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| Affiliation | Democratic |
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| Name | David Hahn |
| Email | None |
| Website | [Link] |
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00, 1955
(70 years)
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| Contributor | COSDem |
| Last Modifed | RBH
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| Info | David Hahn is a fifth generation Nebraskan, born into a family of German and Pennsylvania Dutch, Hahn is anchored by a historical connection to the state that extends to the Homestead movement of the 1860s. Born in Omaha in 1955, Hahn spent his formative years in Stromsburg and Schuyler, Nebraska, communities whose rural ideals cemented his appreciation for Nebraska's core values and traditions. Hahn carried these values with him as he pursued his education first at Sterling College in Kansas, then at Phillips University in Marburg, Germany, where he nurtured his lifelong interest in philosophy and theology. In the early 1980s, Hahn returned to Nebraska to complete his law degree at the University of Nebraska.
Hahn's love of the law is matched by his dedication to the democratic principles upon which it is founded. It is for this reason that he devoted his early years in legal practice to defending family-owned farms and ranches in Nebraska and worked tirelessly to prevent their dissolution. Hahn attributes his success at saving family farms and ranches to his ability to work collaboratively with others and his ability to innovate and apply creative solutions to seemingly unsolvable problems. Hahn was a trendsetter among legal professionals, using computer technology to generate "virtual" communication tactics years before the Internet was generally recognized as a communication tool. He employed emerging technologies in conjunction with sound legal practices to save 85% of the family farms and ranches he defended.
Hahn's interest in computer technology led him into more direct work in emerging technologies. He is the CEO of New Digital Group, a world-class Internet development company based in Lincoln. Hahn's experience in business and the law offers a forward-thinking model for economic growth in Nebraska that is consistently grounded in the fundamental values that make this state unique. His excitement for Nebraska's future coupled with the love and support of his wife, Ruth Davidson Hahn, and his three children, have encouraged Hahn to share his pioneering vision with his fellow citizens—and to promote the best that Nebraska is while looking ahead to the best that Nebraska can be.
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