

Ken & Sally Newey
WINGS of Rotary Experience
Ken and Sally Newey are both Rotarians. Ken joined in 2008 and Sally in 2015, they are both Paul Harris Fellows in the MWC Club and serve as the Youth Services Chairs. They oversee Student Rotarian activities at Carl Albert and Interact at MWC HS where they serve about 150 kids altogether.
Ken graduated from University of Oklahoma in 1985 and became a Tag Agent the ripe age of 23. He was the youngest agent ever appointed by the State of Oklahoma. At that time, he still had hair and it was black. Ken still owns and operates Tinker Tag Agency on Douglas. Sally graduated from Washington
University in Saint Louis in 2001 where she immediately returned to Oklahoma to commence a career in banking at Chase Bank in MWC. In 2020, Sally transitioned to Allstate.
Ken and Sally married 4 years ago. Their family includes 6 children, 3, soon to be 4, grandchildren. They love to travel, spend time watching their grandkids, hangout at their home at Texoma and Ken think it’s Christmas during football season when we have all the family together for the home games.
[email protected] 405-408-8247
Speaking Date: Friday, December 6th @ 12:00pm

Rocky Goins, President
USS Oklahoma SSN 802
Rocky Goins, U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1984, chairs the state’s USS Oklahoma (SSN 802) Commissioning Committee which is formed to fund the submarine’s commissioning activities and support for her crew and families. Professionally, he is president of Leading Light Development and Construction Consulting where he partners with his clients in site acquisitions, development, and renovations of senior living communities throughout the nation. During his senior living development career, Goins has served in leadership capacities in three of the top companies in the industry and has been involved in the development of over 70 senior living communities.
With an engineering degree and a Top-Secret rating upon graduation, Goins entered the Civil Engineering Corp as an Assistant Resident Officer in Charge of Construction for N.A.S. Oceana, N.S. Dam Neck and Seal Team 6. Subsequently, Goins was selected for the Navy Seabees, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 40, and ultimately the Officer in Charge of the Diego Garcia Seabee Detachment.
After leaving the Navy, Goins entered commercial real estate development, initially developing Florida grocery anchored shopping centers, and, later, with The Rouse Company, developed the company’s Capital Program for their $6 billion portfolio. With Rouse, Goins was the lead manager on multiple noteworthy master planning and projects including Kendall Town Center, the renovation of Faneuil Hall
Market Place in Boston, and Bayside Marketplace in Miami.
Goins is married to Lynn Flinn, who, through their philanthropic foundation, are involved in multiple outreach programs including Tulsa’s Dream Center, OKETHICS, American Cancer Society and American Heart Association. Goins also serves as the U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association’s (USNAA) Tulsa Chapter President, USNA President’s Club, Congressional First District Academy Selection Committee
Chair, U.S.S. Tulsa Plank Owner, Tulsa’s American Cancer Society (Baron and past chair), Trustee of Asbury Church and past Trustee of the USNAA. Rocky and Lynn are proud of their three grown children, Tori (U.S. Naval Officer), Brian and Kasey. Goins has an MBA degree in Organizational Behavior from The Johns Hopkins University.
561-452-2155 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, January 3rd @ 12:00pm

Alyssa Lutz
Bike Club – Cyles for Life
Alyssa Lutz is the founder and current director of Cycles for Life, the nonprofit that supports Bike Club OKC. A two-time national cycling champion, Alyssa’s passion for biking took on new meaning after a life-threatening injury led to severe depression. Determined to overcome, she channeled her love for cycling into creating Bike Club OKC in 2018, with a mission to change the lives of students in underserved communities by promoting active transportation, healthy lifestyles, and environmental stewardship.
I’ll share how Bike Club OKC has grown into a powerful tool for empowering kids through cycling. This is our 7th year of changing lives, and we are rolling in 7 schools. We provide bikes, training, and mentorship to students across several Oklahoma City schools, encouraging them to adopt healthier habits, develop life skills, and connect with their community. Our focus is on giving kids confidence and creating a positive, sustainable impact in their lives.
405-760-2552 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, January 24th @ 12:00pm

Kevin Metcalf, Director
I am a former federal agent and prosecutor with over 30 years dedicated to protecting vulnerable populations through high-impact investigations and intelligence. As the Director of the Human Trafficking Response Unit for the Oklahoma Attorney General and founder of the National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF), I lead collaborative, data-driven initiatives to combat human trafficking, child exploitation, and organized crime worldwide.
By uniting experts in legal strategy, OSINT, geospatial mapping, and cryptocurrency tracking, I aim to enhance global law enforcement capabilities and facilitate the recovery of missing and exploited children. My work has led to significant arrests, recoveries, and policy advancements worldwide, driving safer outcomes across jurisdictions.
I am passionate about advancing investigative methodologies, building cross-functional teams, and developing frameworks that empower agencies worldwide. Let’s connect if you want to leverage intelligence and innovation to protect communities.
918-581-2885 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, January 31st @ 12:00pm

Craig Corbitt, CEO
Trusted Brokerage Group
Craig and Trudy love their family of 6 with 4 amazing kids: Crew, Grace, Israel, and Isabelle. They have been in the Insurance business for over 10 years combined and developed a passion for doing it as they truly believe it’s hard for people to find agents that really are for the people and not for the companies they represent. Culture is vitally important to them within the agency. They truly believe they have the best agents in the industry they stay small to keep that personal touch.
405-370-3053 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, February 7th @ 12:00pm

Karen Chadwell
Dentists for the Disabled & Elderly in Need of Treatment.
Founded in 1986, D-DENT—Dentists for the Disabled and Elderly in Need of Treatment, Inc.—is a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. D-DENT began as a spin-off of Variety Health Center, eventually becoming its own agency after receiving a $100,000 grant from the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Dental Division.
It is our mission to help improve the oral health of Oklahomans in need by providing preventative dental education and free comprehensive dental care through our state-wide network of volunteer dental professionals. Dentistry is often, and incorrectly, marketed as an elective and cosmetic choice. Tooth loss and dental disease isn’t “just a part of aging,” it can be prevented with education and accessible dental care.
D-DENT’s Restorative Dental Care Program has earned many awards and moments of recognition. Among these, we are a four-time recipient of the Blue Cross Blue Shield ‘Champions of Health’ awards, with their highest honor known as the ‘Rodney L. Huey Memorial’ award received in 2019. In addition, we have also received the distinguished ‘Oklahoma Nonprofit Excellence’ award from the Anne and Harry Zarrow Foundation & the Herman Kaiser Foundation. However, seeing the healthy smile of a person in need is the greatest reward.
With a network of more than 500 volunteer dentists, hygienists, dental assistants and dental laboratories, D-DENT continues to positively impact the overall health of many Oklahomans with no access to dental care.
405-474-0090 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, February 14th @ 12:00pm

Wade Griffith, Executive Director
Shanta Foundation
Wade Griffith is a graduate of Birmingham-Southern College and Vanderbilt University. While in graduate school at Vanderbilt, he was chosen for a Lilly Endowment program in Nicaragua. Specifically, the Lilly program funded research on successful economic development projects initiated by members of local communities rather than NGO’s. This new approach to humanitarian assistance captivated Wade. As a result, he spent the next twenty-two years of his life (and 30+ trips to Nicaragua) re-educating churches on how to do development and humanitarian work in a manner that doesn’t weaken communities by fostering dependence or undermining the self-reliance of the beneficiaries. His projects in Nicaragua involved medical clinics, clean water, housing, and education. An ordained pastor in the United Methodist Church, Wade has led three churches and served on staff in three others. His experience in church leadership has afforded him a wealth of experience in fundraising, volunteer recruitment, staff leadership, board development, and marketing. More importantly, his ministry experiences only deepened his desire to impact the lives of people living in extreme poverty. Wade has a wife, Julia, and two boys, Wade III and Haines. In his spare time, Wade enjoys golf, backpacking, fishing, reading, exercise, college football, and gardening.
205-886-8144 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, February 28th @ 12:00pm

Christopher Hollrah
Writer, Speaking, Picture Framer
405-569-8452 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, March 7th @ 12:00pm

Doug Linehan
Executive Director Oklahoma Tax Commission
Linehan came to the OTC with 30 years of global finance and accounting experience. He began his career with Deloitte.
Subsequently, he was with ConAgra Foods and held a variety of
positions with increasing levels of responsibility, including senior vice
president, controller and senior vice president, finance. Linehan also
served as the chief accounting officer at Molycop. Prior to joining the
OTC, he led the accounting function, and later, the tax operations
function at Paycom Software.
Linehan is a CPA and received his bachelor’s degree in business
administration from Oklahoma State University and is currently a
member of the Oklahoma State University Accounting Advisory Board.
Doug and his wife, Madeline, have three children.
405-522-2979 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, March 14th @ 12:00pm

Laura Sikes
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
Laura Sikes has been director for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in Oklahoma at the Oklahoma State Department of Education since the program began there in 2021. Prior to her work with OSDE, she held roles as a public librarian and library manager in OKC, taught middle school English, and managed volunteer programs at various non-profits in central Oklahoma.
Speaking Date: Friday, March 28th @ 12:00pm

William Robb
We are looking forward to sharing information about our employment programs and how we can all work together to strengthen our local economy and serve our community and to discuss our initiatives to eliminate employment barriers and enhance the workforce.
405-652-5927 [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, April 4th @ 12:00pm

John Triplett
Owner – Elm Grove Clothing Company
Elm Grove Clothing Company was founded in 2021 during the Worldwide Pandemic in Oklahoma City, OK. We believe that appearances are everything and our goal is to create a feeling of confidence every time you wear one of our bespoke suits or shirts. Our passion for fashion drove us to create Elm Grove Company to share our passion with the world. Our suits are custom made to fit each customers’ frame and build and we strive to create the perfect suit for each customer.
405- [email protected]
Speaking Date: Friday, April 25th @ 12:00pm