Ed O’Malley, founding president and CEO of the Kansas Leadership Center, will be the featured speaker on April 19 at the Hutchinson Rotary Club.
The public is invited to attend the noon event at Stringer Fine Arts Center on the campus of Hutchinson Community College.
Formed in 2007, the center works with thousands of individuals each year in extensive leadership development training.
O’Malley champions an innovative business model and entrepreneurial spirit, fueling KLC’s mission. KLC partners with companies, governments, and organizations throughout the United States and abroad, spreading KLC’s leadership framework and funding its expanded reach and impact in Kansas.
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Several area agencies will receive an extra level of support thanks to a $2.2 million gift to the Hutchinson Community Foundation from the estate of the late Bonnie and Franklin Fee.
Born in Hutchinson in the 1930s, both attended school here before departing to the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
But Hutchinson and family drew them back and in the early 1950s, Franklin and his brother Jim joined their father Frank’s real estate and insurance firm, the Frank Fee Agency.
Through a series of mergers, by 1957, it had become a partnership between the three called the Fontron-Fee agency, with a Hutchinson lineage dating back to 1883.
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