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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2025 · 32 MIN

Building a Bigger, Better Omaha: How MECA is Leading the Way

from Omaha Magazine Podcast · host Omaha Magazine

Ever wonder what it takes to build a world-class entertainment and convention destination? Joining us for an inside look at Omaha's thriving scene is Roger Dixon, President and CEO of MECA (Metropolitan Entertainment and Convention Authority). Explore the exciting expansion of the CHI Health Center Convention Center, designed to attract over $1 billion in new revenue to the Omaha area. Roger shares his insights on the project, discusses the future of downtown development, and reflects on his 20+ years of leadership in Omaha's hospitality industry. Takeaways The CHI Health Center expansion aims to attract over a billion dollars in new revenue. Omaha's hospitality industry has long recognized the need for more meeting space. The expansion will add 25 new meeting rooms to the convention center. Economic studies indicate a potential $1.2 billion in additional business from the expansion. Learn more about MECA by following this link omahameca.org. Follow Omaha Magazine on Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn - Twitter. Visit us online at omahamagazine.com. This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative.

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