Meet our dedicated board members.
Kathy Sigmund – President
Finance Director for Coordinated Youth and Human Services
Term began November, 2006
Kathy became involved with FACT in 2002, joining the Board in 2006. Kathy’s passion is working with nonprofits. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from Maryville University in 1996, passed the Certified Public Accountant exam in November of 1998 and received her license in 2000. After working as an auditor, she moved into various accounting roles with several non-profits. She now works as the Finance Director for Coordinated Youth & Human Services in Granite City, IL.
Kathy and her husband Jay enjoy traveling, hiking, attending fundraisers, cooking, and finding new and interesting distilled spirits. Between them they have 5 children; Tyler, Tony, Katie, Laura and Emily
Dave Becker – Vice President
Global Vision Tech
Term began March 2019
Dave Becker began working with F.A.C.T. six years ago, assisting with the installation and application of the current case management software. Before working in software, Dave spent several years working in the field of social work. He received a Bachelor’s of Social Work from Culver-Stockton University, and a Master’s of Social Work from St. Louis University. He began his career implementing drug and alcohol prevention programs in St. Louis City with the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. From there, he moved on to work with the homeless population for Covenant House Missouri, serving as the outreach coordinator providing shelter, education, and workforce development skills to homeless and runaway teens. Dave concluded his social work career at Marygrove, where he served as the Director of Residential Services overseeing four cottages, the overnight emergency program, staff training, and the implementation of their FAMCare software case management system. He then changed gears and went to work for Global Vision Technologies to serve as the subject matter expert, designing case management software that focuses on social welfare organizations. Currently he is employed as a sales engineer with Appspace implementing digital signage and app space reservation software. When Dave is away from work, he enjoys spending time with his wife, watching their three children participate in sports and extracurricular activities, playing golf whenever he can, and rooting for his beloved Mizzou Tigers.
Luke Pulliam – Treasurer
Senior Project Architect, Trivers
Term began September, 2018.
Luke is a Registered Architect with over 12 years of experience in residential, educational and civic projects. In addition to architecture, Luke has an interest in painting and sculpture. His experience in both art and architecture help shape and drive his passion to add value to the community through design and volunteerism. Luke began working with F.A.C.T. as a member of their Fundraising Committee in 2017. Now as a board member he is committed to helping F.A.C.T. achieve its mission of improving quality of life and opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.
Tim McCabe – Secretary
Vice President, Bassik Services, Inc.
Term began January, 2020
Tim McCabe began his involvement with F.A.C.T. in 2018 as a member of the Fundraising Committee. Tim has a passion for F.A.C.T.’s mission, and was thrilled to join the Board in 2020. He continues to work with the Fundraising Committee. Tim received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Morningside College, and his Master’s of Business Administration from the University of Missouri – St. Louis. He works at Bassik Services, Inc. in Hazelwood as the Vice President of Administration. Tim is married to his wife Lindsey, and they have two children, Preston and Emily. They enjoy riding bikes together, playing sports, and spending as much time as possible fishing, boating, and floating at the lake.
Joe Aiello
President, Bassik Services Inc.
Term began November, 2010
Joe Aiello began his association with F.A.C.T. in 2008 as a guest at several F.A.C.T. fundraising events. As his interest in the organization grew, Joe was invited to join the Board in November 2010. Knowing that the agency makes a significant difference in the lives of so many Joe is very proud to serve on the board. Joe is employed as President of Bassik Services, Inc., a provider of logistics services in the Saint Louis marketplace, and also serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
Lynn Harmon
Owner, Harmon Properties Inc.
Term began January, 2007
David Mullgardt
Term began January, 2022
Bio Coming Soon!
Michelle Peters
Chief Client Services Officer, Emmaus
Term began March, 2014
Michelle Peters has over 30 years of experience working with individuals with disabilities. She began her career as a direct support professional during her youth and has carried a deep passion for service excellence and advocacy throughout the years. Michelle is presently employed by Emmaus Homes as the Chief Operating Officer where she leads and directs the organization’s service delivery for nearly 200 clients. Since joining the Emmaus team, she has been creating a culture of exceptional customer service and employee engagement in problem solving, prevention, innovation, and change implementation.
Prior to beginning her position within Emmaus Homes in September 2013, Michelle held various leadership, case management, and transition roles within the Department of Mental Health. Michelle currently serves as the Treasurer for the Gateway Coalition of Service Providers (formerly the St. Charles Coalition) and has also served on the board of FACT since March 2014.
Amanda Schneider
Attorney, Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
Term began March, 2020
Amanda Schneider joined the F.A.C.T. Board in 2020. She began working with F.A.C.T. in 2018 on the DD Council’s Missouri Lay Educational Advocacy Project. Amanda is currently the Managing Attorney of the Health Justice Initiative and Education Justice Program at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. She has practiced education law including special education law for fourteen years. Amanda’s inspiration for her work is her nephew, Nick Schneider, diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth, who is now a high school graduate and working part-time while attending community college.