International Executive Council

The International Executive Council establishes the vision, develops and enforces the policies, and sets the goals for the Fraternity. The International Executive Council is the supreme governing body of the fraternity and follows the International Constitution of Pi Lambda Phi.

Joe Nascimento, C.K.

President

Joe joined Pi Lambda Phi at the University of Florida’s Florida Delta Chapter in the Fall of 2002. As an undergraduate, he served as Chapter Secretary and then Chapter President. Since graduating, Joe remained deeply involved in his chapter, serving as Alumni Association President, Chapter Advisor, and President of the Florida Delta House Corporation. Joe has been a member of the International Executive Council since 2019 and previously served as Secretary. Joe is currently serving his second term as President of the National Board of Directors.

Professionally, Joe is a founding partner of Ross Amsel Raben Nascimento, PLLC, a Miami-based criminal defense firm with a nationwide practice focusing on high-stakes federal white collar criminal matters. He is also an adjunct professor of advanced litigation skills at the University of Miami School of Law, from which he graduated cum laude in 2009.

Joe has a long history of civic and community involvement, including past service on the Legal Panel and Board of Directors of the Greater Miami ACLU and current service on the Board of Directors of the South Florida Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

Joe and his wife Danielle live in Parkland, FL with their three sons, Joey, Jack, and Charlie.

Paul Griffin, C.K.

Vice President

Paul joined Pi Lambda Phi as an Alpha Class Founding Father of the NC Epsilon Kappa chapter at NC State University in 1995. During his time as an undergraduate, Paul served as K.O.E, fundraising/philanthropy chair, and on the judicial board. Paul graduated in Spring of 2000 with a B.S. in Business Management. After graduation, Paul helped form the NC State Epsilon Kappa Alumni Association and served as Vice President for two years.

Paul lives in Atlanta, Georgia and works for Verint in Business Transformation. Paul’s interests include politics and travel.

Starting in 2006, Paul started serving the fraternity on an International level as a member of the awards committee. Shortly thereafter, Paul joined the regional conferences committee, then served as the Convention Committee Chairman for a few years. In 2010, Paul became an associate councilman.

Camillo D’Orazio

Treasurer

Camillo graduated from Drexel University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Finance and earned his MBA in Finance at Villanova University in 2006. Camillo is a member of the Drexel University Delta Iota Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi and is currently an active member of the Alumni Association holding the title of Treasurer (K.O.E.). While an active undergraduate brother, Camillo held the offices of Treasurer (K.O.E.), New Member Educator, and various other committee roles. Camillo currently resides in Philadelphia, PA with his wife and son. Camillo has been a Financial Services professional for over 25 years and is currently attending the University of Pennsylvania for a FinTech certification.

Andrew Bollinger

Secretary

Andrew joined Pi Lambda Phi in 2009 where he helped recolonize the Pennsylvania Alpha Delta chapter at Temple University and served as the first Rex (President). Andrew holds Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctorate degrees from Temple University. While in law school, Andrew served on the Chapter Advisory Board to the Pennsylvania Delta Iota chapter at Drexel University and helped guide them through the recolonization process.

Andrew is an attorney in the Chicago office of Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, LLP, a prominent national law firm. Andrew’s legal practice focuses on commercial litigation, higher education, and fraternal law. Andrew has worked on higher education and fraternal cases that have gained significant national attention, and has co-authored several articles in these areas.

Jason Bergeron, Ph.D. 

Councilman

Jason joined Pi Lambda Phi at the OH Beta Tau chapter at Baldwin-Wallace College (now Baldwin-Wallace University). Jason currently residents in Carmel, IN and serves as the Executive Director of the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors, the leading professional association for those working in or committed to the success of fraternity/sorority professionals. Previously, Jason served as a campus-based fraternity/sorority professional for approximately 15 years serving at both the University of Houston and Michigan Technological University. 
 
Jason served as a six-and-a-half-year member of the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors (AFA) Board of Directors, served as Vice President of the Center for Fraternity & Sorority Research, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification. In addition to being a three-time recipient of the fraternity’s Alumni Certificate of Merit, Jason has received the Stephen Dealph Outstanding Fraternity/Sorority Professional Award from the Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values (AFLV). 

Juan Lopez

Councilman

Juan joined the FL Delta Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi in the Fall of 2013 at the University of Florida. As an undergraduate Juan served as Recruitment Week Chair, House Manager, Marshal, and two time Rex. He graduated in 2017 with a B.S. in Sport Management with Minors in Business Administration and Entrepreneurship.

Juan has served as an Operations Intern, and Undergraduate Councilman for Pi Lambda Phi. After graduation he went back to his hometown of Tampa, Florida to join Fortune 500 Cintas Corporation under their Management program.

Orrin Webb

Councilmen

Orrin joined the MD Kappa Delta Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi in the Spring of 2012 at Salisbury University. As an undergraduate, Orrin served as the Chapter President. Orrin went on to work for the IHQ staff as an Expansion Coordinator for just under 4 years where he helped create chapters at Indiana University – Bloomington, Pace University, Rutgers University, Hofstra University, University of Pittsburgh, Drexel University, Purdue University, and Virginia Commonwealth University. During this time Orrin built lasting relationships with brothers all across the country.

Orrin is currently the founder of Enmocean, a life-coaching and membership service helping millennials and gen z become fulfilled in their relationships and careers by applying emotional intelligence. Additionally, Orrin is the Senior Business Development Manager at Bonterra, which is the second largest technology company powering social good and social impact. Orrin loves to spend time with his family, reading, and exploring the U.S. National Parks. Orrin lives in Washington D.C. with his wife Jenna and cat Nala.

Devin Basile

Councilman

Devin joined the OH Beta Tau Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi in the Fall of 2008 at Baldwin-Wallace College (now University). As a student, he held the roles of IFC Vice President of Judicial Affairs and President among many other leadership positions around campus. Upon graduating with a Bachelor degree of Science in Education, he went on to receive his Master of Arts in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and held an assistantship in Greek Life and Student Engagement. After his time at IUP, Devin then went on to work for the HQ staff as the Coordinator of Education and Development and was responsible for managing initiatives such as Pi Lambda Phi University and philanthropic programming & fundraising campaigns.

He eventually returned to Baldwin Wallace as the Assistant Director for Student Engagement, overseeing the Fraternity & Sorority Community and assisting with New Student Orientation. Devin now serves as the Senior Director of Programming at Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity overseeing a suite of nationally-recognized programs. He has continued to stay involved with the fraternity by serving as a Chapter Coach for OH Beta Tau and facilitating multiple PLP Leadership Institutes. Devin and his wife, Katie, reside just north of Indianapolis, IN with their two dogs Bear and Mackey and enjoy exploring local restaurants and hiking trails.

Alton Wright

Councilman

Alton joined the NC Omega Beta Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi in 2004 where, as an undergraduate, he served as Marshal and later IFC Vice President for Recruitment. After graduating, Alton volunteered for nearly 14 years as an Alumni Advisor and Chapter Coach for NC Omega Beta. Alton graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health, concentration in Health Policy and Administration, and later earned a Master of Public Policy from Duke University in 2014. He has spent his career evaluating and implementing ways to improve the U.S. healthcare system and currently works as a Sr. Strategic Advisor for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina. Alton lives in Raleigh, NC with his wife, Alex, and their too spoiled dog, Odin, where they try to catch as much of the Tarheels as possible and visit family across the state from the Blue Ridge Parkway to Wrightsville Beach.

Roger Orloff, Big Pi, H.B.

Associate Councilman

Roger Orloff joined New York Kappa Tau Chapter at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1957. He served as Rushing Chairman, Marshal, and Scribe. He has been Chapter Advisor to Ohio Beta Tau Chapter at Baldwin Wallace University, editor of the national periodical the Tripod, delegate to two national conventions, chapter representative to the National Executive Council and was awarded both the Council Key and the Diamond Chip Council Key with a by the International Executive Council.

Recipient of a Bachelor of Management Engineering from Rensselaer and a Master of Business Administration with Distinction from Harvard Business School, he is President of the Acquisition Search Corporation, which advises and assists owners and chief executive officers on strategic acquisitions and on the sale of entrepreneurial businesses to strategic buyers and whose TASCforce Consulting division empowers entrepreneurs to recognize and remove roadblocks to accelerating growth, increasing profitability, building shareholder value, and creating great companies.

Roger lives in Atlanta. He is Vice Chairman of the Rensselaer Lally School of Management Dean’s Advisory Council, Trustee of the Rensselaer Annual Fund Advisory Council and Chairman of its Patroon Society, and has been Vice President of the Rensselaer and Trustee of the Harvard Business School Alumni Associations. The Rensselaer Alumni Association awarded him its highest honor, the Distinguished Service Award.

David Fair

Associate Councilman

David joined Pennsylvania Lambda chapter of Pi Lambda Phi in 1973 at Lehigh University.  He has worked with the organization since 2009 presenting seminars on leadership at national conventions and participating in alumni outreach.  Most recently, he participated in the 2025 Leadership Institute and worked with students and alumni as a chapter coach.

David graduated with a B.S. in chemical engineering from Lehigh University and later obtained an M.S. in management from National Louis University.

His fifty-year career has been primarily in manufacturing with diverse assignments in operations, R&D, engineering, sales, and business management.  Recognized as a leader and team builder, David has directed all aspects of a business – operations, staff and organizational development, and finance.

David is the founder of D2 Business and Manufacturing Solutions, LLC, a consulting firm that helps businesses reach their full potential through strategic planning, management and leadership counseling.  As a principal with The Callidus Group, a certified mentor with SCORE and an Executive-in-Residence with PowerLink, David has helped guide entrepreneurs through the start-up and the early growth phases of their ventures.  He continues to teach and coach construction firms through the Associated Builders and Contractors of Western PA.

David is an active Board of Trustees member for Propel Schools and the Propel Schools Foundation.

James Rudisill

Associate Councilman

James Rudisill is an alumnus of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity’s North Carolina Epsilon Kappa Chapter at North Carolina State University, where he was active from 1998 to 2000 before enlisting in the United States Army.

James has spent much of his adult life in public service. A veteran of the conflicts in Kosovo, Iraq, and Afghanistan, he served multiple overseas deployments and held leadership roles in both enlisted and commissioned service. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Appalachian State University in 2007, graduating cum laude, James was commissioned as a cavalry officer in the U.S. Army.

Following his military service, James continued his career in federal law enforcement and national security. His professional work has focused on counterterrorism, explosives-related matters, interagency coordination, and international engagement in support of public safety and national security objectives. He has also served as a certified bomb technician and has worked with domestic and international partners on complex security issues.

James is also the named plaintiff in Rudisill v. McDonough, a veterans’ benefits case decided by the Supreme Court of the United States. The case reflects his continued commitment to ensuring that veterans receive the educational benefits they earned through service.

James is honored to join Pi Lambda Phi’s International Executive Council. He looks forward to supporting the fraternity’s mission, strengthening alumni engagement, and helping advance the values of brotherhood, leadership, and service for future generations of Pi Lambda Phi members.