Professional Staff

Ian is a 2008 graduate from Baldwin Wallace University with a degree in History and Adolescent Education and a 2018 graduate from Lehigh University with a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership. Ian first joined Pilam in 2005 when he and some of his friends sought to restart the Baldwin Wallace Chapter. He enjoyed the process of building a chapter and was in charge of recruitment before becoming President. The Chapter was recognized with many accolades during his time including winning “Chapter of the Year” three consecutive years. As a senior, he was chosen as the recipient of the Rafer Johnson Achievement Award – the National Fraternity’s highest award for an undergraduate member.

Ian has been on staff since 2008 and has worked in every area of Fraternity operations. Ian continues to serve Pilam because he deeply believes the Pilam experience is one that can be transformational and life changing for students – and he wants to help ensure as many students get that experience as possible. He’s been entrusted with helping our Fraternity achieve its Strategic Plan and meet its goals each year. Outside of Pilam, Ian has been a member of the United States Air Force Reserves since 2004 and currently serves as a Captain.

Calvin Carie is a 2008 graduate from Vincennes University and a 2011 graduate of Purdue University.  With a degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management, he has held roles with Disney, Marriott, NCAA, and Copper Moon Coffee.  He has served as an advisor for the IN Epsilon Gamma chapter at Vincennes University and the IN Alpha Theta chapter at Indiana University, along with serving as a volunteer staff member overseeing convention operations for the past six years.

Brian joined the HQ staff in June of 2020. Brian attended Eastern Washington University for a degree in political science with a pre-law focus. While at EWU, Brian served two years on the Interfraternity Council as the Vice-President for Interfraternal Relations and the IFC President, two years within the EWU student government as both Director of Elections and Chief Justice, as well as a year as the Vice President for Communications within the WA Epsilon Alpha chapter of Pi Lambda Phi. His passion for the fraternity’s values inspire Brian to want to help grow and expand the mission of Pi Lambda Phi through work with the fraternity headquarters.

Mason joined HQ staff in December of 2023. He attended Southwestern Community College for an Associates Degree in Fine & Visual Arts and then transferred to Western Carolina University for a degree in Communications with a concentration in Broadcasting. He was initiated into Pi Lambda Phi in the Fall of 2021 as a Junior. While at WCU Mason served as Prolocutor & Rex. He saw the amazing things Pilam could do for people on his campus and wanted to spread that opportunity to as many campuses as possible. He is excited for future expansions and is ready to bring that “Western Carolina Flavor” to the HQ staff. 

Jesus Cayado is a 2023 graduate from Florida State University with a degree in criminology and psychology. Jesus first joined Pilam in 2021 when he arrived at FSU because of its profound sense of brotherhood and dedication to personal development. During his time at Florida State University, Jesus served as a Rush Mentor for the Interfraternity Council as well as Chapter President for the FL Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi. His immense love and pride for Pilam have driven him to the national level as he would love to continue to grow the Fraternity and spread Pilam brotherhood across the country.

Kris is a third-generation and double alumnus of Baldwin Wallace University (2005, 2015), where he was a member of the Ohio Beta Tau chapter. In Ohio Beta Tau he was a refounding father of the chapter, Archon, Chapter Coach, and Vice President of OBT’s Alumni Association. Kris served as a Councilman on the International Executive Council between 2019 and 2022. He began working for the HQ staff as Director of Alumni Relations in September 2022. He then joined our Educational Foundation in September of 2024. Prior to working for the Fraternity and the Foundation, he spent six years working in alumni relations at a university in Ohio. His continued engagement with Pilam stems from the support he received from alumni during OH Beta Tau’s refounding, and, just as those alumni did, living out our motto of “Not Four Years, But a Lifetime.”

In his personal life, Kris is always trying to learn something new, currently exploring longboarding and learning American Sign Language with his kids. Kris shares his passion for travel and of course his love of the Cincinnati Bengals with his wife Mallory, and children Lincoln and Juliet.