TKE Introduces New Chief Information Officer
Indianapolis, IN – This afternoon the Offices of the Grand Chapter introduced the new Chief Information Officer of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Frater Alex Baker. Frater Baker previously served as a technical consultant to TKE for 2 years, and has been the Director of Information and Technology since last November. Alex is a proud graduate from the Upsilon-Iota chapter at IUPUI in Indianapolis. He was also the founder of the Circle City Alumni Association and served as a volunteer in multiple capacities including Chapter Advisor, Board of Advisors Chairman, Province Advisor, and Grand Province Advisor from 2008 until November 2012.
As the new Chief Information Officer, Baker will oversee all information and technology that runs through the Fraternity. His team will focus on accurate and up to date data, as well as, the development of online resources to make the day to day operations of collegiate chapters and volunteers more successful.
"It is my focus to provide our members with better services through technology" said Baker. "Our goal is to have Tau Kappa Epsilon become leaders in the Greek world with technology once again. We are continuing to grow as a Fraternity and technology will be a key factor in our continual success."
Tau Kappa Epsilon CEO Shawn A. Babine said in his State of the Fraternity during Conclave in Washington D.C. that innovation will be a key focus of our Fraternity in the upcoming years. The recent addition of Frater Chris Niles as Chief Innovation Officer was a giant step for that reality. With the talents and experience of Alex Baker, there is no telling what results our Fraternity will reach when innovation and technology come together in the future.
For more information, please contact:
Kyle Erdman
Communications Specialist
317.872.6533
KErdman@tke.org
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