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Eric is the President/CEO of the National Safety Council, Nebraska. He has a background in city administration, small business management, non-profit management and corporate accounting. He earned his Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Wyoming. He served as EVP/CFO from 2013-2017 and has been the President/CEO since April of 2017. When not at NSCN you will find Eric enjoying watching his favorite baseball teams or at the lake.
A 35+ year veteran of working with start-up technology companies, Susan has spent her career focused on communication, innovation, business development, and strategic objectives. Susan joined the National Safety Council – NE Chapter in 2013. Having lost a brother in 1992 and a niece in 2007 to auto crashes, she is passionate about reducing injuries and fatalities on the road. She loves to travel, enjoy time on the lake, and spend time with her husband of over 35 yrs, 3 daughters and their 4 grandchildren.
As the Traffic Safety Advocate, Nicholas is excited to combine his love of learning, with his passion for teaching, to help educate and keep people safe on the roads. He is from Omaha, but completed his Master’s Degree in Politics at Hillsdale College before moving back to Omaha. When he’s not working at the Safety Council, he’s probably helping tutor students in math! He is married and loves spending time with his wife, family, and friends. Nicholas has many hobbies and interests, but spends the most time playing chess, word games, and working on complex Lego builds. He likes any destination that has mountains, but is especially fond of visiting Utah.
Tracy moved to Lincoln from the State of Iowa in 2005. She attended the University of Nebraska and earned her Bachelors & Masters in Education. Her experience and background in several industries include manufacturing, hotel/restaurant management, insurance and education have driven her desire to teach others. She is passionate about keeping people safe on our roads. She strives to empower all with the knowledge and skills necessary for responsible and confident driving. Tracy enjoys knitting and spending time with family and friends. Tracy operates out of our Lincoln office.
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Having our team present at your organization or event will not cost you anything! We will provide a traffic safety presentation for free as part of our mission to make Nebraska safe on the roads.
We can tailor the presentation length to whatever best fits your needs. Our team has given presentations that are 5 minutes long and have given presentations that are 2 hours long!
These presentations are on traffic and roadway safety. We will talk about roadway safety statistics, traffic safety concerns (such as distracted and impaired driving), and will give solutions and inspire change.
Yes! We have offices in Omaha and Lincoln, but can travel anywhere within Nebraska, schedule permitting. For further distances we ask you please try to schedule in advance.
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Anyone and everyone! Our goal is to spread awareness of traffic safety in order to make the roads safer for everyone.
We are willing to talk to anyone in Nebraska to spread our message of traffic safety. Contact us at safety@safenebraska.org with more details of your event.
Our grant prioritizes in-person presentations as it allows us to be the most engaging. However, we have occasionally completed hybrid presentations in the past to reach teams that may be located across the state. Please get in touch to discuss further options.
Generally, the earlier the better! Although our team will try to accommodate your needs ultimately booking is on a first-come, first-served basis. The good news is that we have others on our team that can occasionally provide assistance as well.
