Foundation Board Member Bio

Cliff Bosley ’90 of Boulder, Colorado, is in his 21st year as race director of the BOLDERBoulder, the third largest running race in the U.S. and seventh largest in the world. Named America’s All-Time Best 10K by Runner’s World magazine, the race attracts nearly 50,000 professional and amateur runners, joggers, walkers and wheelchair racers. This

Brent Brummer is vice president of business strategy and operations for Sojern in Omaha. Directly appointed to grow and build the Omaha team, Brummer brings a structured, data-driven approach to operations management. He is an experienced corporate and startup leader, specializing in high-growth online media and technology companies. Specializing in traveler path to purchase data

Matt Darling is the President and founding partner of Oakdale Strategies. Prior to his work there he was the Executive Director of Fontenelle Forest and Vice President of the Omaha Community Foundation. Darling graduated from Hastings College in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and studio art and received designation as a Chartered Advisor

Kim West Dinsdale is a community volunteer who has impacted numerous lives throughout her career. She previously worked in marketing for World Championship Tennis and Falls Distributing in Texas. Dinsdale has served on several boards and been honored numerous times for her philanthropy and service, including honors as Grand Island Woman of the Year, a

Roger Doerr’s dedication to Hastings College has spanned more than four decades, with 37 years as professor of business and economics, 10 years as head coach of the men’s golf team and seven years as president of the Hastings College Foundation. He was named the Carnegie Foundation Nebraska Professor of the Year in 1995 and

Elaine (Schaap) Gendron of Denver, Colorado, is a world traveler who holds numerous licenses after a successful real estate career in which she was an owner and broker. She was named Realtor of the Year in Jefferson County, Colorado. Gendron received her bachelor’s degree in theatre and sociology from Hastings College in 1965 and studied