TCJL Board of Directors

Executive Committee

Robert L. Looney, Chairman

Texas Oil & Gas Association

Hector Rivero, Secretary

Texas Chemical Council

Richard Jackson, Treasurer

Texas Restaurant Association

John W. Fainter Jr.

Association of Electric Companies of Texas, Inc.

Louis J. Goodman

Texas Medical Association

Steve Hazlewood

The Dow Chemical Company

Robert W. Jones

Pfizer Inc.

Dennis A. Kearns

BNSF Railway

Martin Loeber

Valero Energy Corporation

Benny McMahan

Texas Association of Realtors

G. Edward Pickle

Pickle Consulting Group

Frank Sturzl

Texas Muncipal League

Victoria J. Waddy

Zachry Corporation

Directors

George B. Allen

Texas Apartment Association

Charles Beach

ExxonMobil Corporation

Richard A. (Tony) Bennett

Temple-Inland

Grant Billingsley

Wagner & Brown

Jeff Bonham

CenterPoint Energy, Inc.

Fred C. Bosse

American Insurance Association

Russell Bridges

3M

Michael J. Chatron

Associated General Contractors/Texas Building Branch

Jack Dillard

Altria Group, Inc.

Frank Galitski

Farmers Insurance Group

Johnny Gantt

Gantt Aviation

Bo Gilbert

USAA

Jonna Kay Hamilton

Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company

Damon Holditch

Texas Rental Association

Sherman “Tiger” Joyce

American Tort Reform Association

Robert Levy

ExxonMobil

Leah Lorber

GlaxoSmithKline

Ruben Martin

Martin Resource Management Corporation

J. Parker McCollough

Entergy Texas

Red McCombs

McCombs Enterprises

William J. Oswald

Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC

Dan Pero

American Justice Partnership

Julio Reyes

AEP Texas

Gerhardt Schulle Jr.

Texas Society of Professional Engineers

Tom Sellers

ConocoPhillips Inc.

Ralph Wayne

 

Phil Wilson

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