Facilities Management Company (FMC) Board of Managers

Jennifer Moody is serving her first term as the Facilities Management Company (FMC) Board of Managers Chairwoman. Jennifer was initiated at Delta Epsilon Chapter (Texas Wesleyan) and graduated from Texas Tech University with B.A. in political science and the University of North Texas with a M.S. in accounting. 

Jennifer is a seasoned healthcare strategist and leads the provider network and community planning practice at ECG Management Consultants, a global partner of Siemens Healthineers. Her work focuses on developing primary care and physician workforce strategies for healthcare systems. She also co-founded, led and sold an international design and manufacturing business in the craft industry. 

Within Gamma Phi Beta, Jennifer previously served in many volunteer roles including the Sorority's director of financial analysis, regional coordinator, Delta Epsilon (Texas Wesleyan) chapter advisor, Zeta Chi (Texas Christian) affiliated house corporation (AHC) treasurer, Greater Fort Worth Alumnae Chapter president, Taking a Stand program facilitator and as a member of the Foundation's Financial Aid Sub-Committee. She’s also an 1874 Society member. 

Jennifer is an avid volunteer and is the past chair of the Board of Managers for Texas YMCA Youth and Government, a program focusing on experiential democracy for teens. She also helped found and co-led the Texas YMCA Model UN program for its first four years. The two programs together host more than 2,500 students at their top-level conferences annually. Jennifer received the highest annual volunteer award with Texas YMCA Youth and Government and the highest annual Texas Model UN volunteer award was named in her honor. Jennifer has previously served on boards for Girls on the Run DFW, Texas Girls Choir, Fort Worth YMCA and Texas Tech Alumni Association. 

Jennifer resides in Fort Worth, Texas with her husband Jim, and when she is not traveling, she enjoys spending time with their three great pyrenees, collecting cookbooks, baking and working on needlepoint projects. 

Shannon works for Down Under/Africa Endeavours, a small boutique luxury travel company, as the sales and marketing champion.  She has traveled to almost 40 countries and has 20+ years’ experience in marketing. She lives in Scottsdale, AZ, where she also is a Jazzercise instructor and certified personal trainer.   Shannon previously owned two Jazzercise fitness centers and was the 8th largest Jazzercise franchise in the world in 2008. Shannon holds a bachelor’s degree in international business and a master’s degree in business administration, marketing from Depaul University.  She has volunteered for Gamma Phi Beta for more than 20 years in various roles such as affiliated house corporation president, collegiate chapter supervisor, regional director and Nominating Committee.  

Ann (Hipskind) Campbell initiated at the Epsilon Chapter (Northwestern University) where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Economics. Upon graduation she began a career in banking, earning her Master’s of Business Administration in Finance from Loyola University Chicago.  Once she and her husband, Pete, began their family, Ann stayed home with their boys, Peter and Christopher, until she decided to pursue a career in education. She earned her teaching certification in middle school math and high school business. Since 2016 she has been able to combine her business and education backgrounds by owning a Kumon Math and Reading franchise. She lives our values of labor and learning every day at work.

Ann began volunteering with Gamma Phi Beta in 1995 on the Epsilon House Corporation Board as Treasurer. She has also held roles as Province Alumnae Director, Regional Coordinator-Finance, Sorority Director-Housing, Financial Advisor and most recently, Facilities Team Leader. 

Ann lives in suburban Chicago with her husband of 34 years. They are now empty-nesters, as their boys graduated from Bradley University in 2018 and 2020.

Jazmyn (Jaz) Leonard began her journey with Gamma Phi Beta at Zeta Rho Chapter at Texas A&M University-College Station, where she served as house manager, financial vice president and board member of the chapter’s affiliated house corporation (AHC). She earned a bachelor’s degree in bioenvironmental sciences from Texas A&M University-College Station, an MBA with a focus on corporate finance, strategy and marketing from Rice University and a master’s degree in strategic human resources with a concentration in human resources (HR) operations from the University of Denver. 

After graduating, Jaz was invited back to Zeta Rho Chapter to serve as the financial advisor and remain involved with their AHC. Her dedication to Gamma Phi Beta extends through various local volunteer officer positions, including president of North Houston Alumnae Chapter and Denver Alumnae Chapter, and in an international volunteer position as HR Specialist. Additionally, she has been a committed volunteer for over 12 years with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, returning annually despite living out of state. 

Professionally, Jaz has over 13 years of experience in human resources within the energy sector. Her expertise spans talent management, organizational development and design, talent acquisition, global mobility and more. She currently serves as an HR business partner. 

Originally from Houston, Texas, Jaz now resides in Denver, Colorado, with her husband, Terry, their two dogs, Gose and Stout, and their new kitten, Biscotti. When not working or engaged in home renovation projects, she enjoys traveling for leisure, hiking, attending concerts and discovering new pizza spots and breweries. 

Nerissa Neal Rouzer initiated at Zeta Beta Chapter at the University of Virginia, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in government. She went on to earn a Juris Doctor from Washington and Lee University School of Law.   

Professionally, Nerissa serves as associate general counsel to the University of Virginia and Assistant Attorney General to the Commonwealth of Virginia. In her current role, she overseas legal matters for the University concerning the Division of Student Affairs, including the Office of the Dean of Students, Student Health and Wellness, Housing and Residence Life, Student Organizations, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Policy and Judicial Affairs and other areas. She has an extensive background as a litigator, having previously served as trial counsel to public colleges and universities in Virginia. Nerissa is an active volunteer with the Virginia State Bar.    

Nerissa has volunteered for Gamma Phi Beta for more than 15 years. She has served as a chapter advisor, public relations advisor, affiliated house corporation board member, regional coordinator and regional director/regional team leader.    

Nerissa lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, with her husband, two sons, Great Dane and a cat. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, playing tennis, traveling and supporting college athletics.     

Melinda (Mindy) Sutton, Ph.D. is currently serving her first term as a member of the Gamma Phi Beta Facilities Management Company’s Board of Managers. She also chairs the FMC’s Governance Committee and serves on the Sorority’s 150th Celebration Steering Committee and Fundraising Committee. A member of Alpha Xi Chapter at Southern Methodist University, Mindy has a B.A. in public relations. She also received her M.S. in education with an emphasis in higher education and student affairs from Indiana University-Bloomington and her Ph.D. in educational leadership from the University of Texas at Austin.  

Professionally, Mindy is the associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students at Southern Methodist University, overseeing the wellbeing functions within the Division of Student Affairs, including campus recreation, counseling services, the health center, student conduct, and students of concern. Mindy has also held positions in student affairs at the University of Mississippi and the University of Texas at Austin. She is a member of and volunteers for several professional organizations including the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors (AFA), Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA) and National Association for Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA).  

A 25-year volunteer for Gamma Phi Beta, Mindy has served as a chapter advisor, Facilitation Team member, affiliated house corporation board member, director of the New Chapter Team and chairwoman of the Discipline Committee. She also served as a collegiate leadership consultant and Gamma Phi Beta Foundation volunteer. Prior to her current role on the FMC, Mindy served as a Vice President on Gamma Phi Beta’s International Council. 

A native Texan, Mindy is also an active member of her local community and enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, and reading.  

Brandi was initiated at Gamma Zeta Chapter at Texas A&M University-Commerce, where she discovered her love for leadership and service. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration and an MBA from Texas A&M-Commerce. She is also a licensed certified public account in Texas.  

Brandi is passionate about accounting and human resources (HR), having spent the past couple of years at the intersection of these two critical areas. She is the current lead of accounting and HR at an advertising agency in Dallas and part of the team that oversees the operations of commercial properties in downtown Dallas.   

Brandi’s commitment to Gamma Phi Beta has been unwavering ever since her Initiation. She has served in various capacities, including local advisory board roles, alumnae chapter roles, collegiate chapter supervisor for several chapters and regional team leader for East 2. Brandi is also a proud member of the 1874 Society.   

Brandi’s heart lies in volunteering where she can empower members of the community she serves. She is currently the co-chair for the Slingshot Charitable Foundation, which is committed to breaking the cycle of underachievement in historically underserved students. She also serves as the vice president for the Midlothian Youth Football League, a nonprofit that supports Texas-based football and cheer programs for over 500 participants.   

Brandi Resides in Midlothian, Texas, with her husband, Will, and their two children, Oliver and Charles.  When she’s not working or volunteering, you will find her on a football or baseball field at practice or a game.  

Passionate about Gamma Phi Beta since her days as a member of Beta Sigma Chapter (Washington State), Megan Smiley Wick has 22 years of experience as both a volunteer and staff member of Gamma Phi Beta. Megan currently serves as chief executive officer of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Foundation and Facilities Management Company and previously as director of Education and managing director of Risk and Policy.

Her Gamma Phi Beta volunteer experience began in positions such as international team leader- regional operations, regional team leader, sorority director-leadership and sorority director-human resources. Before joining Gamma Phi Beta, Megan was the multi-center director of Kaplan Test Prep for Austin and San Antonio, Texas, and director of Student Programs for the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Megan holds a B.S. from Washington State and a master’s degree in education policy, research and administration from the University of Massachusetts. Originally from Beaverton, Oregon, Megan and her husband Doug live in Greenwood Village, Colorado, with their three children Noelle, Colin and Stella, two cats and one goldfish. Go Cougs!

Kristen Slaughter is currently serving her first term as Vice President on Gamma Phi Beta’s IC. With over 25 years of volunteer experience, she has held roles such as Convention Chairwoman, international leader-new chapter operations and sorority coordinator. A member of Beta Mu Chapter at Florida State University (FSU), Kristen earned a bachelor’s degree in communication. She also holds a master’s degree in higher education and student personnel and counseling from Indiana University and a certificate in nonprofit management and leadership from Washington University in St. Louis. Active in St. Louis Alumnae Chapter, Kristen has served on the chapter’s executive board for two decades. Professionally, she is the president and chief executive officer for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri, the largest mentoring organization in the state. She volunteers as a cheer station leader for her local Girls on the Run council at 5Ks and previously coached a team. Kristen lives in St. Louis with her spouse, Blake, their 16-year-old son, Brennan, and their dog, Daisy. She enjoys watching FSU football, traveling, hiking and baking in her free time.