The Index

Asa Hutchinson, a former governor of Arkansas, is recognized for his work on education reforms and the implementation of work requirements in the state.

Aaron Pilkington, a state representative for District 45, is known for his hardworking nature and has three children.

Bruce Westerman is a former U.S. Representative from Arkansas who served in the House and later moved to the Senate; he has also been involved in political endorsements, such as supporting Bethann Rankin Baker for House District 99.

Bruce Cozart, a representative, has been involved in discussions on education and real-life skill courses with the speaker and is noted for treating the speaker with respect.

Bart Schultz is a guest representative known for his work in emergency management, particularly during tornadoes, and has lived in a home previously owned by the band Metallica.

Congressman French Hill serves as the incumbent representative for Arkansas's second congressional district.

Bill Jones is the CEO of Sissy's Log Cabin and serves as a member of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

Charles Morgan is an entrepreneurial legend in Arkansas, known as the godfather of technology in the state, recognized for his high energy, vision, and influence on capital pools within Arkansas.

Todd Simmons is a founding partner of Natural Capital Partners and serves as the CEO of Simmons Foods.

Brad Henry is the managing partner and co-founder of Natural Capital Partners, an investment fund based in Arkansas.

George Dunklin is a prominent figure in Arkansas, known as Doug Show and Rock's best friend and previously served as the chairman of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, while also being the owner of Five Oaks Lodge.