Beth Van Duyne is the Republican U.S. Representative for Texas’s 24th Congressional District, serving in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2021. Her district includes key portions of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. A graduate of Cornell University, Beth entered public service after building a successful career in business and consulting. She served on the Irving City Council before being elected Mayor of Irving, where she led conservative reforms focused on fiscal accountability, economic growth, and public safety. Beth went on to serve as a Regional Administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in the Trump Administration, overseeing federal housing programs across multiple states. In Congress, she sits on influential committees and champions policies that support economic growth, energy independence, small business, strong national defense, and secure borders. Known as a bold conservative voice, Beth has consistently fought for limited government, fiscal responsibility, and preserving American freedoms for future generations.

Senator Tan Parker is a Republican lawmaker representing Senate District 12 in the Texas Legislature, which includes parts of Dallas, Denton, Tarrant, and Wise counties. He assumed office in the Texas Senate in 2023 after a long and distinguished tenure in the Texas House of Representatives from 2007 to 2023. Tan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Philosophy from the University of Dallas and a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics. Before entering public office, he built a successful career as a businessman and entrepreneur and worked in technology, financial services, and private equity. During his legislative career, Tan has served in leadership roles, including Majority Leader of the Texas Senate and Chairman of the Texas House Republican Caucus, where he helped guide conservative policy priorities statewide. He is known for championing fiscal responsibility, economic growth, public safety, and policies that strengthen families. In the Senate, he serves on several key committees — including Criminal Justice (Vice Chair), Veteran Affairs (Vice Chair), Education, Natural Resources, and State Affairs — reflecting his commitment to practical, results-oriented governance. Senator Parker resides in Flower Mound, Texas, with his wife, Beth, and their two daughters, where he continues to be deeply involved in community service and civic leadership.

Alexander Sicular has spent his career applying the latest technology in healthcare. He has previously led transformative work at Columbia University Medical Center as a Director of Medical Informatics, at Google Cloud as Head of Digital Pathology, and Google Public Sector as Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry Executive. While at Google, Alexander helped implement the latest AI based innovations at customers around the world, launched healthcare products, and open sourced healthcare related innovations. Over the years Alexander has partnered with corporate governance boards and standards bodies to implement policy guidance on how best to implement AI in their organizations. Currently, Alexander is a strategic advisor to a number of healthcare and technology companies, an angel investor, and CEO of an early stage AI native startup focused on simulation and technology assessment.

Tim is the son of two U.S. Marines and was born at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He grew up living coast-to-coast and abroad, and both of his parents are laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. His father was a member of the legendary “Chosin Few.” Tim has served on the faculty of Southern Methodist University since 2011 and has been a Clinical Professor of Information Technology and Operations Management at the Cox School of Business since 2016. He teaches graduate-level courses in econometrics, machine learning, data mining, artificial intelligence, experimental design, GIS, and marketing attribution. Prior to SMU, Tim spent more than three decades in technology, engineering, and analytics. He served as a Google Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) Ad Scientist, led global analytic strategies, was Chief Economist at Adometry, and was a founding partner of the marketing science practice at J. Walter Thompson. Earlier in his career, he worked as a staff economist at American Airlines and spent 15 years as an engineer, culminating as chief designer and project manager for the certification of the Traffic and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) across multiple aircraft fleets. Tim holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, an M.S. in Economics, and a Ph.D. in Political Economy. He holds a patent in futures trading, has served as an amicus curiae to the U.S. Supreme Court, and is an FAA instrument-rated private pilot who volunteers with Angel Flight South Central, flying missions for families in need across Texas and neighboring states.

Alexander David McMath has delivered research-driven operations for conservative causes for over a decade. Drawing from his experience as a U.S. Army intelligence officer and MIT-trained academic, Alex has directed candidates and nonprofits in multiple states as they unify technological, interpersonal, and narrative assets around targeted outcomes. He is currently working to crystallize his campaign experience into an “Advocacy Intelligence” platform that uses machine vision and sentiment analysis to drive personalized stakeholder outreach. He makes his home in Sherman, TX.