Audience: General Fraternity Officers

Join Beta brothers for a conversation with Dr. Kirk Little, East Carolina ’82, as he discusses his experiences and lessons learned during his service in the U.S. Armed Forces and his time volunteering with Beta Theta Pi.

Open to all members of Beta Theta Pi. Hosted by the Beta Veterans Affinity Group. For questions contact alumni@beta.org.

Registration required. Reserve your spot now!

About Dr. Kirk Little, East Carolina ’82: Dr. Little is the Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer for Apogee Solutions, Inc. Since joining the company in 2004, Dr. Little has overseen all corporate activities to ensure schedule, cost, and performance goals are met. As COO, Dr. Little provides broad guidance and oversight to corporate staff to fulfill organizational goals while following up on individual directors and staff to ensure strategic objectives are met. He has the overall responsibility for managing all aspects of Apogee Solutions, coordinating efforts among various managers and directors.

Dr. Little previously worked for General Dynamics. While working for General Dynamics, Dr. Little provided critical strategic and technical advice in the development, execution, and analysis of experiments designed to recommend and integrate evolutionary changes to the Armed Forces’ doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership, personnel, and facilities (DOTMLPF).

Prior to his work in the commercial sector, Dr. Little completed a career as an Air Force Space Operations Officer, including assignments at the detachment, squadron, group, wing, major command, and unified command levels. Operationally, he amassed over 4,200 satellite contacts on a variety of surveillance, navigation, communications, and early warning satellites. His final assignment was as the Senior Space Systems Officer for United States Atlantic Command. He was also the Operational Manager for a navigation warfare (NAVWAR) advanced concept technology demonstration (ACTD) program focused on ensuring U.S. and allied access to signals from the Global Positioning System while denying adversary use of the same satellite signals.

Dr. Little earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration in 1982 from East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. In 1988, he received with honors a Master of Science degree in human resource management and development from Chapman College in Orange, California. In 1995 he also received a Master of Arts degree in national security and strategic studies from the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Attending Temple University’s Fox School of Business, he graduated with a Doctorate in Business Administration in 2019. A 1984 graduate of the Air Force’s Squadron Officer School, he is a 1995 graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College. In 2002, Dr. Little earned designation as a Project Management Professional (PMP) signifying his dedication to that management discipline.

Dr. Little’s involvment within Beta Theta Pi is extensive. He has served the General Fraternity as a member of the Board of Trustees, District Chief, Assistant District Chief and Convention Vice President. Additionally he has been active as an advisor for the East Carolina chapter, including having served as chapter counselor. He is currently a member of Beta Theta Pi’s Advisory Council.

Beta Theta Pi Diogenes Club Holiday Luncheon
with guest speaker Tony Almaguer | UC’s 1819 Innovation Hub

Wednesday, December 10th
Social: 11:30 a.m. / Lunch & Program: 12:15 p.m.

Trio Bistro (located near Kenwood Mall)
7565 Kenwood Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236

$48.00 per Beta alumnus
Includes salad, choice lunch entrees, dessert and non-alcoholic beverages. Cash bar available.

Three registration options are available:

• Register online using Eventbrite

• Venmo | @Monte-Chesko (please include attendee names)

• Mail check payable to “Diogenes Club” to Monte Chesko, 9694 Farmstead Drive, Loveland, OH 45140

Donations to the Diogenes Club are welcome to help defray the costs of this and other Diogenes alumni/chapter sponsored functions. Questions? Call/text Monte Chesko, Cincinnati ’77 at (513) 886-3781 or mmcjr6@gmail.com.