Richard S. (Rich) Johnson is a native of Richmond, Va.  His affiliation with Omicron Delta Kappa began with his friendship with former O∆K National President Dr. Steve Bisese of the University of Richmond.  Rich’s initial involvement included assisting with real estate issues in connection with the relocation of the national headquarters to Lexington, Va.  Additionally, he had a significant role in the development and execution of the fundraising campaign to purchase the Lexington train station for O∆K's  headquarters.  The executive director's office bears his name, and he has continued to provide advice and counsel in relation to the building including a recent study establishing the protocols for preserving and maintaining the historic facility.  Rich joined the Board of the O∆K Foundation Board of Trustees in 2016.

Steve Bisese has served as the Vice President for Student Development at the University of Richmond since 2006. Prior to this appointment, he served as the Dean of Richmond College from 2002 - 2006. In addition, he served as the Vice President for Student Development at Georgetown College (Ky.) for ten years. His background also includes work in residence life at the University of Tennessee and the College of William and Mary. He served as the National Vice President for Extension for Omicron Delta Kappa from 1998 - 2006 and as the National President of O∆K from 2006 - 2010. Steve is active as a committee chair for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and is a long-time member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) and the Association of Colleges of the South (ACS). Steve is married and has two daughters. He loves golf but admits to not being very good at the game.

David Gibbs earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Richmond where he was initiated into Omicron Delta Kappa. He has previously served his alma mater as a member of the Richmond Council. He went on to earn his Juris Doctorate from Emory University's School of Law.

David is the chairman and co-founder of E-SPACES, Inc. In addition, he is principal of consultancy with The West Bridge Group and is an active angel investor in Nashville, Tenn.

As a volunteer, David is a member of the Board of Directors of the Brehm Foundation and the Brehm Preparatory School, and is Chair of the Brehm Capital Campaign. He was Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Klingberg Family Centers. In addition, he is a Life Member of the Safari Club, the National Rifle Association and the Boone and Crockett Club.

David joined the O∆K Foundation Board of Trustees in 2013. He served as Vice President of the Foundation from 201416, and his current term will expire in 2020.

Terry Kungel is a 1969 initiate of the Purdue University Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa. He served as president of the circle as an undergraduate. He is currently a member of the Foundation’s Investment Committee and became a member of the O∆K Foundation Board of Trustees in 2015. His term expires in 2018.

Terry is currently chairman and chief executive officer of the Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer. He is the third generation of his family to suffer from this disease. As CEO, Terry assists six prostate cancer network groups serving 250-500 active prostate cancer patients and their loved ones and more than 10,000 inactive prostate cancer patients in Maine. This organization promotes awareness, outreach, education, fund-raising and patient assistance. He represents Maine as a Consumer Reviewer, Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program, which helps identify research grants that merit funding by the Prostate Cancer Research Program, Department of Defense. He serves as a Patient Representative, Advisory Committee Member, Special Government Employee, Food and Drug Administration, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. And he serves as a Patient PCORI Merit Reviewer and PCORI Ambassador for the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute.

Prior to his current position, Terry was the co-founder and CEO of a biotech company that utilized 10,000+ DNA samples to identify disease associated genes. The company was the discoverer of record for 13 single nucleotide polymorphisms SNPs, and it submitted numerous patent applications for preliminary disease associations. He also served as the CEO of an advanced materials company that was focused on space based applications. Additionally, he worked with underperforming venture capital backed companies to assist investors, management, employees and customers to solve significant financial, strategic and execution related problems over the course of two decades. Terry joined McKinsey & Company directly after graduating from the Harvard Business School. He worked out of the firm’s New York and London offices. He left McKinsey to join Exxon Enterprises, Inc. where he pursued a lifelong interest in starting and managing new high tech companies.

Terry currently serves on the Dean’s Advisory Council at Purdue’s Honors College.  During non-reunion years, Terry serves as the class secretary and chief fund agent for the Harvard Business School MBA Class of 1976.

Terry is a former member of the following organizations: Purdue’s Krannert School of Management Alumni Board of Directors; Harvard Business School’s Alumni Board of Directors; HBS Class of 1976’s 30th Reunion where he served as Co-Chairman, Social Committee, and Co-Chairman, Fund Committee; HBS Class of 1976’s 35th Reunion where he served as Chairman, Social Committee, and Co-Chairman, Fund Committee; Dana-Farber Cancer Center’s Visiting Committee for the Lank Center for Genitourinary Oncology; and Maine Cancer Consortium’s Board of Directors where he served as Chairman and CEO.

Rich Pirrotta is a frequent speaker, seminar leader, and teacher on the topics of leadership, strategy, motivation, e-business, and environmental management. He has been a member of the National Speakers Association, the leading organization for professional speakers, since 1999. His topics draw from his experiences as a line executive, management consultant, and teacher over the last 20 years. Rich is a senior operational leader, with a bias for action and a record of accomplishment for delivering outstanding business results in manufacturing, technology and e-commerce. He has broad, cross-organizational experience in strategy and strategy execution, management, finance, and operations, and has worked in over 30 countries. He is equally comfortable participating in strategic discussions with top-level management or working shoulder-to-shoulder with line personnel to get a job done. Rich has served in a variety of positions: as a Vice President of a division of a Fortune 50 company, General Manager of an e-commerce startup that grew from five to 200 employees, Senior Manager with the Mergers & Acquisitions practice of Deloitte & Touche, Senior Manager in the Manufacturing Practice of Deloitte Consulting, and in Product Development with Procter & Gamble, where he earned a US Patent on Pringle’s Potato Chips. He has deep functional experience in strategy development, operations, and transformational change, and has served as a board member of six companies in various stages of growth. Most recently, Rich was involved with his own firm in consulting to businesses from the startup stage to $400 million in revenue.

With more than 20 years of experience in manufacturing, technology, and restructuring, Rich is a senior operational leader, with a bias for action and a record of accomplishment in delivering outstanding business results. He has broad, cross-organizational experience in operations, strategy, turnaround, management, and finance, and he has worked in more than 35 countries. He is equally comfortable leading or participating in strategic discussions with top-level management or working shoulder-to-shoulder with line personnel to get a job done.

Rich has served in president, vice president, COO, and CFO roles as a line executive, as well as spending ten years with Deloitte, first with their Management Consulting practice in Detroit, and later, with their M&A practice in New York. As a consultant and adviser, he has contributed significant value to companies such as General Motors, RJR Nabisco, United Technologies, Merck, and Chevron.

Rich has also served as COO and CFO for a cloud based financial technology provider. He previously served in consecutive roles as President of Fastener Advance Products, COO of Enterprise Automotive Systems, and President of Vogel Industries, three Tier 1 precision component manufacturers ranging in size from $15 - $70 million. Each required growth, restructuring, and turnaround expertise in Michigan’s difficult economy. One of the companies required an orderly liquidation of the business, and Rich led the organization to a full $20 million payout of the lender’s position.

His prior experience includes serving as a vice president of a systems integration division of British Telecom, and GM of an e-commerce startup that grew from five to 200 employees. He also worked for Procter & Gamble in Product Development, where he earned a U.S. Patent on Pringle’s Potato Chips.

Rich has deep functional experience in transformational change and strategy development, and he is a frequent speaker and seminar leader. He is a member of the National Speakers Association and has taught in MBA programs at Wharton and the University of Michigan. He previously served as Chairman of Wharton’s Global Alumni Association, with responsibility for an alumni network of more than 85,000 graduates. Rich holds a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from Pennsylvania State University and a Master of Business Administration in financial management and operations management from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.

He is an initiate of the O∆K circle at Pennsylvania State University where he also served as circle president. He served as O∆K's National Treasurer from 1992 - 1998 and as a member of the O∆K Society Board of Directors from 1998 - 2000. He has been the Foundation Treasurer since 2011, and his current term on the Foundation Board of Trustees expires in 2018. Rich is a 2000 recipient of O∆K's Eldridge W. Roark Jr. Meritorious Service Award.

Jeff Stone is a 1977 initiate of the Auburn University Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa. While at Auburn, he served as president of the Student Government Association. Jeff resides in Birmingham, Ala., with his wife Linda, also an Auburn initiate of O∆K. They have three children and two grandchildren. Jeff became a member of the O∆K Foundation Board of Trustees in 2016. His term expires in 2020.

Jeff currently serves as executive vice president for Birmingham based general contractor, Brasfield & Gorrie. In his current role, Jeff oversees field operations and corporate support functions for approximately $2.3 billion in annual construction revenues, 30 operating divisions, and projects in 22 states, while serving on the company’s Executive Board. As a member of the Executive Board, Jeff assists in mapping marketing and financial strategies for future growth. Brasfield & Gorrie is one of the nation’s largest privately held construction firms with projects in multiple market sectors including commercial, healthcare, industrial, and civil construction.

Jeff has 36 years of construction experience with Brasfield & Gorrie, including 10 years of managing competitive bid and negotiated healthcare and commercial projects ranging up to $85 million. Prior to becoming executive vice president, Jeff was manager of the Healthcare Division, vice president of operations, regional president, and chief operating officer responsible for more than $900 million in projects.

Jeff helps shape future construction and engineering leaders through his deep involvement at Auburn University, where he served as chairman of the Auburn University Foundation. Jeff is a member of Auburn’s 1856 Society, the Petrie Society, the Engineering Keystone Society and the Engineering Campaign Leadership Team, and is former chairman of the Auburn Alumni Engineering Council. Jeff received the Distinguished Auburn Engineer Award in 2012 and was inducted into the State of Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame in 2014.

In addition to his company and industry leadership, Jeff devotes much of his time to civic and philanthropic efforts. These efforts were recently recognized by the United Way Tocqueville Society with the Mervyn H. Stern Award, for the most significant contribution to the success of a United Way Campaign (2015).

He currently serves as chairman of the Samford University’s Board of Overseers and is a member of the Birmingham Southern College Norton Board. Jeff also currently serves on the board of the United Way of Central Alabama, Children’s Harbor, and REV Birmingham. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Birmingham and a member of Canterbury United Methodist Church where he serves on the church council and on the board of the Canterbury Foundation.

Additionally, he has served on the boards of the American Red Cross, the Civic Club Foundation, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, where he was recognized as its Living and Giving Honoree in 2011. Jeff is a past president of the Birmingham Sunrise Rotary Club and a Paul Harris Fellow. He is also a graduate of Leadership Birmingham and Leadership Alabama.

Sally Jones Hill received her Bachelor of Science from Auburn University where she was initiated in Chi Omega as an undergraduate and into Omicron Delta Kappa in 1998.  She recently served Auburn as one of the co-chairs of its successful comprehensive campaign and as a member of its presidential search committee.  She was named Omicron Foundation Trustee Emerita in 2017.

Sally’s career has spanned from education to business to horse breeding.  She taught at her alma mater as well as West Chester University of Pennsylvania.  She was the personnel director for the NVF Company in Delaware and spent more than 20 years working for PSA, a marketing company based in New York where she was the vice president.  With her husband, Dr. Jim Hill, she owned and managed a large horse racing and breeding syndicate that still exists today.  The Hills owned Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew.

Sally was a voting member of the Foundation Board of Trustees from 1996 to 2016.  She served as the Foundation President from 1996 - 2002.  O∆K has recognized her with the Distinguished Service Key in 1998, and she was presented with the Laurel Crowned Circle Award in 2003.