Marc Mores, CIC, CRM, CAE, is Executive Vice President of James R. Favor & Company LLC, an exclusive provider of Lloyd’s of London insurance products for fraternities and sororities. Prior to joining Favor & Company, Marc held several key staff positions with the national offices of Phi Delta Theta where he was instrumental in developing the organization’s “Don’t Tarnish the Badge” anti-hazing campaign. He’s a frequent speaker at fraternity leadership events and on college campuses, addressing hazing, alcohol and risk management.

Scott Bova, CFRE, is President of Triangle Education Foundation where he is responsible for the Foundation’s daily operations and revenue generation. Scott is the former Director of Alumni Affairs and Development and former Chief Operating Officer of Phi Kappa Theta National Foundation.

Bonnie Wunsch is executive director of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority, a position she has held for 30 years. She also serves as the development director of the Alpha Epsilon Phi Foundation. In both roles, she is responsible for daily operations and policy implementation. She is the organization’s chief risk manager. She has previously served as president of the Fraternity Executives Association, Executive Directors Association and FIPG, Inc. She is currently on the boards of the Fraternity and Sorority Political Action Committee and Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors Foundation.

Travis T. Apgar is Assistant Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, in Troy, NY. He holds advanced degrees in psychology and education administration and has received national recognition as an outstanding student affairs professional. Educator, writer, and consultant, Travis has been a featured speaker on hundreds of college campuses, and at conferences across the country, working with thousands of students, faculty, administrators, and coaches with the goal of putting a stop to hazing. Considered an authority on hazing prevention, he has contributed to the National Hazing Prevention Week Resource Guide and assisted with the development of the NCAA Hazing Prevention Handbook. He has appeared in Haze, a documentary released by the Gordie Foundation, on PBS NewsHour and on HuffPost Live.

Brad Beacham is Executive Director and CEO of Sigma Nu Fraternity, where he is responsible for leading implementation of the Fraternity’s strategic plan. Brad brings more than 26 years of fraternity management experience and leadership in the interfraternal field. He is past president of the Fraternity Executives Association, and past president of FIPG, among other appointments.

Sean Callan, JD, is a Founding Partner of Fraternal Law Partners, which advises national fraternities, sororities, foundations and house corporations on a range of business issues. He also offers Greek organization risk management, anti-hazing and incident management services. He is a national speaker on issues confronting the Greek industry. Sean is a member of the Dartmouth College Alpha Chi Alpha Fraternity.

Adam Cantley serves as the Dean of Students and Assistant Vice President for Student Advocacy and Support at the University of Delaware. He also serves as the chair of the Behavior Intervention Team and is a Deputy Title IX Coordinator. In 2020 he was awarded the Outstanding Service Award from the Division of Student Life at the University of Delaware. He received his B.A. and M.A. from West Virginia University in 2003 and an M.S. from Oklahoma State University in 2008. Cantley is a current doctoral student at the University of Delaware in Educational Leadership.

Rasheed Ali Cromwell is founder and president of The Harbor Institute, an educational consulting firm based in Washington, D.C. He has presented keynotes and training sessions at over 300 colleges/universities in 45 states. He utilizes a unique multidisciplinary approach from his diverse experiences as a former federal law clerk, a practicing attorney, an educational consultant, and speaker/trainer to address his areas of expertise including hazing prevention and intervention, cultural competency, leadership development and recruitment and retention regarding culturally based fraternal organizations (CBFOs).

Elliot Hopkins is the National Federation of State High School Association's director of sports, sanctioning and educational services. His responsibilities include, but are not limited to, being the staff liaison to the NFHS Citizenship and Equity Committee. In addition, he is the NFHS Baseball and Field Hockey Rules Editor; he also supervises the NFHS Resource Center, which includes the National High School Activities Month effort, numerous national surveys and NFHS Sanctioning Program. Currently, he is the director of the NFHS Student Leadership Conference and speaks nationally to students exclusively about hazing prevention and sportsmanship. Elliot is a contributor to NFHS Creating a Safe and Respectful Environment Course (www.nfhslearn.com). Elliot has been an instructor for the Indiana Department of Education School Safety Academy and the Kentucky Center of School Safety, a division of the Kentucky School Boards Association. He has served on the USA Baseball executive committee representing the NFHS and is a long-standing committee member of USA Baseball Sports Medicine Advisory Committee.

Mary Ellen Gillespie was named the Deputy Director of the Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Association (WBCA) in January 2020. She came to the WBCA from the University of Hartford where she served as Director of Athletics. As Deputy Director, Gillespie oversees the day-to-day operations of the association for over 4,000 coaches of girls’ and women’s basketball at all levels.

Karen Katz is the Chief Executive Officer of Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity. Since 2005, she has been responsible for rebuilding the foundation and brand for the organization, developing leadership education for premedical and medical students, and creating operational models for all constituencies. Katz works with the International Board in the formation of the Fraternity’s strategic direction, policies, and procedures to achieve its goals.

Linda Knight is the Executive Director of Health & Wellness and Director of Campus Recreation at the College of William and Mary. Linda co-chairs the Hazing Prevention Coalition at William and Mary, which is a recipient of HPO’s Zeta Tau Alpha Award for Campus Innovation in Hazing Prevention and Education.

Dr. Colleen McGlone is the Founding Dean of the Conway Medical Center College of Health and Human Performance and Professor of Recreation and Sport Management at Coastal Carolina University. She serves as the chief academic administrator for the college, its personnel, programs and administration. Prior to being Dean, she was the Department Chair of Recreation and Sport Management, Chair of the Army ROTC program and Director of the Sport Management graduate program.

Kathleen is the mother of Collin Wiant who tragically died from hazing while pledging a fraternity at Ohio University in the fall of 2018. Kathleen has become a fierce anti-hazing advocate, regularly speaking at universities nationwide to educate students on the dangers of hazing. Kathleen has appeared on Dr. Phil, Inside Edition, and ABC News, and released a TED Talk entitled The Dangers of Hazing & Bullying. She worked closely with legislators to create and pass Collin’s Law: Ohio’s Anti-Hazing Law and currently advocates on Capitol Hill for the Stop Campus Hazing Act, recently proposed federal anti-hazing legislation. The Wiant family also launched an Emmy® Award-Winning documentary entitled 45 Mill Street: The Collin Wiant Story. They keep Collin’s spirit alive through the Collin Wiant Foundation with the mission of bringing more kindness and courage to the world.