Welcome new member Jami Wightman
Jason Hynson introduced Jami on Jan. 22. Her cosponsor is Margo Spilde.
Jami is in charge of business development for Mouery’s Flooring on West Battlefield Road in Springfield, tasked with increasing revenue as well as developing and implementing long-term growth strategies. She took that job in the fall of 2025 after working as a senior account executive for 417 Magazine for 11 years.
Jami was born and raised in Lockwood. She earned a degree in marketing at Southwest Missouri State University (now MSU) and worked in both the Missouri State Capitol and the U.S. Capitol while she was in college. She lived in St. Louis for 12 years before moving back to southwest Missouri.
Jami’s community service includes serving on the boards of Victory Mission and Redeemer Lutheran Church, and on the advisory board of Least of These. Her faith is central to who she is and how she lives. At her core, she believes success is measured by how many people you help along the way. She finds her greatest fulfillment in serving others, building relationships, and giving back — which makes Rotary feel a lot like home.
Jami loves to eat breaded cashew chicken and enjoys having coffee with just about anyone, but would really enjoy a face-to-face conversation with Jesus. She lives in Nixa with her husband, John, and their two children, Molly and Logan, who are students at Liberty University. Her family loves boating, tubing and hanging out with friends on Table Rock Lake. She also likes shopping, running and decorating.
Jami is in charge of business development for Mouery’s Flooring on West Battlefield Road in Springfield, tasked with increasing revenue as well as developing and implementing long-term growth strategies. She took that job in the fall of 2025 after working as a senior account executive for 417 Magazine for 11 years.
Jami was born and raised in Lockwood. She earned a degree in marketing at Southwest Missouri State University (now MSU) and worked in both the Missouri State Capitol and the U.S. Capitol while she was in college. She lived in St. Louis for 12 years before moving back to southwest Missouri.
Jami’s community service includes serving on the boards of Victory Mission and Redeemer Lutheran Church, and on the advisory board of Least of These. Her faith is central to who she is and how she lives. At her core, she believes success is measured by how many people you help along the way. She finds her greatest fulfillment in serving others, building relationships, and giving back — which makes Rotary feel a lot like home.
Jami loves to eat breaded cashew chicken and enjoys having coffee with just about anyone, but would really enjoy a face-to-face conversation with Jesus. She lives in Nixa with her husband, John, and their two children, Molly and Logan, who are students at Liberty University. Her family loves boating, tubing and hanging out with friends on Table Rock Lake. She also likes shopping, running and decorating.
