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Local residents know that Cheyenne is a military community. For many members of the military community, moving out to Cheyenne is a brand new adventure to start their careers. The Adopt An Airman WYO program is a way for the local community to make the airmen feel at home.

Scott Fox will tell us about the program and the application process that matches airmen with families that have similar interests. Just having a place to go can mean a lot to local airmen who are not close to home.

Tim Thornell, President and CEO of Cheyenne Regional Health System in Wyoming will update us on new technology at CRMC and provide us with the latest data on COVID-19. 

Hear from Tom Burman, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Wyoming on how COVID-19 has presented many financial and other challenges to the UW Athletic Department progams and student athletes. 

Green House Data and Deliveron are now Lunavi in Cheyenne.  They offer businesses a secure and reliable data center for primary workloads or disaster recovery and access to high-speed fiber and telecommunications infrastructure.  They help navigate what's next in enterprise IT. Lunavi President and Founder, Shawn Mills, will update us on this success story in Cheyenne.  

Join us for an update from the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, Dale Steenbergen.  Dale will update us on the activities of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, which strives to continue to make the greater Cheyenne area a more prosperous and quality community.  

Steven Lupien is the Director of the University of Wyoming Center for Blockchain & Digital Innovation and professor of blockchain and cryptocurrency at the University of Wyoming’s College of Business.  Steven with discuss with us the fundamentals of blockchain, it's potential impact on Wyoming, and what they are doing at the University of Wyoming regarding this technology.

Steve Sehnert (pronounced Say-nert) joined the RC of Steamboat Springs in April of 2013 and served as Club President in 2017-2018. He first joined Rotary in Findlay, Ohio in 1982 and then became a member of University Hills Rotary when he moved to Denver in 1985. He became a member of Denver Mile High Rotary (District 5450) in 1993 and served as their Club President in 2003-2004. He is a multiple Paul Harris Fellow and has regularly contributed to Club Foundations. He served as Webmaster and Event Registrar for Zones 21b-27 for four years and attended multiple Zone Institutes. He was trained as a facilitator for the Rotary Leadership Institute and facilitated these programs in District 5450 and District 5440. He also served as an Assistant Governor for three years in District 5450 for six downtown Denver clubs. Steve and the RC of Steamboat Springs was selected for the District President of the Year for Large Clubs in 2017-2018.  Steve was named the District 5440 Governor Nominee Designate in 2020. Steve’s term as Governor will begin on July 1, 2023.