The Identity Theft Action Council of Nebraska (iTAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Omaha, Nebraska.

The organization was founded in 2006 by Jaimee Napp, an identity theft victim. Three years ago a manager at Jaimee's former employer stole her name, birth date and Social Security number from employer records and opened several new credit card accounts in her name. 

iTAC's mission is to empower consumers through education.  The primary goals are to increase public understanding of identity theft crimes and its real cost to consumers through innovative education and communication strategies and assistance victims of the crime through the recovery process.  

Our activities will provide resources to victims, encourage industry, law enforcement and lawmakers to work together on solutions to curb identity theft and conduct groundbreaking research on identity theft and privacy issues affecting Nebraska consumers.

Board of Directors:

Marty Conboy, Omaha City Prosecutor

Jaimee Napp, Executive Director

Chuck Matson, Recognizing Impairing Drugs Trainer

Michael Masker, Alegent Health

Emma Mueller, First National Bank

Sunny Andrews, AARP Nebraska

Brian Flaherty, National Safety Council Greater Omaha Chapter

Becky Vinton Dorn, Wellness Council of the Midlands

Darrell Grantski, Masimore, Magnuson & Associates, PC

Identity Theft Action Council of Nebraska does not endorse nor condone any identity theft pay-for-service companies.  Information on our website is for educational purposes only and should not be taken for legal advice.