We talk to Jack Lunsford, one of Arizona’s movers and shakers

Jack Lunsford has participated in the development of policy in Arizona at multiple levels for several decades.

• He was county assessor in Coconino County and, at age 26, was the youngest in state history.
• He was the founding director of Government Relations & External Affairs (read: lobbyist) for the Maricopa Community Colleges for 20 years, working with the state’s legislature, Congress and other political and business entities.
• He then was president and CEO of WESTMARC, a coalition of business, government and education advocating for the West Valley.
• And he has served as a school board member of West-MEC, which coordinates, funds, and provides career and technical education through half of Maricopa County.

In short, Jack has been “at the table” when many of the most significant decisions impacting the state of Arizona for the last 30-plus years have been made.

Tune in and learn about all of this.  And, as a bonus, hear what it has been like to spend the last 25 years as a dead ringer for Bill Clinton.

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