Phi Chi Theta Executive and Leadership Team

Bryce Robson, the President at Phi Chi Theta, directs the overarching strategic vision for the national professional fraternity. Overseeing the alignment of collegiate and alumni activities, the President ensures that all initiatives support the core mission of developing professional leadership skills. This role involves coordinating with the Executive Council to manage the affairs of the fraternity during the interim between national meetings. By facilitating resource sharing across the national network, Bryce Robson strengthens the connection between chapters and the broader business community. The President maintains high standards for member conduct and professional development, ensuring that the organization remains a premier entity within the Professional Fraternity Association. Through consistent engagement with the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the President drives the fraternity toward greater academic and professional relevance, ultimately securing the long-term growth and influence of the organization across the United States.

Caroline Empey, the President, Member Education at Phi Chi Theta, architects the comprehensive curriculum designed to cultivate business astuteness among the membership. Overseeing the development of educational resources, the President, Member Education ensures that every collegiate chapter provides opportunities to practice essential leadership skills. This function involves creating standardized training modules that align with the values and codes of the fraternity. By monitoring the educational progress of members, Caroline Empey directly impacts the ability of the fraternity to prepare individuals for success in the competitive business community. The President, Member Education collaborates with national delegates to refine pedagogical approaches, ensuring that the fraternity remains responsive to the needs of a rapidly changing world. Through the implementation of these educational frameworks, the President, Member Education fosters a culture of continuous learning and professional excellence, which remains central to the mission of the organization.

Frances Spencer, the President, Alumni Chapter (Chicago) at Phi Chi Theta, manages the professional engagement and resource distribution for the regional alumni network. Overseeing the expansion of local professional connections, the President, Alumni Chapter (Chicago) ensures that alumni members maintain active participation in the fraternity mission. This leadership role involves organizing networking events and mentorship programs that bridge the gap between collegiate members and established business professionals. By facilitating these interactions, Frances Spencer strengthens the national network and provides valuable career insights to the membership. The President, Alumni Chapter (Chicago) coordinates with the national governing body to align regional activities with the broader strategic goals of the fraternity. Through the cultivation of these professional relationships, the President, Alumni Chapter (Chicago) drives the development of high-esteem career paths for members, ensuring that the fraternity remains a vital resource for long-term professional success.

Madeline Chaggaris, the Iota Chapter Founder & President (Petitioning) at Phi Chi Theta, executes the strategic expansion of the fraternity by establishing new collegiate chapters. Overseeing the petitioning process, the Iota Chapter Founder & President (Petitioning) ensures that new groups adhere to the national standards and values of the organization. This role involves building a foundation for leadership development and resource sharing within the emerging chapter. By guiding the petitioning group through the requirements of the national governing body, Madeline Chaggaris facilitates the growth of the fraternity footprint. The Iota Chapter Founder & President (Petitioning) collaborates with existing chapters to share best practices and foster a sense of national unity. Through the successful establishment of this new chapter, the Iota Chapter Founder & President (Petitioning) contributes to the overall mission of providing professional opportunities to a wider audience of students across the country.

Michael Grover, the National President at Phi Chi Theta, leads the Executive Council in the administration of all fraternity affairs. Overseeing the governance of the 37 collegiate and alumni chapters, the National President ensures that the organization operates in accordance with its established creeds and values. This role involves presiding over the Biennial National Chapter Meetings and representing the fraternity in its affiliations with the Professional Fraternity Executive Association. By directing the efforts of national officers and delegates, Michael Grover maintains the operational integrity of the national governing body. The National President focuses on the long-term sustainability of the fraternity, ensuring that the organization continues to provide a platform for professional leadership development. Through the strategic oversight of national operations, the National President drives the fraternity toward achieving its mission of enabling members to succeed in their chosen fields within the global business community.

Eliana Pons, the Pi Class President at Phi Chi Theta, directs the leadership development and professional integration of the specific member cohort. Overseeing the internal activities of the class, the Pi Class President ensures that all members engage with the core values and professional training provided by the fraternity. This role involves organizing class-specific initiatives that promote business astuteness and collaborative skill-building. By fostering a strong sense of community within the class, Eliana Pons prepares members for active participation in the broader national network. The Pi Class President coordinates with chapter leadership to ensure that the class activities align with the overarching mission of the fraternity. Through the management of these cohort-based programs, the Pi Class President drives the development of individual leadership potential, ensuring that each member gains the necessary experience to achieve high esteem and success in their future professional endeavors.