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Danielle Brown (Crivello), ’20 KAΘ, is a Museum Technician in the Visitor Engagement Office at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. In her role, she works on the operations related to welcoming the general public to the beautiful Thomas Jefferson Building along with developing educational programs and training volunteers and docents. Within the museum field, she loves creating interactive, tactile, and accessible ways to for people to interact with historic spaces.

Brown graduated from The George Washington University in 2023 with a Master of Arts in Museum Studies with an Exhibitions and Visitor Experience concentration. During this time, she was able to intern with the Curator’s Office at the United States Supreme Court, working with the Government Art Loan Program, court collections, and ran different interpretive programs for visitors to the court.

Brown is a 2020 graduate of ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥, where she majored in History, with a minor in Museum Studies. While there, she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, the Skulls of Seven, the Blue Diamonds Dance Team, of which she was captain, and a Remley Intern In her free time, she loves to explore restaurants in DC and play both board and video games with her husband, Mitchel.

Caleb Marquis has built his career at the intersection of intelligence and cybersecurity. He began as an intelligence analyst at the FBI, where he focused on tracking Chinese and North Korean hackers. His work played a central role in the landmark indictment of North Korean hacker Rim Jong Hyok and informed multiple government cybersecurity advisories on nation-state hacking activity. For his contributions, he received the FBI Medal of Excellence and the Department of Justice Attorney General Award for Distinguished Service. Caleb now works as a Senior Intelligence Analyst at CrowdStrike

Caleb is a highly credentialed practitioner with SANS certifications, including GCFA, GCFE, GNFA, GCIA, GCIH, and GSEC. He holds a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University and a bachelor’s degree from ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥. Caleb recently presented North Korean hacking activity at CYBERWARCON 2025.

Phillip (Phil) Lee is the West Florida Market President for Florida Blue, the state’s leading health solutions company.

In this role, Lee is responsible for the company’s business operations in a 14-county region from Hernando south to Collier which includes greater Tampa-St. Petersburg, Sarasota-Manatee, and the Fort Myers-Naples-Southwest Florida area. He leads business strategy and a regional team that is accountable for membership growth and retention, brand enhancement, as well as civic, community, and employee engagement.

Lee has more than 20 years of health care experience. Since joining Florida Blue in 2007, he has held several key leadership roles across several functions. Prior to his promotion as Market President, Lee served as Vice President of Select Markets where he developed and implemented differentiating strategies in targeted geographies across the state of Florida, with particular focus on rural areas. Prior to that, he served as Vice President of Strategic Provider Partnerships and President of Truli for Health, and from 2018-2020, as vice president and chief of staff to the GuideWell-Florida Blue president and CEO. Lee began his extensive career at Florida Blue in sales, as a Strategic Account Executive.

He is a graduate of Leadership Florida and has been active in the community throughout his career including volunteer and leadership roles with the United Way, American Diabetes Association, and Alzheimer’s Association.

Lee holds a Bachelor of Science in biology from ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥.

Mitch Dolloff graduated from ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥ in 1988 with a B.A. in Economics and from Vanderbilt University School of Law in 1991. Mitch began working as a corporate attorney for Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP in New York, specializing in M&A and securities offerings. After completing over 30 major transactions in six years, he decided to end his law career and move into the business world.

Mitch joined Acorn Products - UnionTools in1997, a $100m lawn and garden tool manufacturer and a former legal client. He initially held corporate development and investor relations roles, then oversight of two companies he helped acquire and later assumed transitional responsibility for financial services. After a plant consolidation resulted in a production breakdown, Mitch led the restoration of operations.

Mitch joined Leggett & Platt, a $5b diversified manufacturer, in late 2000. The company has 15 business units under three operating segments, with 20k employees and 120 manufacturing facilities across 18 countries. Mitch spent two years on the M&A team, then led L&P’s $170m welded steel tubing business. While working in Nashville, Mitch also took the opportunity to earn his MBA from Vanderbilt, graduating in 2004.

From 2007 to 2011 he worked in various business development and strategic planning roles, then his L&P career accelerated. From 2011 through 2016 he became President of Asia Automotive, then President of the Automotive Group (North America, Europe and Asia), and finally President of the Specialized Products Segment (automotive, aerospace and hydraulic cylinders). In 2017 Mitch also became President of the Furniture Products Segment (work furniture, home furniture, flooring, and geo components). In 2019 he was named Chief Operating Officer and became a board member and President of the Bedding Products Segment the following year, while also overseeing most corporate functions.

Mitch was Chief Executive Officer of L&P from 2022 through 2024, driving transformational change to modernize the company, implementing meaningful company values, institutionalizing business collaboration and strategic planning, and upgrading corporate functions such as HR, IT, finance and legal. He managed a challenging recession in residential end markets, developing and implementing an extensive restructuring plan.

Mitch is currently working with a friend to help improve his family-owned business in Nashville and enjoying more free time with his wife and at his farm in southwest Missouri.