Meet the Team

Stu joined the RGI team in 2018 as Director of Communications and Membership. He graduated from Indiana University in 2014 with a degree in journalism with a second concentration in English composition and a specialization in news reporting and writing.

Prior to working for RGI, Stu worked at a Washington, D.C.-based association management company where he held various communications roles with Pickle Packers International and the Flavor and Extract Manufacturers Association. He’s also held roles with the American Meat Institute, the American Frozen Food Institute and Global Cold Chain Alliance.

Stu is an expert in member engagement, new member recruitment strategies, writing and website management. He enjoys being able to work with many industries and help people succeed in their line of work.

In his spare time, you can find Stu spending time with his two adorable cats – Chloe and Arnold. He is a die-hard fan of the World Champion Washington Capitals, and other D.C. sports teams as well as developing his green thumb with his newfound passion for gardening.

As Director of Marketing, Shelly implements integrated marketing communications strategies that help the organizations better serve their missions and communicate with key constituents.

Since January 2010, Shelly has drawn on her experience in event marketing, content generation, publications, branding and membership recruitment to execute the various communications created for RGI and the associations it represents.

Shelly, a Certified Association Executive, holds bachelor’s degrees from the University of Indianapolis in Spanish and communication, with concentrations in journalism and public relations. Prior to her time at RGI, Shelly served as the Marketing and Public Relations Coordinator for the Crossroads of America Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Before that, she interned with the Indiana State Fair in the publicity department.

Within her time in association management, Shelly has served in volunteer roles within the industry. Previous volunteer roles include the Indiana Society of Association Executives: Past chair of Inbound Marketing Committee (2014), CAE exam study session facilitator (2015-2016), member of branding task force.

Rachel is responsible for publication management and nutrition education initiatives in her role as Executive Director. Rachel started working with her first association in 1985 and excels at envisioning and implementing the steps necessary to achieve the goal.

After joining RGI in 2010, Rachel continues to advance her association through communications and content creation. Specifically, she redesigned a client’s newsletter from two color publication to a full color publication, which tripled revenue while cutting expenses in half. Additionally, she organized, promoted and conducted educational webinars viewed by hundreds of registrants internationally.

Holding a bachelor’s degree in journalism and business from Indiana University, Rachel possesses experience in nutrition education, interior design education, acoustics, religious organizations, publication management and all aspects of residential construction. Previously, she held positions with the Columbia Club and the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis.

Driven by the passion members have for their profession and organization, Rachel is an active volunteer in her community. She currently volunteers for the Public Relations Society of America Hoosier Chapter and the Calvary Lutheran Church.

She loves audio books, so ask her what she’s listening to this week! Her first experience with a computer was learning to program in Fortran with punch cards while attending Indiana University. Since 1995, she’s assisted in the publication of the Stutz Club’s quarterly magazine. Stutz was an Indianapolis-made luxury automobile.

Nick joined the RGI team in 2017. He brings with him a wide array of association management and membership expertise thanks to his previous roles in fraternal organizations.

Nick holds undergraduate degrees from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis in Forensic and Investigative Sciences (BS) and Chemistry (BA), and a Masters of Education from the University of South Carolina in Higher Education and Student Affairs.

With Nick’s prior experience working in with fraternities, he considers himself an expert on data analysis, assessment, curriculum and instructional design and customer service.

Nick serves as a member-at-large for the IUPUI School of Science Alumni Association and as a volunteer for several fraternal organizations.

Outside of his responsibilities at RGI, Nick is an avid fan of traveling, both domestic and abroad. As a child, he spent five years in Germany while his parents were stationed there with the U.S. Army. Although he enjoys traveling, he also appreciates a quiet night in playing board games and looks forward to attending GenCon each year.

Natalie utilizes her expertise in event coordination, member engagement and data management to provide member-focused service that helps her clients thrive.

Upon joining RGI in 2016, Natalie quickly found her place in association management due to the fulfilling relationship between members and staff. Whether charitable or professional, associations offer members the opportunity to connect with others who share a common mission, profession, or pastime. She finds it extremely rewarding to contribute to the achievement of these goals in some way.

A graduate of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis’ Tourism, Convention and Event Management (TCEM) program, Natalie enjoys applying her skills for the advancement of her clients’ missions. Prior to joining RGI, she served as a Facilities and Special Events Intern for Hancock County Visitors Bureau. Through this internship, Natalie gained experience with event planning and promotion, site selection research and speaker management; all which she uses in her position with RGI.

Active in her community, Natalie volunteers with the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN), a nonprofit that uses Indiana’s Correctional Facilities to train assistance dogs for individuals living with disabilities in Indiana. She also enjoys volunteering for Indianapolis-area special events. A lifelong Hoosier, Natalie enjoys showing off everything Indy has to offer while discovering something new in the process!

As an Executive Director, Mary Ann provides strategic oversight to association operations, streamlining processes and ensuring implementation of best practices. Mary Ann began working in association management in 1990 and uses her expertise in relationship building, board governance and meeting planning to establish growth and progress of associations.

Mary Ann holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature from DePaul University and a certificate in business administration from the University of Illinois. She began working with RGI in 2000.

Prior to joining RGI, Mary Ann held a number of senior management positions, including Director of Membership for the Women’s Council of REALTORS, Managing Director at the Association of Fundraising Professionals – Chicago Chapter and Director of Development at the Advocate Charitable Foundation.

Aside from her experience in real estate and fundraising, Mary Ann also held positions within the computer programming and nutrition education industries. Her proven track record and time within these industries led to her designation as a Certified Association Executive (CAE) in 1997.

Mary Ann enjoys witnessing the passion volunteers have for their industry and their willingness to give back to or lead an organization that represents the best of the best in their field. She also appreciates connecting with members at events and helping them achieve their goals. Much like the volunteers she oversees, Mary Ann is a leader in her community as well. She currently volunteers for the Forum Editorial Working Group and Bridge Builders.

Mary Ann is a soon to be – and slightly panicked – “empty-nester.” She’s a lover of yoga and hot chocolate, but not at the same time. She enjoys cooking with friends and feeding people.

Kim, a Certified Association Executive, has been with the RGI since 2004. With her expertise in strategic planning and financial management paired with her experience in commercial real estate, engineering and amusement and vending education, Kim provides strong leadership to the associations she serves.

Driven by knowing what she does day in and day out impacts the success of her members, Kim has retooled programs and communications to provide more value to members, resulting in an increase in net revenue and member engagement. With many years of experience in association management under her belt, Kim leads the strategic planning and implementation process for her clients to ensure a clear vision for the association and continual progress towards that vision.

Since graduating with a political science degree from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Kim has remained active in her community through volunteerism. She serves as co-chair of the Professional Development Committee for ISAE. Previously, she served on the ISAE finance, membership, convention, inbound marketing and professional development committees.  Additionally, she served as Vice President of Finance for the Junior Chamber International – Indianapolis from 2011 to 2012.

In her spare time, she enjoys cooking and has quite the impressive cookbook collection. As a native Hoosier, Kim loves the city of Indianapolis, while her favorite place to visit is the Pacific Northwest.

As an Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Journalism with an emphasis in Public Relations and a certificate in Event Management, Kayla brings a variety of skills to her Communications Coordinator position at RGI.

Before joining the RGI team, Kayla interned at Exact Publicity in Chicago as an event planning and public relations intern, which included planning events and content creation for web and print. She also had an internship at the American Diabetes Association in Indianapolis. Her duties there included coordinating fundraisers, graphic design and more.

Since entering the association management world in 2016, Kayla has won an award for one of her clients, produced podcasts that have increased member engagement, redesigned a quarterly newsletter that increased readership and created press releases picked up by media outlets and universities. Kayla enjoys the association world for its diverse clientele. She is driven by her clients’ passion and enjoys each new challenge that comes her way.

Outside of the office, Kayla volunteers her time as the Co-Chair of the Indiana Society of Association Executives’ Digital Marketing Committee. She loves yoga, Beyoncé, and her rescue dog Leo.

As vice president of client and conference services, Katie is responsible for RGI clients’ conference site selection, planning meetings for a number of RGI conference services clients and providing ongoing education to the RGI staff regarding the latest trends and insights on the meetings and events industry.

A graduate of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis’s Tourism Convention Event Management (TCEM) program, Katie joined RGI in 2008, bringing with her a wide variety of experience in hospitality, catering and corporate meetings and tradeshow management. Since joining RGI, Katie has successfully planned and implemented numerous special events, tradeshows, conferences, luncheons and more for various clients. Katie’s areas of expertise include event contracting, vendor relationship development and management, negotiation, staff development, event design and sponsorship sales. Katie holds the designations of both Certified Association Executive as well as Certified Meeting Planner. She also holds a Certificate in Meeting Management (CMM) and a Healthcare Meeting Compliance Certificate (HMCC).

Outside of her responsibilities at RGI, one of Katie’s other passions is CrossFit. Katie is ANSI Level 1 CrossFit Certified and also CrossFit Gymnastics Certified. She’s also an active volunteer in the association community, serving on IUPUI’s TCEM alumni board and on the board of the Indiana chapter of Meeting Professionals International.

RGI’s expert in all things finance, Jackie’s path to association management was anything but traditional. After graduating from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale with a degree in accounting, Jackie worked in a number of finance-related roles, including audit manager for KPMG Peat Marwick and internal auditor and terminal director for BAA Indianapolis, the management company of Indianapolis International Airport, before joining the RGI team in 2000.

In addition to her role as director of finance, Jackie has served as executive director for a number of associations in various industries, including commercial real estate, acoustical consultants and nutrition educators. This broad range of experience gives Jackie unique insights and knowledge about association best practices. In addition to her finance expertise, she is also an expert in organizational operations, volunteer management and conference planning, and is passionate about finding ways to make clients more prosperous—for example, she recently led the negotiation of a publishing contract that included a $50,000 signing bonus for the organization.

Although Jackie now resides in Houston, TX., she is still a die-hard Indianapolis Colts fan. When she’s not cheering on the Colts, you may find her cooking something delicious (she has every issue of Cooking Light since 1995) or enjoying one of her other passions, Star Trek.

As vice president of association strategies, Mark provides executive-level advice and strategy to RGI’s current and prospective clients. Beyond consulting projects and developing new partnerships, Mark has served as executive director for various RGI clients since joining the company in April 2013.

Mark started working in association management in 1993. As a Certified Association Executive, he has held executive roles at a variety of membership-based organizations, including Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and Foundation, the National Chimney Sweep Guild, the Chimney Safety Institute of America, the Vacation Rental Managers Association and the Indiana Society of Association Executives. In these roles, Mark has successfully developed plans and processes resulting in record membership recruitment and retention, event attendance, financial reserves and total net revenues. Prior to making the leap to the non-profit world, Mark worked for Xerox Corporation and Pillar Development Corporation.

Mark is passionate about helping organizations with limited resources discover opportunities to excel. He specializes in helping organizations find the “sweet spot” where governance and professional management align in a way that uncovers never-before realized potential, allowing them to propel to new heights as a result.

A graduate of Northern Illinois University, Mark is an active volunteer within his community. He served as president of the Indiana Society of Association Executives and is currently serving as the president of the Fishers, Ind., Rotary Club. Mark also serves as the district outbound coordinator for the Rotary District 6560 Youth Exchange Program.

In his free time, Mark enjoys cheering on Indy and Chicago sports teams, including the Colts, Bears, Pacers, Bulls and– to stay grounded– the Cubs. He is a proud parent of three children, loves to travel and recently found a new passion: motorcycles.

Tim serves as the vice president and co-owner of Raybourn Group International.

His 20+ year career in professional association management began when he was named Executive Vice President and CEO of Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity, the world’s largest collegiate men’s fraternity with 320 chapters and 240,000 members. There he led his staff and volunteer team to create new effective volunteer, member recruitment and professional development initiatives.

Experienced in leading individual membership, professional and trade associations, Tim has been a proven leader in all aspects of association leadership, especially in areas of member services, Board governance, volunteer engagement, strategic planning and conference and convention strategy. Prior to engaging association management as his profession, Tim was vice president and managing partner of a multi-location funeral home enterprise in his native northeast Ohio.

As a volunteer leader and officer with various associations, he is past president of the Indiana Society of Association Executives (ISAE), and a member of the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE), where he has served as facilitator for ASAE’s “CEO Bootcamp” executive leadership training program. He has earned ASAE’s highest professional certification, the Certified Association Executive (CAE).

He also remains an active alumnus member of the great Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity (TKE), where he was the 2015 recipient of The Order of the Golden Eagle, the Fraternity’s highest award; and is a member (Inhalte die Cospsschleiffe) of the Corps Franconia Darmstadt, one of the oldest collegiate fraternal societies in Deutschland; Past Master of his Masonic Lodge; Past Commander-in-Chief of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry;  Past Potentate of Murat Shriners; the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels; the Columbia Club of Indianapolis, the Indy Boxing Club; and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Indiana Funeral Education Foundation.

He and his lovely wife of more than 20 years, Leslie, reside on Indy’s north side with their cocker spaniel Casey Irene.

Leslie has been a leader in association management for more than 30 years, contributing to a variety of associations from professional, educational and philanthropic groups to an emerging trade association.

Bringing her wide skill set of strategic planning, visionary management and increasing member value to the organizations she serves, Leslie has a proven record of revitalization of various associations and their Boards.

As a volunteer within the profession, Leslie is active in the Indiana Society of Association Executives, having served on the Board of Directors, as well as chairing several ISAE committees prior to being named Executive Director in 2007. Her work earned her the ISAE Staff Professionalism Award, Volunteer of the Year and Association Executive of the Year honors from her colleagues.

She has also served as chair of the American Society of Association Executives’ Certified Association Executive (CAE) Commission and was honored as an ASAE Fellow for her contributions to the profession, a highly prestigious recognition in the field. Leslie currently serves on the Board for the AMC Institute.

Leslie has always been an active volunteer within her community. Currently she serves on the board of Pack Away Hunger and the Alliance for Better Nutrition. Both groups focus on feeding those facing hunger local and abroad.

Joe joined the RGI team in 2018 as the Accounting Manager. He comes to RGI with experience as a financial analyst and an accountant.

Joe graduated with a Bachelor’s in Accounting, then continued his education by acquiring an MBA with a finance concentration, both earned from Ball State University. Joe’s industry experience includes local not-for-profits, contract research organizations, and biorepositories. He likes using accounting and finance knowledge to create a story for clients to better understand their business. He was drawn to association management for the chance to work with a diverse client base and the opportunity to solve accounting challenges on a regular basis.

Outside of his responsibilities at RGI, Joe is actively involved with his church through volunteer opportunities and choir participation. He also helps out with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis. Singing is a large part of Joe’s life. He met his wife Daria in a choir at Ball State and currently sings in an acapella group called Resolution. Joe recently took up a new hobby of gardening, which he plans to expand on soon.

Emilie Perkins joined RGI in 2019 as Director of Client and Conference Services. With over 19 years of experience with strategic meeting management, marketing and design, she has extensive strength in collaboration, fiscal accountability, strategic planning and communication. Perkins has spent the last 17 years with LeadingAge Indiana as the Vice President of Training and Events where she managed and evaluated over 90 events per year.

Perkins is a graduate of Marquette University where she specialized in Advertising and Marketing. She passionately believes in continual professional development and received a Certified Meeting Professional Designation (CMP) in 2009, a Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation in 2014, and a Certificate in Meetings Management (CMM) in 2016. Perkins is involved at the committee level and is a member of the Meeting Professionals International and the Indiana Society of Association Executives. In 2018 Perkins was named the ISAE Volunteer of the year, in 2017 she was awarded the MPI Indiana Lifetime Achievement Award, in 2016 she was named the Planner of the Year and in 2008 the ISAE Association Professional of the Year.

When she is not at work, Emilie does her best to be the World’s Okayest Mom and Wife; she is a serial volunteer; sporadic blogger; chronic over dresser; sharpie hoarder; and audiobook aficionado. Reach out if you want to talk about Meetings, Events and Nonprofit Management!

Craig joined the RGI team in 2015 as an intern, and was hired in 2018 as a marketing specialist. He is an expert in email marketing, social media marketing, audio and video production, and blog writing.

Craig graduated from the University of Indianapolis with a B.A. in Communication with a double emphasis in public relations and electronic media. Outside of his time at RGI, he has held various communications and marketing roles for the Indianapolis Zoo, Visit Indy, and K-LOVE/ Air1 Radio.

Craig enjoys the constant changes of association management. He is an avid problem solver that gets personal satisfaction from figuring out how to serve clients effectively and efficiently.

Christine uses her expertise in logistical planning, vendor management, volunteer management, program development and registration to help clients thrive in her role as Director of Client and Conference Services.

A graduate of Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis’ Tourism, Conventions and Event Management program with a certificate in Special Event Management, Christine has been part of the RGI team since starting as an intern in 2005. She now holds a Certified Meeting Professional designation as a result of her duration and success within the industry.

She’s well-versed in service organizations, corporate housing, association management, noise control engineering and interior design in addition to her meetings and events experience. In her spare time, Christine serves in volunteer roles for United Way, Leadership United Generation Now Class of 2011 and Belzer Middle School.

Christine has met her favorite band twice and is a proud Greek married to a proud Irishman. OPA!

Christen first joined the RGI team as an intern, but was hired full-time in 2017.

Christen is a graduate of the Tourism, Conventions and Event Management program at Indiana-Purdue University Indianapolis. She also holds a Business Certificate from the Kelley School of Business. Most of her experience comes from the hospitality and customer service fields, but since joining RGI she has worked with organizations representing land surveying, information systems, amusement operations and healthcare engineering, just to name a few.

Christen is an enthusiastic volunteer, having served for her local Kiwanis Club and the Boone County Humane Society.

Outside of her responsibilities at RGI, Christen can be found reading or watching Harry Potter – she has read the series more than 10 times! Christen also has two dogs at home, which she loves to spend time with, named Avery and Loki.

Chloe began her role as Membership and Meetings Coordinator in 2019. She graduated from Bellarmine University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with Human Resources Emphasis and a Minor in Healthcare.

Prior to coming to RGI, Chloe worked as an Event Coordinator in auction technology for non-profit events across the country. She also worked in a Louisville-based, non-profit big data consulting and management company to help clients harness their data for best use toward their mission and vision. With this past experience, Chloe brings a wealth of knowledge to her role with RGI.

She has experience in many industries, including: non-profit fundraising, big data management, non-profit auction technology, ministry work with college students, non-profit event planning and development, nutrition education, and corporate housing. Her areas of expertise include event planning and coordination, fundraising, and data management. Chloe enjoys that no two days are the same in association management. She likes being a part of something larger than herself and learning about the work our members are so passionate about to help serve them better.

While not working, Chloe spends some of her spare time as a mentor for Purchased Allies. She loves a good cup of coffee. Her day doesn’t officially start until after her first cup. She can be found at Orangetheory for a good workout several evenings out of the week and is happiest on the lake or at the beach (covered in SPF 55+, of course).

Brook has worked in association management since 2005 and is an expert in developing and implementing integrated marketing and communications strategies to help associations thrive.

Before joining the RGI team in 2015, Brook served in a number of communications roles for various organizations including Delta Tau Delta, Indiana State Teachers Association and the Indiana House of Representatives. Brook is a graduate of Indiana University, where she studied journalism and political science.

Brook is an active volunteer in her community, serving the Lawrence Township Schools, Riley Children’s Hospital Family Advisory Council and the Fraternity Communications Association.

Outside of the office, Brook loves hiking, gardening and being outdoors with her husband and twin daughters. She also loves cooking and exploring new recipes.

Brian employs his membership development, data management and strategic planning expertise in his role as Executive Director.

A Certified Association Executive (CAE), Brian has been engaged in association management since 2009 and has been a member of the RGI team since 2011. Brian implements unique, strategic ways to help his associations thrive. Driven by the gratification of being a volunteer and solving the problems that membership organizations face, Brian developed a webinar series from the ground up for one of the associations he serves. That same technology is now used to live stream some of their events.

A graduate of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis with a bachelor’s in economics, Brian is experienced in mortgage brokers, noise control engineers, information systems, sports professionals, environmental consultants, commercial real estate and professional land surveyors. Prior to joining the RGI team, Brian served as the Membership Coordinator for the Indiana Association of Mortgage Brokers. He also worked as the IT Manager for Diversified Mail Services during the recession.

Brian’s passion for volunteerism extends beyond the office. An active volunteer in his community and the profession, Brian is very active in the Masonic Fraternity. He’s the past Lodge President (2004) and is currently the District Rep for the statewide organization. He previously served as Presiding Officer and Board Member (2010-2012) for the Indianapolis Scottish Rite. Currently, Brian is an active member of the Indiana Society of Association Executives (ISAE), and served as Membership Chair in 2015.

Brian has served as the presiding officer for nine membership organizations and belongs to several more. The highlight of which was serving on the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Scottish Rite, a fraternal organization serving over 10,000 members. After learning about a career in association management from Tim Murphy, he was then recruited as one of the first Student Members of ISAE. He dabbles in a number of hobbies which currently include being an avid reader, a board game enthusiast, a huge sports fan and a craft beer taster. List is subject to frequent changes.

Becca Reagle joined the RGI team as Membership Coordinator in 2019. She graduated from Ball State University with a Bachelor of Science in Fashion Merchandising & Apparel Design with a Marketing Minor.

Prior to joining RGI, Becca managed  inventory and allocation for a sports headwear and apparel retailer, managed products for a restaurant equipment and supply company as well as the company’s blog and social media channels, and was a member of Pi Beta Phi where she helped the local chapter with recruitment and philanthropic planning. She brings her skills in product and social media management to her role with RGI.

While not working, Becca enjoys spending time with her husband and their two dogs – a Maltese named Chaz and a Goldendoodle name Olive. She also loves yoga and recently learned how to knit and macramé.

Ashley brings a background of experience in training, education and human resources to her role as Education & Membership Coordinator.

A graduate of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and a certificate in Human Resource Management, Ashley is quickly finding her place in the association world. Prior to joining RGI in early 2017, she served as the Marketing Director & Human Resources Coordinator  for the largest privately owned law enforcement training company in the US for nine years. She also gave her time volunteering for the Indianapolis Zoo and the Julian Center.

Since entering into association management, Ashley has enjoyed interacting with association members. She finds satisfaction in working with and assisting members that are so passionate about their industry.

Ashley and her husband stay busy with their two crazy King Charles Cavalier Spaniels. She enjoys traveling, including Caribbean cruises, trips to the west coast and owning an annual pass to Walt Disney World. Trivia is one of her favorite hobbies and has been told she is no fun to watch Jeopardy with.

Ashley joined RGI in 2013 and serves as a strategic marketing and communications guru. Ashley’s expertise includes writing, social media, content creation and publication design.

A graduate of the University of Indianapolis, Ashley previously served as public affairs specialist for the Atterbury-Muscatatuck Center for Complex Operations. In her time with RGI, she has worked with a number of clients in industries ranging from commercial real estate to coin operated vending to corporate housing. These roles have allowed Ashley to develop and apply skills across a variety of industries and provide better services to her clients.

Ashley is an active volunteer for the Indiana Society of Association Executives as well as the Hoosier chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. In her spare time, you’ll find her drinking coffee and either reading a book or listening to music while dreaming about living somewhere tropical.

Since joining the company in 2010, Amanda has proudly served as RGI’s resident jack-of-all-trades when it comes to association management. From membership to marketing to event planning, Amanda is an expert at solving new challenges with adaptability and ingenuity.

After graduating from the University of Evansville with a bachelor’s degree in sociology, Amanda obtained a Master of Education in college student affairs administration from the University of Georgia. Amanda worked at Brenau University and Mercer University before making the leap into association management at the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors. Amanda also worked for Heartland Truly Moving Pictures, a film festival based in Indianapolis.

Not only is Amanda RGI’s only Certified Volunteer Administrator (CVA), but she also is an active volunteer herself. Amanda served on the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) Certified Association Executive commission from 2012-2016. She also has served as the Think Pink Luncheon silent auction chair for the Zeta Tau Alpha Memphis Alumnae Chapter since 2012, and as release figure method specialist for the National Panhellenic Conference since 2007.

Amanda lives in Memphis with her husband, daughter, dog and cat. In her spare time, Amanda enjoys yoga and working out. She also considers herself a foodie, and loves to cook, try new restaurants, read about food and restaurants, and get to know the vendors at the local farmer’s market.

Allison joined the RGI team in 2017. Her previous experience includes administrative duties and staff sourcing at an Indianapolis-based staffing and management service.

A graduate from Purdue University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience, Allison brings a unique perspective to the association world. Allison’s specialties include data organization, prompt communication and creation of member forms.

Previously, Allison served as a member of ISAE’s Professional Development Committee, and currently serves as co-chair of the Membership Committee for ISAE and as a member of the Young Professionals Committee. Outside of her responsibilities at RGI, Allison is an avid rock climber. Her favorite places to climb are Smith Rock in Oregon, Looking Glass in North Carolina and Red River Gorge in Kentucky. If she isn’t outside climbing or camping, she is enjoying spending time with her family.