Kenneth Corn Email & Phone Number

Howe, OK, US

• Manage day-to-day business operations and provide oversight for healthcare, insurance, workers’ compensation, and payroll-related issues. Provide leadership and direction to a team of four.Key Accomplishments:
• Accountable for management of the Department of Transportation files to ensure 100% compliance with the Federal Motor Carrier Act.
• Serve as a Chief Advocate for the company’s policy positions and industry issues. Skillfully manage and cultivate positive government relations in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Champion bill drafting, lobbying, and supervise.

• Elected to the Senate seat by an 80% margin, making history as the second youngest official in the state’s history to serve in the Oklahoma Senate. Recognized for fiscal management and policy leadership prowess. Served.
• Instrumental in shaping state regulations for the insurance industry and championing standardized policy on retirement for 120,000+ public sector employees.
• Paved the way for the passage of the Larry Dickerson Flexible Benefit Act which provided 100% health insurance to more than 50,000+ Oklahoma school personnel.
• Principal architect of the largest investment in roads and bridges in state history. Efforts created jobs and improved public safety.
• Successfully reformed the state’s Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training with the passage of Senate Bill 920. Implemented additional academies which aided in putting more trained Troopers on the highways and.
• One of only four U.S. political leaders to participate in Conference on Democracy for Euro-Asia held in Macedonia.

• Provided oversight for Oklahoma’s seven pension systems and investments of assets valued at more than $15.5 Billion.KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
• Ensured sound financing of benefit costs and prudent investment of funds. During tenure, systems captured a 6.4% return on investment.
• Influenced State Legislature on all matters relating to the benefits, funding investment, and administration of the seven statewide retirement systems. Earned reputation as a good steward of the taxpayers’ dollars.

• Won bid to serve as a Representative for LeFlore County and was one of the youngest individuals in the state’s history to serve in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. Sponsored, drafted, and debated legislation.
• Was the first freshman lawmaker in 30 years to serve as a part of major leadership with the Revenue and Tax Committee. Key negotiator on the reform of Oklahoma’s excise tax and tags in lowering the cost for taxpayers.
• Instrumental in redrawing the House and Senate Districts in 2000 as required by the Constitution.
• Paved the way for public and private partnership at Oklahoma’s premier lakes.