Edward C. "Terry" Driscoll, Jr. has spent the last 15 years devoting his superior managerial skills and athletic know-how to the development of Tribe sports. Driscoll came to William and Mary as the result of an impressive and varied professional past. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1969 from Boston College, where he was a basketball All-America selection and an Academic All-America honoree. He played professional basketball for five years in the NBA and four years in the Italian Professional League. Driscoll then held senior executive positions with Kazmaier Associates, Inc. in marketing, sales and event management in the sporting goods industry before coming to William and Mary in 1996.

Bobby Dwyer, Assistant Athletics Director for Development, heads the W&M Athletic Educational Foundation, the department's alumni fundraising arm. He came on board in October 1985 after holding assistant basketball coaching positions at the US Military Academy and Duke. Dwyer graduated from Wake Forest in 1974 where he was a member of the varsity basketball team for three years and captained the squad as a senior. He received his Master's Degree in Higher Education from W&M in 1994. He currently lives in Williamsburg with his wife Patti and their two sons, Patrick and Peter.

Al Albert joined the Tribe Club staff in January 2004. Al was formerly the William & Mary men's soccer coach. Through his 33 years of coaching he amassed over 400 wins, eighth on the NCAA Division I list, and brought the Tribe onto the national soccer scene. Al played soccer for William & Mary during the teams move from club to varsity levels. He graduated from W&M in 1969 to return to be an assistant Lacrosse coach. He took over head coaching duties for soccer in 1972. He is a co-founder of both the Virginia Legacy Soccer Club and Tidewater Soccer Camps. Al lives in Williamsburg with his wife Gail (class of 1976) and his daughter Allison. Al's son Graham, class of 2003, played soccer at William & Mary.

Jean Beall has been with the Tribe Club for over 33 years. Classifying her own job duties as “everything”, she is mainly responsible for the finances of the Foundation. Jean is heavily devoted to the group’s fundraising cause. She states her favorite part of her job hasn’t changed over the years which is staying in touch with donors and being a part of the College Community. Originally from Madison, Virginia, Jean graduated from Campbell University, with a degree in Health and Physical Education. Recently she was awarded an honorary degree from the College of William and Mary, class of 2010. Jean lives in Williamsburg with her husband Jim and son Joshua.

Peggy has spent the past 15+ years with the Tribe Club, where one of her greatest assets (among many, of course) has been her enthusiasm. Listing Tribe sports as one of her favorite hobbies, Peggy is known for going above and beyond the call of duty as an avid Tribe fan. Besides attending W&M games and matches, Peggy enjoys being an unofficial tour guide to friends and family who come to visit Williamsburg. Peggy and her husband, Vince, enjoy spending time with her son, Greg, and his family.

Lisa is the newest member of the Tribe Club staff, coming on board after working over in the W&M Central Development Office. She will be responsible for putting on several Tribe Club special events, including the Lord Botetourt Auction.

Chris Stratton enters his first year as William and Mary's Assistant Director of Development. Stratton brings a wealth of familiarity to the College's fundraising efforts, as he is a former Tribe basketball player and 2008 graduate of W&M. Stratton was a senior captain on the Tribe's 2008 CAA Tournament finalist team that posted the program's first winning season since 1998 with a 17-16 mark. Along with the winning mark in 2008, the Tribe was 15-15 during Stratton's junior campaign, marking the first time in 23 years W&M posted back-to-back seasons of 15 or more wins. He currently lives in Williamsburg with his wife Katie.