Pat has been Executive Vice President of Cornerstone Chamber of Commerce since mid 1994, when he transitioned from his Regional Account Executive role with the Midwest Family Broadcast Group, where he still hosts the Moody in the Morning radio broadcast every weekday morning from 6-9am.  He also authors a weekly business column, Moody on the Market, in a publication called MailMax, which is direct-mailed to more than 42,000 homes in the region.  Pat serves a broad array of civic organizations from the boards of Lake Michigan College, the Lakeland Health Foundation, St. Joseph Today, the St. Joseph Development Fund, WNIT, and serves on the national board of the Association of Public Television Stations in Washington, D.C.  Moody is a 6-year graduate of the U.S. Chamber's Institute for Organizational Management at the University of Airzona at Tucson, and a Certified Radio Marketing Consultant.  He has been cited for twelve consecutive years as The Herald-Palladium newspapers' "Reader's Choice" for Favorite Radio Personality.

As Director of Chamber Development since September 2000, Regina is responsible for membership attraction and retention, event planning, scheduling networking opportunities, business-education seminars, member benefits, affinity non-dues revenue programs and advertising programs for the Cornerstone Chamber membership.

She has served on numerous boards and committees, citing work with United Way, the 2005 Jimmy Carter Work Project, the local Human Resource Council, YWCA board, Lake Michigan College Alumni Board of Directors, 100 Women Strong, Women's Business Center Advisory Council and Governor Granholm's Benton Harbor Youth Works Committee. Regina also represented the Chamber as a founding member of the Regional Leadership Alliance. She has also been asked to serve in an Ex-Officio capacity on the Board of Directors for the Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce as well as the Bridgman Area Chamber of Commerce. In 2008, she was also acknowledged by the YWCA's Tribute to Women that recognizes outstanding achievements in business, professional and volunteer sectors of Berrien County.

Regina is a graduate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Organizational Management where she earned an I.O.M. designation in June 2005 from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Additionally, she is a 2006 graduate from the local Lake Michigan College Community Leadership Academy.