Business Ethics Ambassadors
Leaders who advocate for keeping business honest
Today, the push and pull of a business’s bottom line and a business’s values are a delicate dance. Ethics is the substance that defines a business’s longevity, balancing profit and consumer desire with long-term values that keep a business sustainable.
Warrington’s Business Ethics Ambassadors help you develop your internal compass to navigate the ambiguity that often emerges between business needs and a code of ethics.
Consider the ethical dilemma that emerges in retail between one-time use apparel and clothing with a longer life cycle. The principled leader considers ethical production, a fair wage, use of eco-friendly materials, the reduction of waste, and transparency in the sourcing of raw materials. At the foundation of all of this decision making are ethical principles.
Having an internal compass can help you navigate the ambiguity that often emerges between business needs and a code of ethics.
This student organization aims to instill that compass by bridging in-class experience with immersive learning. Develop a unique skill set that considers a nicomachean ethics in business – an IQ and EQ that position you for success.
Real-world exercises in true-to-life morality
An intro to the business ethics case competition
During Warrington Welcome business ambassadors provide first years and transfers with a kind of “Ethics 101,” then you are given a case. Students form teams and compete against one another. Winners are chosen and invited to final rounds judged by area business leaders.
Join the business ethics case competition team
On this team you’ll work to proactively practice strategic, value-based decision making that stands to ethically benefit an organization’s internal and external stakeholders. Practice these skills during national competitions.
Distinguished alumni speaker series
Business ethics ambassadors bring distinguished alumni to campus to share their experiences – both challenges and opportunities – associated with ethical behavior in business. Ambassadors are also given the opportunity to interact with these alums in an intimate setting.
Rotary Club ethics in business award deliberation
Ambassadors work in small teams to interview Rotary Club and Gainesville Chamber of Commerce award nominees. They collaborate with other ambassadors to develop recommendations for award recipients. Select ambassador leaders are often invited to attend the award lunch.
Become an ambassador
Business Ethics Ambassadors are selected through a competitive process every year.
Leadership team
Aubrey Harris
President
May 2026, BSBA Information Systems
Minor in Economics
Certificate in Data Analytics and AI
Dylan Merrick
Director of Leadership
May 2027, Business Administration
Specialization: Sports Management
Danielle Reid
VP of Marketing and Public Relations
May 2026, Honors Marketing
Masters in Marketing
Taylor Aks
VP of Professional Development
May 2026, Business Management, Pre-Law
Dhruvi Patel
VP of External Operations
May 2026, Statistics, Minor: Actuarial Science
Masters in Management
Mackenzie Nichols
VP of Internal Operations
May 2027, Accounting
Bianca Barroso
Director of Merchandise
May 2026, Economics, Minor in Sociology
Pre Law
Kayla Sneiderman
Director of Rotary Operations
May 2027, Finance
Mary Meyers
Director of WWECC Operations
May 2028, Marketing
Meet the ambassadors
Micah Bayle
May 2026, Information Systems
Master’s in International Business
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Estefania Cerna
May 2028, Business Administration and Political Science, Pre-Law
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Jack Gilvary
May 2028
Honors Business Administration
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Sriya Kollipa
December 2025
Data Science
Master’s in Finance
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Leo Meng
May 2027
Information Systems
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Griffin Olecki
May 2026
Management
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Audrey Pett
May 2027
Finance
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Julia Salerno
May 2026
Accounting
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Jaïm Steele
May 2026
Economics and Sustainability Studies
Certificate: Ethics in Society
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Emma Williams
May 2028
Honors Information Systems
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Iona Brooks
May 2026, Economics and International Studies, Pre-Law
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Zach Ducore
May 2028, Honors Business Administration
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Evan Gregory
May 2026
Business Administration
Specialization: Computer and Information Sciences
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Kameron Lubben
May 2026
Economics
Master’s in International Business
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Isabel Melendez-Soto
May 2027
Honors Political Science, Pre-Med
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Carolyn Padfield
May 2026
Business Administration
Minor: Economics and Retailing
Master’s in Entrepreneurship
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Meghana Pocha Reddy
May 2026
Information Systems
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Vance Schroeder
May 2028
Finance, Minor Real Estate
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Sahana Vijay Krishna
May 2028
Honors Finance
Certificate: AI
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Wesley Wolfe
May 2027
Honors Finance
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Kendall Brown
May 2028, Business Administration, Pre-Law
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Trent Burger
May 2026, Information Systems
Master’s in Information Systems
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Sydney Esmailbeigi
May 2027, Business Administration, Pre-Law, Minor: Sociology of Social Justice and Policy
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Jordan Im
August 2027
Business Management
Minor: Innovation
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Cynthia Liu
May 2027
Honors Accounting
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Caroline Meyers
May 2026
Management
Master’s in Marketing
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Alexa Perez
May 2028
Information Systems
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Ajay Pooran
May 2027
International Studies (LATAM and Carribean) and Political Science
Warrington Welcome Committee
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Andrew Shultz
August 2026
Finance, Pre-Law
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Trinity Vandevender
May 2027
Honors Finance
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Sophia Fournier
May 2026, Economics
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Max Kaplan
May 2028
Honors Finance
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Natalia Sofia Lopez
May 2026
Economics and Political Science
Minors: Business Administration, Spanish, and History
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Katie O’Sullivan
May 2028
Honors Finance
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Kaycie Peppelman
May 2028
Business Administration
Specialization: Wealth Management
Minor: Entrepreneurship
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Paolina Salas
May 2026
Philosophy, Pre-Law
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Anna Claire Skipper
May 2027
Finance
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Pierce Walker
May 2027
Business Administration, Pre-Law
Minor: Wealth Management
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