Jeffrey A. “Jeff” Geske (Imperial Chaplain)
Jeffrey A. “Jeff” Geske, of Detroit, Michigan, is serving as the Imperial Chaplain for Shriners International. He was appointed by Imperial Sir Larry Leib during the Shriners 2026 Imperial Session held July 12-July 16 in Tampa, Florida.
Fraternities and Philanthropy
- Director General, 2027
- Member and Treasurer, Board of Governors, Shriners Children’s Chicago
- Moslem Shriners, 2007
- Potentate, Moslem Shriners, 2019
- Colorado Corporation member, 8 years
- Member, Cabiri International
- Founder / Past President, International Association of Shrine Taprooms
- General Chairman, Moslem Shriners, 2024 and 2025
- Dual Member, Elf Khurafeh Shriners, 2024
- Worshipful Master, Stony Creek #5, 2010
- District 54 Mason of the Year, 2010
- Member of 24 Units, Clubs and Associations
Education
- Bachelor’s Degree, Illinois Wesleyan University
- Master of Business Administration, Webster University / University of Phoenix
Professional and Personal
Jeff received his undergraduate degree in 1990 and his MBA in Global Management in 2005. He has worked in the field of automotive engineering / quality since 1992 and is currently employed with Molex working on global quality solutions. In 2017, Jeff received his Credentials of Ministry.
In addition to his Shriners and Mason involvement, Jeff is a member of the Detroit Elks Lodge #34 and the Sons of the American Legion, Post 223. He’s also a member of the Michigan State Fair Steering Committee. Jeff is a Tennessee Squire and a Kentucky Colonel, which is the highest civilian honor bestowed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Awarded by the governor, the honorific title recognizes individuals for their noteworthy accomplishments, outstanding community service and contributions to civil society.
In his spare time, Jeff and his wife, Michelle, travel the world to experience new cultures and develop personal and professional friendships. Their guiding principle is the adage, “the business of life is the acquisition of memories, because in the end, that's all there is,” and they say it has served them well.
