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Congressman Nick Lampson
Nick Lampson served 5 terms in the United States Congress representing the 9th and 22nd Districts of Texas (containing the highest percentage of Asian and Muslim-Americans of any Congressional district in Texas). Lampson was the founder of the Missing and Exploited Children's Caucus. As Chairman of the House Science Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment, Lampson outlined and pursued ambitious plans for alternative energy that also took into account the needs of the energy companies and their employees who he represented.
Colonel Rick Noriega
Colonel Noriega is a graduate of Harvard University and has spent three decades in the U.S. Armed Forces, during which he served as Garrison Commander of the Kabul Military Training Sector in 2004 and Commander of the Laredo Border Sector during the summer of 2006. Noriega has served 5 terms in the Texas House of Representatives where he chaired the Committee on Defense Affairs and Federal Relations. He ran for the United States Senate in 2008.
Paula Arnold
Over a distinguished 30-year career, Arnold has been elected as a Houston Independent School District Board Member, serving as President of the Board on one of the largest school districts in the United States. She has a diverse background in advocacy in the private sector on behalf of educational issues, family violence initiatives and telecommunications regulatory reform. Arnold also serves on the board of Center for the Reform of School Systems.
Adnaan Muslim
Adnaan Muslim is an expert in the field of political and cross-cultural communications. He is a partner and Creative Director at Mission Control, a leading U.S. political consulting, direct mail advertising agency. He has worked on successful campaigns at every level of American government and is an expert in persuasive political advertising
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