Presiding Officer: Susan Thomas
Secretary: Nick Rosenberry
Chair of the Day: Martie Cordaro
Invocator: Robert Kully
Vocational Talk: Michelle Schrage
Cashier: Butch Ethington
Sgt. at Arms: Rodge Bickerstaff
Greeters: Matt Moletierre
Speaker: Dan Napoli
Dan Napoli
Director of Visual Storytelling for Hurrdat
 
Presentation: 50 Summers – a MiLB documentary featuring the Omaha Storm Chasers
50 Summers is a full-length documentary that embeds with the Omaha Storm Chasers front office staff on Opening Day of their historic 50th Season.  The film provides an in-depth look back on the changing business of Minor League Baseball in America over the last half-century, talking to players, broadcasters, and front office legends who’ve dedicated their lives to the game.
 

See how the Omaha club has managed to survive and thrive, weathering the storm of relocation threats, new ownership, name changes, and stadium issues all while maintaining the longest parent-club affiliation in all of Triple-A baseball.  50 Summers pulls back the curtain on game day life and shows how the small, passionate front office crew juggles the needs of the team, sponsors, and (most importantly) the fans to provide one of America’s most quintessential experiences: a day at the ballpark.

Bio: 
Dan Napoli is an award-winning documentary film Director and Editor with near 20 years of experience. He is the Director of 50 Summers - A Minor League Baseball Documentary - featuring The Omaha Storm Chasers.

Dan is currently the Director of Visual Storytelling for Hurrdat, a digital marketing agency with offices in Omaha, Lincoln, and Salt Lake City. He oversees the agency's production and entertainment films division, Hurrdat Films.

Dan has done work with many brands and agencies across the country. He joined Hurrdat in 2015 as the agency want to expand and address the growing marketing trend of branded storytelling, as well as the boom in streaming entertainment content.

Dan is 1999 graduate of the University of Nebraska at Kearney, where he graduated with a degree in Journalism and Sports Marketing. He attended UNK on a baseball scholarship until an injury ended his career.

He's been an Omaha resident for 12 years.  He lives in Millard with his daughter.

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