Bruce R Lauritzen

Chairman of First National Bank of Omaha

Businessman Bruce Lauritzen, who had an immense impact on the city of Omaha, Nebraska died Tuesday February 20 2024 at 80. News of his passing was announced by the First National Bank of Omaha. Lauritzen, who was born in 1943, left his mark during his more than 55-year career at the bank. Bruce Lauritzen also helped lead the Lauritzen Corporation, which owns and operates bank branches in Nebraska and Iowa, as well as insurance and financial companies.

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Board Memberships

First National Bank of Omaha Largest private bank in the US

• Chairman

Positions

Federal Advisory Council Banking industry advisory board to the Federal Reserve

• Member

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Steve Scalise US Representative from Louisiana

• 2 contributions · 100,000 USD (Dec 13 '19→Sep 13 '20)

Scalise Leadership Fund PAC supporting Steve Scalise

• 2 contributions · 100,000 USD (Dec 13 '19→Sep 13 '20)

Trump Victory Donald Trump's Joint Fundraising Committee C00618389

• 2 contributions · 100,000 USD (Jul 2 '20→Oct 15 '20)

Mitt Romney U.S. senator from Utah, former Massachusetts governor

• 6 contributions · 69,800 USD ('07→'12)

Christopher L Jacobs US Representative from New York

• 2 contributions · 66,500 USD (Sep 17 '20→Jan 31 '22)

National Republican Congressional Committee

• 2 contributions · 66,500 USD (Sep 17 '20→Jan 31 '22)

Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 5 contributions · 61,200 USD ('04→'12)

Friends Of Traditional Banking Inc

• 1 contribution · 45,000 USD (Sep 23 '20)

John McCain US Senator and Representative from Arizona

• 3 contributions · 20,000 USD ('08)

Graham Victory 2020

• 1 contribution · 17,800 USD (Jun 30 '20)