Bio
I am proud to be an Arizonan. I live in Peoria with my wife Corinne and our three great children. I currently serve as a regional director of development in the hospitality industry and have spent over a decade developing hotels throughout the western U.S.
I am originally from Ohio and grew up near Akron. I attended public schools in my hometown and later went on to receive a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in political science.
In 1994, I successfully managed a Republican state representative campaign in Ohio defeating a six-term Democrat incumbent. In 1995-96, I served as a legislative aide in Washington, DC for U.S. Rep. Frank Cremeans (R-OH) covering his resources committee work before working on congressional campaigns in Montana and Alabama.
I have been an Arizona resident for over 15 years. Before entering the hospitality business, I worked as a sales representative for KFYI radio and then the Kim Komando Computer Show handling national accounts.
During my time in Arizona, I have volunteered on several conservative campaigns and been a longtime financial supporter of conservative causes. I have been a Republican precinct committeeman since 2008. Additionally, I enjoy volunteering for several non-profit organizations including Hope for Kids International, the Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity.
I am running for office because I believe we can:
- Make Arizona the #1 place in America to do business
- Cut the size and scope of government
- Protect and promote conservative values
In the last 100 years, Arizona has grown from a sparsely populated desert territory to a world-class place to live. We have the opportunity to make the next 100 years even greater for our children and grandchildren. Our best days are ahead.
I appreciate your support and look forward to the opportunity to represent you at the Capitol.






