MEMPHIS, TN – The Pi Kappa Alpha International Fraternity elected a new board of directors during the Fraternity’s International Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. The board of directors is referred to as the Supreme Council and it consists of the current international president, immediate past international president, four alumnus vice presidents, and international legal counsel. All board members serve two-year terms between conventions. The legal counsel is appointed by the newly elected Supreme Council. These men volunteer their time to ensure our members have an exceptional undergraduate experience and lifelong commitment to serving others.
Matthew T. Greco (Chapman, Theta Psi ’03)
International President
Matthew was elected to the Supreme Council as International President at the 75th International Convention. He previously served three terms as vice president on the Supreme Council. Matthew also served as Golden West (Southern California) regional president for seven years after supporting Theta Psi Chapter as chapter advisor for five. As a collegian, Matthew served as an undergraduate International Vice President on the Supreme Council from 2004-05. As an undergraduate, he was a four-year letterman on Chapman University’s football team and served his chapter as president, new member educator, and sergeant at arms. Professionally, Matthew is a principal at Fortis Payment Systems, an embedded payments company based in Plano, Texas. He resides in Corona Del Mar, California, with his wife, Dejah, and two young sons.
Thomas J. Olsen (Illinois, Beta Eta ’02)
International Vice President
Tom was elected to the Supreme Council as an international vice president in 2022. Prior to his current role, he served as international legal counsel from 2018-22. He has also served PIKE as an international risk awareness advisor and locally as a member of Beta Eta Housing Corporation and as risk awareness advisor to the Kappa Omicron Chapter (Nevada-Las Vegas) alumni advisory board. He is a former member of the Fraternity’s professional staff, having served as a chapter consultant, director of expansion, and director of growth and marketing. Professionally, Tom is a corporate counsel for Amazon. Prior to joining Amazon, he was an officer in the Air Force Judge Advocate General’s Corps and served as the chief prosecutor for the Air Force’s Western Judicial Circuit. He received his juris doctorate from the University of Minnesota School of Law. Tom and his husband, BJ, reside in Sacramento, California.
Steven S. Heck (Kansas State, Alpha Omega ’88)
International Vice President
Steve was appointed international vice president at the 2024 International Convention. He previously served as a Foundation trustee, international legal counsel, international real estate advisor, international educational & recruitment advisor, international risk awareness advisor, international rush advisory committee member, Alpha Omega Chapter advisor, and as a member of the Fraternity’s professional staff from 1992-94. Steve is retired from the Proctor & Gamble Company after serving as Vice President of Global Tax, and he will teach international taxation as an adjunct professor at the Tulane School of Law. Steve and his wife, Jan (Chi Omega, University of Kansas), live in New Orleans.
James A. Yolch (Minnesota, Beta Chi ’93)
International Vice President
Jim is currently the division chair for practice administrative services at Mayo Clinic, which is one of the largest multi-specialty integrated group practices and is the most often ranked top hospital in the world. He has held numerous healthcare leadership roles there for the past 23 years. Prior to a career in healthcare, Jim worked for the Fraternity as a chapter consultant and director of services from 1997-99. As a volunteer, he has served as a chapter advisor, housing corporation president, alumni association president, Great Plains regional president, and six years as an international educational & recruitment advisor. Jim and his wife, Kelly, reside in Rochester, Minnesota, with their three children.
Dzenan B. Berberovic (South Dakota, Kappa Pi ’08)
International Vice President
Dzenan was appointed international vice president at the 2026 International Convention. He previously served as a Foundation trustee since 2023. He also served as Great Plains regional president (2017-23) and has been a member of the Kappa Pi Alumni Advisory Board since 2011. Dzenan serves as Chief Development Officer and Foundation President for Avera Health, where he leads enterprise-level partnerships and the Avera Foundation for one of the largest integrated health systems in the United States. Throughout his career, Dzenan has helped lead teams that have raised more than $600 million in philanthropic support. Dzenan has been recognized by the Association of Fundraising Professionals as Young Professional of the Year, and by Becker’s Hospital Review as one of its Rising Stars: Healthcare Leaders Under 40. Dzenan and his wife, Kelsey, live in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Mark A. Robertson (Southern Methodist, Beta Zeta ’82)
International Legal Counsel
Prior to being appointed as international legal counsel by the Supreme Council at the 2024 International Convention, Mark served as PIKE Foundation president, Pi Kappa Alpha Historical Society president, Lone Star regional president, North Atlantic regional president, chapter advisor to Epsilon Eta (Houston) Chapter, five-time International Convention Parliamentarian, and as a member of the Fraternity’s professional staff. He was named Chapter Advisor of the Year in 1995. Mark is a partner and attorney with Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP in New York City and has been repeatedly named to Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Global Litigators, Lawdragon’s 500 Leading Antitrust and Competition Lawyers, and the Legal 500 U.S., and repeatedly named a “Super Lawyer” as listed in The New York Times Magazine. He resides in New York with his husband Derek.
Larry W. Eby (Southeast Missouri State, Epsilon Iota ’88)
Past International President
Prior to his election as International President in 2024, Larry served three terms as an international vice president. He previously served the Fraternity as Heartland regional president for 10 years and currently serves on the Epsilon Iota Chapter alumni advisory board and housing corporation. Professionally, Larry is the Executive Vice President and COO of Socket Fiber headquartered in Sikeston, Missouri. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Southeast Missouri State University, where he later received the Young Alumni Merit Award. He has served on numerous community and association boards while being recognized as a leader in the Cable and Telecommunications industry. Larry resides in Sikeston, Missouri, with his wife, Anita, and they have two daughters, Lauren (Austin Hay) and Maggie.
