minnow PROJECT — Thu, 19 Nov 2015 21:28:14 +0000

I spent 11 years employed by the University of Nebraska Medical Centers College of Public Health / Center for Rural Health and Policy Research. While employed at UNMC I was tasked with building the Universities geographic information systems capabilities. In 2004 our GIS Center was awarded the ESRI International Communications Award, an indicator of the work we were doing within just three years of our initiation. In addition to building the GIS capabilities of the Center I was involved in managing simultaneously up to five research programs on a regular basis. Many of these programs involved working directly with community organizations and governmental offices as we strove to bring equity in health care access and health status to areas and communities across the country.

After seventeen years in academia I chose to leave UNMC in 2010 to pursue a new path in my professional career. I took an adjunct position with Nebraska Wesleyan so I could maintain a foot in the classroom working with tomorrow’s leaders, and then pursued finding a non-profit that would satisfy my desire to begin giving back directly to those whom I had been working with directly and indirectly for over a decade. I found that relationship in two non-profits. One, the Faith Coalition of Lancaster County and the Society of St. Andrew, and organization that works to stop good produce from farms, farmers markets and other sources from going to landfills. We glean or collect the produce and transport it directly to food pantries and other food distribution programs, such as FoodNet, the Matt Talbot Kitchen and Heart Ministries in Omaha naming just a few. In addition we work with the local Backpack Program and Family Food Markets in Lincoln Public Schools.

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Kara Kugler

minnow PROJECT — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 19:41:06 +0000

Kara Kugler is a Senior Account Representative for Sadoff Iron & Metal. She has worked in the scrap metal recycling industry for over 16 years. Her skills involve working with local, regional & national organizations on their recycling & related commodity needs. Kara is a new member to the board & brings a source of information and networking to the table including environmental, theft laws, and recycling.

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