LINCOLN, Neb. (August 31, 2023) — As the Nebraska Sports Council eagerly anticipates its 40th anniversary milestone in 2024, the organization is embarking on an exciting journey of growth and transformation. New hires, strategic promotions, and commendable years of service come together to illustrate the council’s steadfast commitment to promoting sports and active lifestyles across the state.
New Hires:
The council’s commitment to expanding its horizons is evident through its recent additions to the team. Luke Mieska, fresh from Nebraska Wesleyan University with a major in Sport Management and a Minor in Marketing, takes on the mantle of Director of Events. Mieska’s academic distinction, graduating with Highest Distinction, speaks to his relentless pursuit of excellence. His expertise is poised to infuse the council’s events with a new level of quality and impact.
Alayna Bergt, on the cusp of completing her studies at Northwestern College in Iowa with projected degrees in Sport Management-Media/Marketing and Business Administration, joins as the Assistant Director of Operations. Bergt’s interdisciplinary background equips her with a versatile skill set that promises to enhance the council’s operational efficiency.
Destry Miller, projected to graduate with a Business Administration Degree and a Minor in Marketing in May, is positioned to contribute his passion for marketing as the Assistant Director of Events.
Celebrating Legacy and Future:
Amid these exciting new developments, Ashley Kramer, celebrating her fifth year with the Nebraska Sports Council, stands as a dynamic asset to the team. Her promotion to Director of Operations is a testament to her competence in a range of areas, including marketing, video production, and event logistics. Kramer’s adeptness at handling diverse responsibilities showcases her versatility and adaptability, making her an indispensable member of the council’s operations.
Promotions and Recognitions:
As the Nebraska Sports Council approaches its 40th year of service, the organization takes a moment to honor the dedication of its long-serving team members.
Scott Ash, who began his journey with the council in 1993, is celebrating a remarkable 30 years of employment. His promotion to Vice President of Operations acknowledges his extensive experience in sports management and successful event execution. Ash’s three decades of service underscore his enduring commitment to the council’s mission.
Pat “Linus” Hagedorn, who joined the council in 1995, has been promoted to the role of Vice President of Development. Hagedorn’s steadfast commitment to community engagement and partnership-building has played a pivotal role in shaping the council’s growth and impact over the years.
Continued Growth:
In addition to these remarkable milestones, the Nebraska Sports Council is thrilled to announce that Jess Framke is approaching her one-year milestone as Director of Administration. Framke’s dedication to managing administrative tasks, streamlining processes, and fostering internal cohesion has been invaluable to the council’s operations.
As the Nebraska Sports Council approaches its 40th anniversary, these appointments and milestones serve as a reminder of the organization’s legacy and commitment to future growth. With a harmonious blend of fresh perspectives, seasoned expertise, and unwavering dedication, the council is poised to continue its legacy of fostering sports and active lifestyles within the state.
For more information about the Nebraska Sports Council’s initiatives and upcoming events as it approaches its 40th anniversary milestone, please visit NebraskaSportsCouncil.com.