Bellevue University Names Jon Flower Recipient of Ethical Leadership Award
Integration Program Manager Recognized for Ethics in Professional and Community Work
Bellevue University has named Jon Flower, an Integration Management Office (IMO) Program Manager at FNBO, as the recipient of its Ethical Leadership Award—recognizing his commitment to integrity, transparency, and community impact. The award highlights Bellevue University’s focus on ethical leadership as a core component of career success and community engagement.
Key Facts
- Jon Flower, IMO Program Manager at FNBO, was named the 2025 recipient of Bellevue University’s Ethical Leadership Award.
- The award is presented by the University’s Ethical Leadership Committee to recognize ethics in professional and community service.
- Flower recognized for demonstrating leadership through transparency, accountability, and collaboration in organizational integration work.
- Flower holds leadership roles with WhyArts and Ralston Community Theatre, supporting access, equity, and arts engagement
Jon Flower Receives 2025 Ethical Leadership Award from Bellevue University
Bellevue University has named Jon Flower, an Integration Management Office (IMO) Program Manager at FNBO, as the recipient of its Ethical Leadership Award. The announcement comes from the University’s Ethical Leadership Committee, which honors individuals who demonstrate ethics in professional and community service.
In his role as IMO Program Manager, Flower leads integration processes with transparency, accountability, and collaboration. He ensures that organizational transitions prioritize fairness and respect for employees and customers. By maintaining open communication and building trust across teams, Flower demonstrates integrity in decision-making and embeds ethical standards into operational strategies. His approach safeguards service continuity while keeping a customer-first focus during periods of organizational change.
Jon demonstrates the values we cultivate at Bellevue University. His leadership shows that ethics are not just a professional requirement—they are a way to strengthen every community he serves.
Flower Demonstrates Ethics Through Community Involvement
Flower extends his ethical leadership beyond the corporate sphere. As a board leader for WhyArts, he supports programs that offer creative opportunities for individuals of all abilities. At Ralston Community Theatre, Flower has led initiatives that expand arts access in Ralston Public Schools, a Title I district, increase scholarship opportunities for high school students, and encourage community giving through food bank donations and support for arts programs. These efforts reflect his commitment to equity, inclusivity, and cultural participation, creating spaces where community members can connect and engage.
Through his work in business and the arts, Flower shows a combination of strategic vision and moral purpose. His work demonstrates that leadership is not only about achieving results but also about serving communities and ensuring that opportunities—whether in corporate integration or the arts—are accessible to all.
About the Bellevue University Ethical Leadership and Service Award
The Bellevue Ethical Leadership Award recognizes individuals who demonstrate ethical leadership in professional or community service. It is presented annually by Bellevue University’s Ethical Insights Committee, a faculty-driven initiative dedicated to teaching and advancing ethics across the University. Current committee members include Committee Chair Karla Carter, Associate Professors Leo Mayhan, David Thomas, JoDee Goracke, and Terissa Upchurch-Butler; and Adjunct Professors Khalid Ayyubov, Leslie Stager, and Michael Woodard.
Founded in 1966, Bellevue University is a non-profit university with more than 70,000 graduates worldwide. The University is a recognized national leader in preparing students for lifelong success with career-relevant knowledge and skills, while making college affordable. Routinely ranked among the nation’s top military and accessible institutions, the University serves residential students at its main campus in Bellevue, Nebraska, and everywhere online with more than 85 degree programs uniquely designed for working adults. The University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org).