Here is the condensed, bulleted version of my 315-Day Plan as Collin County Republican Party Chair, along with my experience and accomplishments. To read the full version, click here: Collin County GOP Chair – My First 315 Day Plan

Phase I – Unite the Party

March 6 – June 16

[Already underway] reach out to Precinct Chairs across factions to bridge the divide
Work with the Executive Committee to put together a rules/bylaws package to do the following:
- Expand leadership base, bringing factions together
- Refine committees for deliberation and stand up teams with leaders for execution
- Identify and define volunteer roles and toolkit needs
Begin technology identification for Phase II

Phase II – Modernize our Electoral Approach

June 17 – September 6

Procure and deploy new technology: Customer Relationship Management System (CRM), cloud-based Relational Database platform, Content Management System (CMS) to integrate with website, mass email solution (Amazon SES or Sendgrid), social media aggregator
Data migration into new CRM and Database: voter registration, election results, donor info
Mobilize Precinct Chairs and volunteers to fundraise with Republican Primary Voters door-to-door and in precinct socials
Begin developing social media ad campaign (paid and organic)

Phase III – Win the November Election

September 7 – November 5

Leverage newly deployed technology to drive more effective blockwalking and phone banking
Launch social media campaign aimed at getting the state and the country back on track
Engage in community events and volunteering to reach new voters

Phase IV – Influence Legislation

November 6 – January 14

Congratulate electoral victors on both sides and begin lobbying for key legislation
Promote pre-filing for Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities
Prepare Precinct Chairs and volunteers with training and resources to be active in the upcoming legislative session beginning January 14, 2025

Accomplishments and Experience

Experience

Serving on Plano City Council since 2019
Successful career in Business, Technology, and Marketing
Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities Committee – 2020 & 2022
Active advocate for conservative legislation in Austin since 2015
Alternate Delegate for Donald Trump at 2016 Republican National Convention
Collin County Republican Precinct 109 Chair from 2017-2020
State Director for statewide volunteer political advocacy organization
Volunteer for numerous campaigns

Accomplishments

Led Property Tax Rally at the Capitol in Austin in 2019 credited with turning the corner to get SB 2 and HB 3 passed in the legislature
Drove adoption of Emergency Power Reform in the 2020 Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities Committee
Developed and managed social media ads in the 2023 Collin College runoffs for Cathie Alexander and Jay Saad reaching more than 150,000 people with 750,000 impressions
Helped unite Plano political factions after years of growing division and contentiousness
Leading effort for DART reform, for which we now have a multi-city coalition
Repealed controversial Plano Tomorrow Plan
Initiated development of new Plano Comprehensive Plan and citizen Comprehensive Plan Review Committee
Initiated Rainy Day Fund for Plano
Initiated Texas Forever Fest in Plano, commemorating Texas Independence Day and Texas culture and heritage