Management Team

Excursion	Regular Rate	Booster Club Rate
Mass Ave Walking Food Tour	$99.00	$90.00
Brewery Tour downtown Indianapolis	$45.00	$42.00
Children's Museum	$25.00	$23.00
Kiss The Bricks at IMS and Foyt Wine Vault	$60.00	$55.00
Indianapolis Zoo	$25.00	$22.50
Floral Design and Sip	$75.00	$68.00
Penn & Beech	$30.00	$27.00
Kiss the Bricks at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway	$35.00	$32.00

Corey Reddy

Fraternity President

Corey Reddy, Florida ‘13

Corey was initiated into the Gamma Pi Chapter at Seton Hall University in Fall 2013. After transferring to the University of Florida and reaffiliating with the Alpha Phi Chapter, Corey graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts in History. As a volunteer, Corey previously served as the Regional Manager of Rituals and Conduct for the Atlantic Gulf Coast Region from 2018-2022, the Atlantic Metro Region from 2019-2022, and won Regional Manager of the Year for his work during the 2019-2020 academic year. Corey is always willing to go the extra mile for the Fraternity, consistently speaking at multiple Regional Assemblies, Principled Business Leadership Institutes, and Presidents Academy/Fraternity Advisor Conferences to ensure the continued success of the Fraternity and all of our members.

Professionally, Corey has spent the past six years working in the marketing and advertising industry. He currently works for Spark Foundry under the Publicis Groupe umbrella of agencies in New York as a Manager of Commerce. He supports Molson Coors as they promote their long-term key brands across the country as well as their venture into the hard seltzer industry with brands such as Topo Chico, Vizzy, and Simply Spiked Lemonade. Corey has a vast knowledge of social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram as well as third-party shopper apps such as Drizly, Instacart, and GoPuff that help with the overall growth of all products under the Molson Coors brand.

In his free time, you can find Corey trying to find the best food in Manhattan and living the “Scared Money Don’t Make Money” mentality by rooting for his Gators either down in the Swamp or with the University of Florida Alumni Association Gotham Gators.

De’Sean Keys

Executive Vice President

De’Sean Keys, Middle Tennessee ’13

De’Sean was initiated into Alpha Kappa Psi through the Zeta Psi Chapter at Middle Tennessee State University as a first semester freshman in Fall 2013. He served as his pledge class president, chapter vice president of administration, president, and vice president of membership. De’Sean served in numerous volunteer capacities as an alumnus, including regional manager, chapter advisor, and section director. He is a recipient of the First-Degree Silver Distinguished Service Award. He has also served as a facilitator and presenter at numerous fraternity events such as the Principled Business Leadership Institute, Regional Assembly, Presidents Academy & Fraternity Advisors Conference, and various chapter events.

Professionally, De’Sean works as a Student Affairs Professional while pursuing his Doctorate in Education. His focuses are on Student Activities, Fraternity & Sorority Life, Risk Mitigation, and Intercultural and Diversity Affairs.

De’Sean is a native of Nashville, TN. He received his B.S. degree in Organizational Communication with a Concentration in Not-For-Profit Management from Middle Tennessee State University in 2017 and his M.Ed in Educational Leadership from Tennessee State University. When he is not working, he enjoys traveling with his friends and miniature schnauzer, Apollo. De’Sean is also a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education, Honorary Member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America, and Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity.

Jacob Drees

Regional Director - Region II

Jacob Drees, Toledo, ’11

Jacob Drees serves as Regional Director of Volunteer Development for Alpha Kappa Psi, leading initiatives to strengthen volunteer engagement, recruitment, and onboarding across Region II. A member of the Gamma Eta Chapter at University of Toledo since 2011, he has held numerous leadership roles at the chapter, regional, and fraternity-wide levels, including VP of Rituals, Chapter President, Regional Manager, Section Director, Chapter Advisor, Fraternity Ritual Team Member, Volunteer Task Force Member, and Area Vice President. For his contributions to his chapter and the Fraternity, he received the First-Degree Bronze and First-Degree Silver Distinguished Service Awards. He is known for his relational approach and for building systems that enable volunteers and chapters to operate more effectively and consistently.

Professionally, Jacob is a Consultant with EAB, partnering with colleges and universities to translate student success strategies into scalable, data-informed practices. With over a decade of experience in higher education, he has led advising initiatives, analyzed student engagement trends, and managed global business programs at Miami University’s Farmer School of Business. His work included overseeing program operations, managing budgets, and supporting enrollment growth through disciplined, analytics-driven decision-making.

Jacob holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Systems and Marketing and a Master’s degree in Higher Education Administration from the University of Toledo, as well as an MBA from Miami University.

Shawn Pelc

Regional Director - Region III

Shawn was initiated into the Chi Lambda Chapter at Edinboro University in April 2015. He served as the chapter’s first warden.

After graduating, Shawn began his volunteering journey. For several years he served as Regional Manager of Risk Reduction for the Eastern Great Lakes Region. Shawn has also served as Regional Manager of Rituals for the Pacific Northwest Region, Western Section Director for Eastern Great Lakes, and Chapter Advisor for Theta Iota. He has also served as one of the speakers during Convention and PBLI.

Professionally, Shawn is currently an Overnight Team Lead for his local Walmart. Outside of work Shawn enjoys spending his free time with his family and friends, watching various sports, and coming up with unique recipes to try.

Wendy A. Wendroff

Regional Director - Region IV

Wendy A. Wendroff, Tri-State ’80-Life

Wendy was initiated in 1980 at the Theta Xi Chapter at Tri-State University in Angola, Indiana. She served as chapter president, chapter secretary and alternate delegate at the 1981 Houston Convention. During her fraternal career, she served in many volunteer roles including Midwest regional director, Oregon Section Director, chapter advisor to Theta Chapter at Oregon State University & Epsilon Omega Chapter at Portland State University. Since 2000, she has served as the Convention chair. She was also employed by the fraternity as the director of member services. She has attended 18 Conventions, numerous PBLIs, other regional events, and served on the installation teams for the chapters in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and Canada. Wendy has been named a JD Sparks Fellow, awarded the Silver Distinguished Service Award, second degree Silver Distinguished Award, Chairman’s Award, Chapter Advisor of the Year Award, and the Gold Distinguished Service Award.

Tim Veigle

Atlantic Coastal Program Manager

Tim Veigle, Central Florida ’04-Life

Tim was initiated by the Nu Chi Chapter at the University of Central Florida in 2004. In 2008, Tim graduated with his B.S.B.A. in Marketing. A recipient of the silver Distinguished Service Award, Tim has volunteered for the fraternity in various roles including regional manager of probationary chapters, chapter advisor and section director. In his professional career, Tim was a manager for AT&T where he excelled in training and coaching his employees. In 2014, Tim left AT&T to pursue realty where he has received the “Rising Star” award and the “Presidents” Award for his real estate accomplishments. Outside of his career and volunteer work, Tim enjoys spending time with his wife and son, Lori and Logan.

J’Ream Lewis

Atlantic Metro Program Manager

J’Ream Lewis is a dynamic, compassionate, and dedicated educator. He has been a Brother of Alpha Kappa Psi since being a Founder of the Chi Zeta Chapter at New Jersey Institute of Technology in Spring 2017. As an undergraduate brother, he had served the role pledge educator and alumni committee chair. As an alumni, he has been the chapter advisor for the Mu Psi Chapter at Hofstra University for three years and currently holds the position of President of the Garden State Alumni Chapter in New Jersey.

As an educator, he teaches Mathematics concentrating in Algebra and Geometry. In addition, J’Ream teaches a class on Professional Development for the students. This includes teaching students about how to do elevator pitches, resume building, dressing professionally, and interviews. Being an active member of the school and community as a whole, he is the moderator for a few organizations in the school including the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), Mu Alpha Theta National Math Honor Society, and Model United Nations.

J’Ream is an advocate for student leadership. He believes that students have the propensity to do things for themselves with a bit of guidance from adults. He believes this to be especially true for Alpha Kappa Psi. His thought process is that if the founders were able to create such an extraordinary brotherhood with four people, there is nothing that AKPsi cannot do.

During his free time, he is an avid sports fan. He loves going to games not just for the game but for the ambiance and camaraderie. You will more than likely see him at a Yankees game or at a Devils game (even though he is a Bruins fan).The quote that has best described J’Ream is the phrase that he has held dear for a long time, “Whatever hurts my brother, hurts me. Whatever helps my brother, helps me.”

Tay Davis

Capital Ridge Program Manager

Tay Davis was initiated in Fall 2017 to the Beta Mu Chapter at The George Washington University while pursuing her Master’s in Business Administration. As a collegiate brother, she served as the director of intra-chapter communications and director of new business development of her chapter, and was a fellow of the 2018 Academy of Alpha Kappa Psi. After graduating, she served as a chapter advisor for four and a half years, and is now excited to contribute her skill sets to the Fraternity as the program manager of the Capital Ridge District.

Prior to her graduate studies, Tay graduated from Howard University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Sports Medicine. Professionally, she has been working in strategy and transformation consulting since completing her MBA, specializing in customer and employee experience, business development, and process improvement. She also has experience in collegiate student affairs. Outside of work, she enjoys volunteering with local organizations, photography, spending time in nature, and spending quality time with her family, friends and dog.

Samantha Sim

Desert Southwest Program Manager

Samantha was initiated in 2017 at the Pi Rho Chapter and served as chapter president from 2019-20. After graduating in June 2020, she volunteered as a chapter advisor for a couple years to stay involved in the fraternity post graduation. Professionally, Sam is the Avionics Operations Supervisor at SpaceX where she has the exciting job of making sure the rocket has all its electronics that provide vital functions during lift off and landing. She is looking forward to this position and being able to develop chapters in the Desert Southwest. She plans to apply her operations skills to guide chapters towards the fraternity’s goals and be a resource for students both inside and outside of Alpha Kappa Psi.

Brechey White

Dos Rios Program Manager

Tony Virella Jr.

Great Lakes Program Manager

Tony became a brother of Alpha Kappa Psi in Spring 2011 through the Eta Omicron Chapter at East Carolina University, where he earned his BSBA in Managerial Finance with a minor in Economics. Though born in Buffalo and raised in Charlotte, he is now incredibly proud to call Detroit his home.

His continued leadership within the fraternity includes serving as the chapter advisor for Tulane University’s Pi Chi Chapter from 2022 to 2026. He currently oversees district operations as the Program Manager for the Great Lakes District.

In his career, Tony boasts more than ten years of expertise in Data Governance and Regulatory Compliance within the financial services industry. Outside of his professional and fraternity commitments, he loves giving back to the Detroit community alongside his wife. A passionate gamer, he dedicates his free time to exploring the mechanics of game design.

Morgan Parker

Northern Atlantic Program Manager

As a pre-teen, Morgan had always been interested in social communications and digital art. At 12 years old, she was using online platforms to edit and design sports portraits for friends to advertise their teams.

Fast forward to age 17, interning at a local digital marketing firm and LOVING IT. She then ventured on to attend college at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida studying business management and marketing with a little bit of digital art on the side. During her time at Stetson, she dipped her toes into higher education events, corporate events, and finally dove back into digital marketing.

Post-grad, Morgan accepted a job at a newly opened local real estate brokerage as their Marketing & Operations Manager where she built their online presence from the ground up. She started Morgan Social Studio (formerly Morgan Digital Marketing Co.) during the pandemic and gained her first client via the creation of a National Ice Cream Day gif. As they say, the rest is history!

Scott D. Todd

Pacific Northwest Program Manager

Scott D. Todd, Central Washington ’02 – Life

Scott began his journey in Alpha Kappa Psi being initiated into the Kappa Xi Chapter at Central Washington University in fall 2002. As a collegiate member he held several positions including Secretary, Vice President Administration, Bylaws Chair, Alumni Affairs Chair, and Professional Development Chair. Scott graduated from Central Washington University in 2006 with his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration with specializations in both Finance and Marketing.

Since graduation Scott has been an active volunteer starting as a Chapter Advisory Board member advising the Kappa Xi chapter on recruitment then becoming the Easter Cascadia Section Director for the Pacific Northwest Region in 2009. He is a Life Loyal member, was honored with the First-Degree Distinguished Service award for his service to the Pacific Northwest Region and the Outstanding Volunteer Leader – Section Director of the Year award.

Professionally he works for Energy Northwest in Richland, Washington helping to provide carbon-free, low cost, reliable, and safe power to the Northwest. Scott began his career in Project Control and eventually moved into Business & Long-Range Planning. Currently he works in Financial Planning & Analysis where he helps lead the way in automating and innovating reporting across the company.

In his free time Scott is an active volunteer for his church, an avid reader, and gamer. He embraces a passion for life long leaning by studying history, quantum mechanics, and most recently learning Scots Gaelic.

Nicole Nourvle

Southern Delta Program Manager

Je’nai Lee

Regions I and II Resource Coordinator

Je’nai Lee, University of North Carolina at Greensboro ’21 – Life

Je’nai joined Alpha Kappa Psi in Spring 2019 at the Psi Sigma Chapter. While at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in African America & African Diaspora studies with a double minor in Philosophy and Religious Studies. During her undergraduate career, she served the Psi Sigma Chapter as the Vice President of Corporate Affairs and was a member of the Event Planning Committee.

Je’nai’s previous experience includes administration, human resources, customer service, and working with the Guilford County School system.

Mahoganie Philyaw

Regions III and IV Resource Coordinator

Mahoganie initiated as a Brother in Spring of 2010 at the Eta Omicron Chapter at East Carolina University. She graduated in May 2011 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration concentration in Management Information Systems. She’s a NC girl born and raised.

She has served as regional manager of events (2019-23), chapter advisor for Psi Sigma Chapter at UNC-Greensboro (2020-24), and program manager for the Midcoastal Plains district.

Professionally, she serves Alpha Kappa Psi as a chapter educational resource coordinator, supporting Regions III and IV. When she’s not working, she enjoys spending quality time with her husband, dog, and friends and family. She’s also recently learned how to make a chunky knit blanket and has found lots of joy in that hobby!

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