But if they're meeting you for the first time through this podcast, I'm sure they'd love to know more about the significant professional career that you've enjoyed prior to becoming our executive director.

Absolutely.

So as soon as I was done with the undergraduate life, I was fortunate enough that my parents helped me through college.

But when I graduated in that December, my dad made it very clear that you are cut off.

The bankroll of Todorov is done, and so you need to go find a J-O-B.

And I remember it clear as day, and I was fortunate enough on February 7th, in fact, 2006, my birthday, I landed my first job, and I landed that job through Sigma Pi.

So one of my fraternity brothers, Eric Jolliffe, his older brother was a member or an employee at C.H. Robinson, one of the world's largest global logistics firm with over $20 billion in gross revenue.

What could the alumni do to help you in your new role?