Treasurer-elect Mark Lowery makes key staff positions

State Treasurer-elect Mark Lowery introduced Friday (Dec. 16) a number of key positions for his incoming administration. He might be sworn into workplace on Jan. 10, 2023.

“I’m extraordinarily happy with the standard folks we might be bringing into the Treasury however ecstatic on the nice crew that’s being retained from the present administration,” Lowery stated. “Treasurer Milligan has assembled an impressive crew of execs who’ve expressed their need to be retained and I’m glad to report we have now provided and obtained acceptance from over 20 of the 35 positions within the Treasurer’s workplace.”

Heading Lowery’s govt crew might be:

• Eric Munson, Deputy Treasurer. Munson is the previous Commissioner of the Arkansas
Securities Division as properly a former Director of the Arkansas Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities and has earlier service as a Senior Vice President of the Arkansas Bankers Affiliation;
• William Cheatham, Chief of Employees and Authorized Counsel. Cheatham is a graduate of the
College of Arkansas Bowen Faculty of Regulation and a former Employees Operations Specialist with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington D.C.
• Stephen Brilliant, Director of Governmental Affairs and Particular Tasks. Brilliant is a former State Consultant and at the moment Director of Advertising and marketing and Communications with the State of
Arkansas’ Advertising and marketing and Redistribution (M&R). Brilliant can be a former Mayor and metropolis director of Maumelle.

Key personnel being retained are:

• Robert Romanik and Stephen Pulley, who will proceed to function Senior Funding Managers;
• Autumn Sanson, who will proceed as Chief Compliance Officer for the Treasury and the State Board of Finance.
• Steven Kilgore, who will stay as Director of Funding Accounting and work with Holly Beaver in a newly created inner funding audit operate.
• Kathie Insalaco, who’s being retained as Receiving Supervisor of the Receiving and Warrant Division.
• Rachel Garrett, who will proceed as Supervisor of Native Authorities Companies.
• Craig Johnson, who is continuous as Chief Expertise Officer and Stephanie Clark, who’s remaining as Division Director of IT.
• Fran Jansen Webb, who will proceed to serve together with Christopher Scott within the Academic 529 and Monetary Training Division.