Ed Finger '97 is a remarkable individual who has always been passionate about learning and community involvement. His academic journey began at the University of Arizona, where he majored in Geography and minored in Communications and graduated in 2000. Currently residing in Houston, Texas, Ed successfully balances his professional responsibilities with his personal pursuits.
Ed's leadership skills shone brightly in the Kappa Sigma chapter, where he served as the Grand Master of Ceremonies, Pledge Educator, and Peer Tutor. His dedication and commitment to Kappa Sigma were not only acknowledged but also celebrated, earning him accolades such as the Outstanding Graduating Senior Award and Ritual Proficiency at the Grand Master Level.
After completing his education, Ed pursued a career in teaching, working as a teacher and department head at The Briarwood School. However, his love for leadership and entrepreneurship led him to join the Finger Companies, a family business, where he currently holds the position of Executive Vice President and Corporate Director. In this role, Ed plays a crucial part in shaping the company's strategic direction and ensuring its continued success in the real estate sector.
Apart from his professional life, Ed is also actively involved in giving back to the community. He serves as a Board Member and Vice President for the Marvy Finger Family Foundation, where he contributes to initiatives aimed at making a positive impact on society. He also supports charitable organizations like KNOWAutism, the Elton John AIDS Foundation, Legacy Health, and The Montrose Center, showcasing his unwavering commitment to education, social welfare, and healthcare causes.
As I reflect on the question "What do Kappa Sigma and Gamma-Rho mean to me?", my heart fills with pride and gratitude. Kappa Sigma has been more than just an organization to me; it was my home away from home, a place to cultivate lifelong friendships and a platform to develop leadership skills. Whenever I think of the memories I have made with my brothers, I am reminded of our inseparable bond. Being a part of Kappa Sigma has allowed me to grow as an individual and contribute positively to my community. I am forever grateful for the opportunities, experiences, leadership skills, and relationships I have formed. I look forward to continuing to give back to them in any way I can.”