Proven Leadership and Experience

Now more than ever, Georgia needs an Insurance Commissioner with proven leadership and experience. With my 36- years experience at BellSouth in the regulatory environment, my 38
years in the Army National Guard, my three years as a financial planner where I held an insurance license, and especially my four years as Mayor of Peachtree City, I bring the credentials that would allow me to hit the ground running. While my
opponents talk about it, I’ve done it. Read More...

Arson Investigation

Georgia currently has 12 arson investigators working out of the Insurance Commissioners office.  We are slated for 16.  Florida has 105.  Something needs to be done.  The cost to Georgia each year because of arson tops $1 billion.  There are many private arson investigators in the state, but the lines of communication between this group and the state office have suffered.  We need to look at reopening these lines of communication, rebuilding this relationship, and developing a private-public partnership to address the issue of arson in Georgia.  Read More...

Efficiency and Effectiveness

My top priority as Georgia’s newest Insurance Commissioner would be a complete review of the office. I believe in efficiency and effectiveness, and am eager to take a thorough look at the
office. There are many issues that need to be addressed, including property/casualty insurance matters, specifically those involving auto repairs and hail damage. I want to be more hands-on as Georgia's next Insurance Commissioner Read More...