Wife, manager, friend, volunteer. How does this Phi Mu find the time to do it all?

In 1992, Andrea Graham was initiated into Phi Mu's Theta Zeta chapter. And it was during her freshman year that Andrea met her husband Jason Hill, who later proposed to her in front of the Phi Mu house. Now the Tennessee native gracefully juggles married life, a continued commitment to Phi Mu and working for one of America's favorite companies, Coca-Cola Enterprises.

Though she was graduated with a chemical engineering degree, Andrea now finds herself managing CCE's $1.10 billion annual capital plan. For five years, Andrea has made the one hour commute into midtown Atlanta to work 10 hours a day. Though Andrea travels a couple of times a month, she loves "working with people in every facet of the organization."

Though much of her time is spent at work, Andrea still finds time for the things that matter. "As Phi Mu chapter president," she says, "I learned how to prioritize life's events at a very fast past." When not spending time with her husband; their two cats, Sundae and Sabrina; or with family and friends, Andrea supports Phi Mu through the Foundation.

Andrea agreed to serve on Phi Mu Foundation's Scholarship Committee because she received two scholarships from the Foundation while an undergraduate. "That left a memorable impression on me, and I want to give back in that area," she said. In addition to giving her time and talent to the Foundation, Andrea also shares her treasure. She has made a capital campaign pledge and supports The Sisterhood Fund. Her donations are matched by Coca-Cola Enterprises, doubling the impact of her gifts.

Andrea Graham Hill, Theta Zeta, is a devoted Phi Mu, giving back in many ways, including supporting "The Campaign for Phi Mu." Through her capital campaign pledge, Andrea will be able to "see the Fraternity be able to have a new office location that we own."
Did you know Andrea Hill, THETA ZETA:

Loves
Gourmet cooking

Reading

Running

Entertaining friends

Visiting with family

Hates
Complaining

Laziness

Rainy day
commutes

Foul language

Gossip
"I loved my Phi Mu experience because it allowed me to grow and develop the leadership skills I have today," shared Andrea. "The topics, decisions and choices that I faced while serving as a leader at the collegiate level really helped shape my character and judgment skills. Phi Mu was more than a college experience; it was an experience for life."

So what advice does this "woman who does it all" have for her fellow young Phi Mu alumnae? Work hard, smile and remember names--that really shows people you care about who they are. It's easy to see that Andrea Hill follows her own advice.
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