Brian Perry merges diverse experiences in strategic communication and political management. His roots include stints as the Mississippi Republican Party's political director, the Mississippi Family Council's communications director, and a pioneer in Mississippi's online political media. Perry was spokesman for Governor Haley Barbour's 2007 reelection and served five years as U.S. Congressman Chip Pickering's communications director.

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Brian Wilson combines national government affairs experience with local project success. He managed $200 million for Mississippi projects annually as an assistant to Senator Trent Lott. Wilson worked as a field director for Lt. Gov. Amy Tuck's reelection and for Senator Roger Wicker's first U.S. House campaign. A native of Noxubee County, Wilson serves as executive director of the Noxubee Alliance, a public-private partnership promoting economic progress, tourism, and community development. The Noxubee Alliance recently landed the largest economic development project in county history, and Wilson's leadership earned the 2008 Community Economic Development Award from the Mississippi Development Authority and the Mississippi Economic Development Council.

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John Rounsaville utilizes a broad range of state and federal policy experience. John served as deputy chief of staff to Congressman Chip Pickering and senior policy advisor to Governor Haley Barbour. In 2006, President George W. Bush appointed John as State Director for Mississippi's USDA Rural Development to direct the agency's 200 person staff and $220 million budget. In 2008, the Mississippi Business Journal recognized John as a "Top 40 under 40 Business Leader."

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