In this episode of The Vault, host David Cota speaks with Chanda Chacón, MPH, FACHE, President and CEO of Children’s Nebraska, about her leadership journey and the evolving role of pediatric healthcare. Chanda shares how a personal childhood medical experience shaped her commitment to children’s health, what drew her to Omaha, and why the mission of Children’s Nebraska - to improve the life of every child - continues to guide the organization’s work.

The conversation highlights the opening of the Behavioral Health & Wellness Center at Children’s Nebraska, a first-of-its-kind facility in the state designed to meet rising mental and behavioral health needs. Chanda explains the center’s “no wrong door” continuum of care - from 24/7 crisis assessment and urgent care to inpatient, partial hospitalization, and outpatient services - while also discussing her people-first leadership philosophy, the importance of supporting caregivers, and the vision for integrating behavioral health as an essential part of overall health.

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In this episode of The Vault, we’re celebrating FNBO’s 168th anniversary with a conversation between host Amelis Long and David Cota, Executive Vice President of Banking and a 26-year FNBO veteran. Together, they reflect on FNBO’s history and the moments that have shaped us into who we are today.

The episode explores our beginnings in frontier Omaha, where the Kountze Brothers founded FNBO in 1857, and traces our evolution into one of the nation’s earliest nationally chartered banks and a six-generation family enterprise. Amelis and David discuss key innovations on FNBO’s history—from pioneering women’s banking services in the early 1900s to becoming an early credit card issuer in the 1950s—and the belief that each generation must reinvent us to ensure our longevity.

Looking ahead, the conversation turns to how we’re carrying that mindset forward through digital innovation, community partnerships, and a culture of constantly raising the bar as we enter our 169th year serving communities across nine Midwestern states.

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In this kickoff episode of The Vault by FNBO, host Amelis Long, director of employee programming and belonging, sits down with Regina DeMars, director of content marketing and social media, to discuss the evolution of FNBO’s storytelling platform and the inspiration behind The Vault.

Together, they reflect on how The Vault brings the best of Cashology and Banking on KC into one expanded format that goes deeper into authentic stories across FNBO’s markets. Tune in for conversations that go beyond the numbers, exploring how FNBO is making a difference through financial insight and community-driven initiatives.

Listeners will also get a first look at what is ahead, including upcoming guests from across our markets, nonprofit leaders, innovators, sponsorship partners, and FNBO experts who are ready to share the stories that matter for our customers and communities.

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