About The Board

The Kappa Delta Rho Foundation has a modest endowment, which has grown significantly in recent years. Today, endowed funds under management are approximately $2,500,000. The Foundation has a variety of endowed scholarships, as well as program and operating endowments.

The investment committee, comprised of trustees and investment professionals, manages the Kappa Delta Rho Foundation endowment.

Investment Policy

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Investment Committee

J. Hall Jones, Jr., Lambda Beta 1991
Vice President of Investments
Brother Jones is assistant portfolio manager and equity analyst at AEW Capital Management. He served on the Board of Directors of the national fraternity from 1992 to 2002. He was instrumental in founding the Lambda Beta Alumni Corporation and has served as an alumnus advisor to the Phi Beta Chapter. He resides in Boston, Massachusetts with his wife Alicia and their newborn daughter Caty.

Andrew F. Barth, Nu Alpha 1983
Trustee
Brother Barth was a founder of our Nu Alpha Chapter, serving as Quaestor and Consul. Andy is President of Capital Guardian Trust Company. He resides in San Marino, California, with his wife Avery, and their four children.

Gregg Steamer, Delta ‘74
Trustee
Brother Steamer graduated from Colgate University. He works for Northern Trust Corporation as a Senior Portfolio Manager. Brother Steamer serves as a member of the investment committee. He resides in the Chicago area with his two teenage Children.

Gregg Klein, Omicron Alpha, ‘96
Trustee
Brother Klein graduated from Rutgers University where he was Consul of the Omicron Alpha Chapter. He works for BNP Parabais as an analyst following the gaming and private prison industries. Brother Klein serves as a member of the Foundation Investment Committee. He resides in the New York area.

Robert D. Corrie, Beta 1953
Treasurer
Brother Corrie graduated from Cornell University in 1953, where he was member of the Beta Chapter. Bob is a retired Deputy Comptroller for National Westminister Bank and recently retired from consulting in financial risk management. Brother Corrie is retired and lives in Williamsburg, Virginia with his wife Ann, where he serves as an advisor to the Phi Beta Chapter at the College of William and Mary as well as supporting the new Beta Gamma Chapter at Christopher Newport University.

G. David Sapp, Nu ‘69
Committee Member
Brother Sapp is Senior Vice President, investments, and a director of American United Life Insurance Company, the flagship company of OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc. He has 37 years of experience in investments, including fixed income, real estate, and equities. He has been AUL’s chief investment officer for the past 14 years. AUL’s 25-member investment staff manages $10 Billion of assets for all of the One America affiliates and the OneAmerica Series of Mutual Funds.