As President of Beta Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., Geraldine McHugh-Williams leads with dedication and vision, shaping chapter programs and mentoring members to ensure the organization's values of sisterhood, scholarship, and service thrive. She has been a cornerstone of the chapter's leadership, providing guidance and continuity across its many initiatives. Professionally, Dr. McHugh-Williams has dedicated her career to education and advocacy. With a Doctorate in Educational Leadership, she has served as a school social worker and spent over two decades as a special education teacher. Her work emphasizes mental health, housing stability, food security, and breast cancer awareness, reflecting her deep commitment to community well-being. Outside her professional and sorority roles, Geraldine enjoys reading, farming, crafting, walking, crochet, and scrapbooking. Active in her church, she serves as a vestry member, youth leader, usher, and Sunday School teacher, continuing her lifelong devotion to faith and service.

Bonita Brandon has been a member of Beta Chapter for over 20 years, serving as Secretary, Treasurer, Dean of Intake, and now First Vice President. In this role, she supports the Chapter President, facilitates meetings, and fosters growth and innovation while strengthening the chapter's legacy. Academically, she earned a Bachelor's degree in Human Services from Springfield College and a Master of Education from Cambridge College in Massachusetts. Professionally, Bonita is a Supervising Addiction Counselor with the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, with over 30 years of experience in human services and behavioral health. Beyond work and sorority life, Bonita serves as an usher in her church and participates in her agency's Quality of Work Life committee, demonstrating her ongoing dedication to service, wellness, and community advocacy.

Andrea M. Grant, Second Vice President of Beta Chapter, leads initiatives to strengthen the chapter's presence and impact in the Greater Hartford area. Through collaboration with sister chapters and community groups, she ensures the chapter remains a dynamic force for service and sisterhood. A licensed clinical social worker with the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, Andrea brings over a decade of experience in public service and private counseling, having run her own part-time counseling practice since 2012. Outside of her professional and sorority roles, Andrea enjoys singing and is pursuing music literacy, blending personal growth with her passion for community engagement.