OMAHA- The Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce has announced its newest members of the Omaha Business Hall of Fame. Two women and five men are to be formally inducted during an August gala at the Holland Performing Arts Center. They will join other Omaha-area business standouts that, since 1993, have been recognized for their legacies, contributions, and commitment to local business.

Heath Mello, president and CEO of the Chamber, said this year's group reflect the area's "diverse economy," with honorees from the home services, transportation, arts, and entertainment, medical research, and banking industries. The Inductees include Lance Fritz, who served as chairman of Union Pacific, and Clarence Landen Jr., who co-founded Central National Insurance Company before establishing Security National Bank in 1964.

Other inductees are Clarence Landen III, who has been CEO of Security National Bank since 1980; James Landen Sr., executive chairman of Security National Bank; Sid Meredith, founder of Security Equipment Inc.; Constance Ryan, president and CEO of Streck Inc.; and Joan Squires, president of Omaha Performing Arts.

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