The Honorable Jason Isaac is Founder and CEO of the American Energy Institute and a Distinguished Fellow for Life:Powered at the Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF). Jason has appeared live on Fox News, Fox Business, CNN, and other national news shows, and his commentaries have been published in Fox Business, The Hill, The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller, and other publications.

Prior to starting the American Energy Institute, Jason, a fourth-generation native Texan, was elected four times as the State Representative for Hays and Blanco counties in the Texas Hill Country. He served on the Energy Resources and Environmental Regulation committees, among others. During his eight years of service, he successfully passed legislation to reduce taxes, strengthen election integrity, improve public education, preserve Second Amendment rights, protect local groundwater, and protect private property rights. He was repeatedly honored for his commitment to limited government and proved to be an effective leader, excelling at both advocating for conservative principles and working across the aisle to find responsible solutions for the future of the Lone Star State.

Jason is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University, he lives in central Texas with his wife, State Representative Carrie Isaac, their sons, and Jack Russell Terrier Daisy.

Dr. Ken Morgan obtained degrees in geology, environmental engineering and resource management before starting his career as a professor at TCU in 1978. In 1981, he started and became Director of the TCU Center for Remote Sensing and Energy Research for energy resource mapping.

Dr. Morgan has lectured extensively throughout the U.S., Europe, Asia and the Middle East about resource mapping, energy technology and emerging natural gas markets. In 2008, he founded and became Director of the TCU Energy Institute and established an Advisory Board of 24 energy companies. He is also the Director of TCU’s new School of Geology, Energy and The Environment.

Ken has published numerous articles on the potential use of domestic natural gas in the U.S. He currently chairs the Texas ³Metroplex NGV Consortium² of over 100 companies and helped lead the successful legislation for the Texas NGV Transportation Triangle, Texas Senate Bill SB-20. He also enjoys driving a Honda GX-NGV to help promote the use of clean burning natural gas.

Mary Bell is the Director of Public Affairs for Railroad Commission Chairman David Porter. She has worked in his Executive Office since September 2012.

Chairman Porter initially hired Bell to write his Eagle Ford Shale Task Force Report, one of the first comprehensive works written about an oil and gas shale play. The report was released in March 2013.

Bell also assisted the Chairman with the creation and implementation of the Texas Natural Gas Initiative. The purpose of this initiative is to promote the use of natural gas as a transportation fuel and for oil and gas exploration and production activities in Texas.

Bell was nominated for “Outstanding Women in Texas Government"in 2014. She currently serves as Vice President on the board of the Texas Natural Gas Foundation - a non-profit dedicated to educating the public about the benefits and uses of natural gas - and is a member of the Women’s Energy Network, Women’s Symphony League of Austin and the KLRU community advisory board.

Before working for Chairman Porter, Bell was the Marketing and Media Coordinator for the Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Texas. She earned her master’s degree in Strategic Communication from Texas State University in 2011.

Lindsey Miller serves as Director for Government Affairs at Enterprise Products. In her current capacity, Lindsey’s main objective is to facilitate solutions for legislative issues via state and local public policy representation.

Prior to joining Enterprise Products, Lindsey held a similar position as the Manager of Government Relations, Texas, for Anadarko Petroleum. Prior to that she served as a Director of Government and Regulatory Affairs and Manager of Government Affairs for TIPRO (Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association).

Steve Milloy is a senior legal fellow with the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute, the founder and publisher of JunkScience.com, and an environmental and public health consultant. Mr. Milloy is a biostatistician and securities lawyer who has also been a registered securities principal, investment fund manager, coal company executive, non-profit executive, and a print/web columnist on science and business issues. Mr. Milloy has authored six books and 1,000+ articles in major newspapers and web sites including the Wall Street Journal, FoxNews.com, Washington Times, and many other print and web outlets. Mr. Milloy served on the transition team for the Trump EPA.

Caleb R. Troxclair is the founder and principal attorney at Troxclair PC. He has expertise in energy, utility, regulatory, and legislative law and policy.
Caleb represents clients across various sectors with many different needs, maneuvering state regulatory agencies and the Texas Legislature. He spends time offering advice and counsel to clients on business, public relations, and government affairs strategies.

Prior to founding Troxclair PC, Caleb served as Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel to the Chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission, Texas’ oil & gas regulatory body. In this role he advised the Chairman on complex legal and policy issues impacting Texas’ energy sector, as well as assisted in running the nearly 800-person agency.

Before joining the Railroad Commission, Caleb was Chief of Staff to a Texas state representative for nearly a decade, where he helped to pass and implement many energy and utility-related bills into law. In addition to his role as Chief of Staff, Caleb also served as Committee Clerk to the Texas House Committee on Regulated Industries, which had jurisdiction over telecommunications and electricity policy-related legislation.

Caleb received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Texas A&M University-Kingsville and his JD from the University of Texas-Austin. He and his wife, Ellen, reside in Lakeway with their three children.

For the past 22 years, Heather directed all marketing and public education programs for alternative fuels at the Railroad Commission of Texas, the state’s chief energy agency. Programs included statewide and local earned (free) media coverage, audience-specific newsletters, trade shows, promotional materials, market research, workshops, consumer rebates and grants. She also secured and administered multi-million dollar grants for alternative fuel vehicles and infrastructure in Texas.