Ten Under 10
Celebrating the Next Generation of Leaders
Do you know a Pi Kapp who’s doing big things? Maybe its a brother changing lives through service, making waves in his career or just being an all-around standout brother. Or maybe…it’s you.
The Ten Under 10 Award recognizes alumni who graduated within the last 10 years and are making a powerful impact in their careers, communities and the world. They’re living the values of Pi Kappa Phi in everything they do, and we think that deserves a spotlight.
Whether they’re leading in their industries, giving back through service or inspiring others through personal achievement, Ten Under 10 Award recipients represent the very best of Pi Kappa Phi’s young alumni.
2025 Recipients
Andrew Breasure graduated from NC State in 2022. He joined Truist as part of the Wealth Analyst Cohort, an early talent program designed to identify and develop future top wealth advisors. After completing this program, Breasure advanced into Truist’s exclusive Sports and Entertainment Group as an associate advisor on the Charlotte team. In this role, he supports NIL and early-career professional athletes in planning for financial success.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Breasure sits on various boards, volunteers at numerous charity events, serves as treasurer of the Tau Alumni Corporation and is a national volunteer for Pi Kappa Phi. Additional accomplishments include:
- The only member of Truist’s Wealth Analyst Cohort to be hired from NC State.
- Alumni board member of the Epiphany School of Global Studies.
- Regular volunteer with the Martin Truex Jr. Foundation and Brad Keselowski’s Checkered Flag Foundation.
- Recipient of the North American Interfraternity Conference Undergraduate of Distinction award and Pi Kappa Phi’s Dr. Phillip M. Summers Student of the Year Award.
- Founded the Tau Alumni Corporation, signing the re-chartered chapter’s first lease for an on-campus property.
After graduating from Auburn University in 2015, Dr. Patrick Campbell was accepted into the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences School of Medicine, where he trained as a military physician. His military career began with a residency in family medicine at Fort Benning, Georgia, followed by a selection to serve as battalion surgeon in the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. In this role, he provides critical medical care and operational support to the United States military’s highly trained special operations forces.
Beyond the battlefield, Dr. Campbell serves as a mentor to other military physicians, remains actively involved as an alumnus of the Alpha Iota Chapter and helped plan the 10-year reunion of his Auburn graduating class. Additional accomplishments include:
- Completion of the United States Army’s Airborne School, Fort Benning and the Army Flight Surgeon Course.
- Recipient of the Outstanding Aeromedical Achievement Award for his exceptional performance and contributions to aviation medicine.
- Recently promoted to the rank of major, reflecting his outstanding performance and leadership in the United States Army Medical Corps.
- Participation in numerous humanitarian medical missions and military outreach efforts, including delivering care to underserved communities and supporting disaster response operations.
Parker Glaessner graduated from the University of San Diego in 2014. He joined Pi Kappa Phi’s National Headquarters staff as a leadership consultant, helping to re-charter and provide support to numerous chapters on the West Coast. Glaessner continued his support of West Coast chapters as a chapter relationship manager before leaving Pi Kappa Phi staff to pursue a Master of Business Administration at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business. Glaessner now works as a senior associate in JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Chase Associate Program.
Additionally, Glaessner has participated in numerous volunteer events, ranging from packing lunches for the homeless to community park clean-ups. Through JPMorgan Chase & Co., he is actively involved in company volunteer days focused on providing food assistance to children and the economically disadvantaged. Additional accomplishments include:
- Contributed to Pi Kappa Phi’s expansion efforts to re-charter the Tau (NC State) and Zeta Beta (California-San Diego) Chapters during his time as a leadership consultant.
- Received a certification in non-market strategy through Georgetown University.
- Recipient of the Dean’s Citation Award for service to Georgetown’s business school.
- Supported a global business consulting project to expand agricultural insurance products to cocoa farmers in Ghana.
James Inabinet graduated from Wofford College in 2016. He began his career in corporate treasury, earning a Certified Treasury Professional certification and advancing quickly through the analyst ranks. He joined his current company, AvidXchange, in 2021, ahead of its IPO, to build and strengthen its treasury function. As the senior manager of corporate treasury, Inabinet is currently helping to lead the AvidXchange treasury team through the company’s take-private private equity deal.
Separate from Inabinet’s professional role, he volunteers as the investment advisor for the AvidXchange Foundation, which serves the Charlotte, North Carolina, community through grants to local organizations. Additionally, he is actively involved as a Wofford and Pi Kappa Phi alumnus, volunteering for both his alma mater and the Fraternity in many ways. Additional accomplishments include:
- Received the AvidXcellence award in 2023 for being among the top five percent of employees in annual performance, the AvidXchange Team Award and the Regional Management Above & Beyond Award.
- Helped to establish the AvidXchange Foundation endowment fund.
- Served on Wofford’s young alumni committee and co-chaired the class of 2016 five-year reunion committee.
- Former chapter advisor for the Zeta Chapter.
- Fully funded a $50,000 endowed scholarship at Wofford College that helps one student annually cover living expenses for out-of-state internships. The scholarship gives priority to members of Pi Kappa Phi.
David Joyner graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2016. He earned a law degree from Campbell University School of Law in 2020. Joyner began his legal career in public service as an assistant district attorney in southeastern North Carolina. He has now served in that role across five counties. In 2023, he was elected to the Wilmington City Council.
Joyner is deeply committed to public service and civic leadership, using his legal expertise and elected role to help shape policy and strengthen his community. His work reflects a continued dedication to serving the people of North Carolina through both the justice system and local government. Additional accomplishments include:
- Experience leading prosecutions of violent crimes, child abuse, elder exploitation and financial crimes.
- Founding prosecutor of the Veterans Treatment Court in New Hanover County, North Carolina.
- Authored and implemented the first fossil-fuel divestment policy for a local government in North Carolina.
- Served as chaplain while an undergraduate member.
After graduating in 2017, Dana Keller remained at Florida State, obtaining a juris doctorate with honors from Florida State University College of Law. He continued his education at Georgetown Law, graduating in 2022 with a Master of Laws degree, concentrating in taxation. Keller began his career as an associate at Trenam Law. He now practices at Quarles & Brady LLP, focusing on complex estate and tax planning, business succession and fiduciary advisory work. Keller quickly became a trusted advisor to families, business owners and institutional clients.
Keller leverages his legal expertise to serve the community by providing pro bono legal services. Additionally, he remains actively involved with Pi Kappa Phi, recently joining the Beta Eta Alumni Chapter board. Additional accomplishments include:
- Received Student Government Association Integrity Award as a juris doctor student, in recognition of his character, ethical leadership and service to Florida State University’s campus community.
- Dedicated numerous hours to providing pro-bono legal services, helping families establish guardianship for adult children and dependents with mental and physical disabilities.
- Received the Georgetown Law CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Estate & Gift Taxation for mastery of highly complex tax topics.
- Recognized by the Florida State Interfraternity Council as Role Model of the Year (2016) and Chapter President of the Year (2017) as an undergraduate.
Dan Ritter completed his undergraduate degree at Truman State University and earned his law degree from Washington University School of Law in 2016. Ritter’s legal career began at a large Chicago law firm. He later clerked for Chief Judge Nancy J. Rosenstengel at the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois, followed by an appellate clerkship for Circuit Judge Ralph R. Erickson at the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Currently, Ritter is an attorney at Gray, Ritter & Graham, focusing on high-stakes business litigation and complex commercial cases.
His contributions extend beyond law practice, including leadership roles in the industry. As a Truman State and Pi Kappa Phi alumnus, Ritter mentors students, engages with the Delta Delta Chapter and volunteers with Truman State. Additional accomplishments include:
- Adjunct professorship at Washington University.
- Incoming chair of the Younger Lawyers Division and incoming ex officio member of the Board of Directors for the Federal Bar Association.
- Co-chair of the Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition.
- Prior pro bono attorney with MICA Project.
- Received the Illinois State Bar Association’s Lincoln Award and American Bar Association Mendes Hershman Award.
- Volunteers as a Truman Champion, connecting Truman State alumni at the Truman Growing Connections event.
After graduating from the University of Mississippi in 2015, Jeremy Roy began his career as a reliability engineer at ExxonMobil. He quickly advanced, excelling in roles within operations, maintenance and safety. Currently, Roy is the business manager of the Beaumont Lubricants Plant, the largest globally, overseeing 50 percent of the world’s Mobil 1 engine oil, nearly 70 percent of ExxonMobil’s synthetic lubricants and all of ExxonMobil’s aviation grease.
Roy has a passion for emergency response and serving others. He is a member of the ExxonMobil Fire and Rescue Brigade and a volunteer firefighter in Port Neches, Texas. Roy volunteers and fundraises for various organizations in his community and remains engaged as an alumnus of the University of Mississippi and the Alpha Lambda Chapter. Additional accomplishments include:
- Secured increased funding for the volunteer fire department from the Port Neches City Council while serving as treasurer of the Port Neches Volunteer Fire Department.
- Obtained grant funding from the Texas State Firefighters and Fire Marshals Association to acquire life-saving personal protective equipment for the Port Neches Volunteer Fire Department.
- Became the first Pi Alpha from the Alpha Lambda Chapter in 2015; recently mentored Cameron Geranios, the second Pi Alpha in chapter history.
Amir Seif graduated from Georgia State University in 2018. He joined Equifax and established himself as a project and product management professional. Seif continued his career advancement at Amitech Solutions, where he partnered with hospitals and health systems nationwide to implement robotic process automation and AI-driven solutions. He is currently a principal process improvement consultant with Kimberly-Clark, leading the company’s enterprise process improvement and vendor management strategy. Seif is also the owner of Atlas Product Group, which offers ATM solutions for the southeastern United States.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Seif mentors young professionals, serves as the vice archon alumni advisor for the Beta Kappa Chapter and volunteers as a facilitator at Pi Kappa Phi national events. Additional accomplishments include:
- Represented Amitech Solutions at national conferences like UiPath FORWARD, positioning the firm as a leading voice in healthcare automation.
- Provides informal coaching to first-time business owners within small business communities, focusing on scalability, compliance and efficiency.
- Achieved Equifax’s distinguished performance ranking, awarded to the top one percent of employees, three years in a row.
- Served as archon and Interfraternity Council vice president of recruitment while an undergraduate member.
After graduating from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2015, Evan York began his career as a process performance engineer at BEDGEAR. He quickly climbed the ranks, becoming an engineering manager, then director of manufacturing and operations. Currently, York is the vice president of operations. In conjunction with his corporate work, York spent nearly two decades in the motorsports industry, first as an athlete and then as a performance driving coach.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, York is a dedicated volunteer. He participates in BEDGEAR’s Impact Day, contributing to local service projects. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he helped lead a BEDGEAR initiative to donate KN95 masks and performance pillows to frontline healthcare workers. York is also a long-time supporter of Put on the B.R.A.K.E.S., a nonprofit dedicated to teaching safe and responsible driving to teenagers. Additional accomplishments include:
- Named inventor on a United States patent for a proprietary pillow fill machine that increased manufacturing efficiency at BEDGEAR.
- Accomplished endurance athlete and competitive gravel cyclist, securing multiple podium finishes at regional and international levels.
- Co-founder of SHIP’D, an innovative venture that repurposes unused shipping containers into sustainable tiny homes.
- Served as archon of the Delta Lambda Chapter at the time of its re-chartering in 2015.
