Headlines 15 November 2012

Wenstrup transition team announced

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Second District Congressman-Elect Brad Wenstrup today announced his transition leadership team, which will advise him on district operations and staffing.

Members of the team include Adams County Prosecutor David Kelley, Clermont County Commissioner David Uible, Hamilton County Republican Party Chairman Alex Triantifilou, Highland County Commissioner Shane Wilkin, and Ross County Republican Chair Diane Carnes.

The team will work with Mark Weaver who is advising Wenstrup on the transition. Weaver previously served as Deputy Attorney General of Ohio and has helped lead numerous transition efforts for elected officials from local to statewide offices.

Wenstrup pointed to the large and diverse district as the reason for putting together the transition team.

"I thank Ms. Carnes, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Uible, Mr. Wilkin and Mr. Triantifilou for agreeing to help with this important endeavor," Wenstrup said. "With such a large geographic area, it's important to have a group from across the district able to help."

The transition leadership team will advise Wenstrup on choosing a district director, district staff, office locations and other logistics between now and when he takes office.

"The transition period will be hectic with orientation and setting up our operations both in Washington and in the district to serve the people of Southern and Southwestern Ohio," Wenstrup continued. "Having the help and support of my transition leadership team members gives me peace of mind that we'll be prepared and ready to go on day one."

Brad Wenstrup, a small business owner, doctor and military veteran who served a year's deployment to Iraq was elected to Congress on November 6 and will take office in early January. Learn more at USABrad.com.

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