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OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha native and iconic philanthropist Mike Yanney has died at 92 years old.
Governor Jim Pillen posted on X grieving his death, posting his condolences for the Yanney family and saying his life was “a life truly well lived and we are better for it.”
Suzanne and I feel tremendous sadness at the passing of Omaha business icon, philanthropist, community leader, and mentor Mike Yanney. As he was for countless others, Mike has been a true friend for a long time. From sharing his enduring vision for making Nebraska better—which he… pic.twitter.com/PfhIXMiwUK
— Governor Jim Pillen (@TeamPillen) February 15, 2026
Yanney was the founder of Burlington Capital, formerly known as America First Companies. He served as sitting chairman emeritus at the $4 billion company, helping expand its business operations.
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