Leadership for Lake Geneva’s Future

My decision to run for Mayor of Lake Geneva was rooted in a lifetime of leadership, a deep respect for good governance, and a clear understanding of how communities thrive when government is steady, transparent, and well-run.) Non-Partisan (No Party Affiliation)

A Mayor Who Listens, Plans, and Delivers

Lake Geneva deserves steady leadership, clear priorities, and transparent decisions grounded in facts.
As Mayor, I would focus on strengthening our local economy, protecting our neighborhoods, investing wisely in infrastructure and public safety, managing tourism responsibly, running City Hall professionally, and safeguarding taxpayer dollars.

Experience, Integrity, Results

Serving on the City Council and the Plan Commission has given me a deep understanding of our community, its people, businesses, and the workings of city government. Combining my qualifications and past experiences, I can contribute in unique and impactful ways.

My professional background as a CEO has given me a distinct and valuable perspective. I’ve guided budgets greater than $27 million and led high-performing staff teams. I’ve also been elected to leadership roles at both the state and national levels.

If I had been elected as your Mayor, I would have had the energy, time, and expertise to listen, plan, and deliver agreed-upon outcomes on key issues. Nevertheless, as your reelected alderman, I am honored to continue serving this great community.

FIRST TERM RESULTS

BACKGROUND & QUALIFICATIONS

ELECTION & VOTING - APRIL 7, 2026

MAYOR-LED FORM of GOVERNMENT

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS 2025-2026

  • Chairman, Personnel Committee

  • Public Works Committee

  • Plan Commission

  • Police & Fire Commission

  • Board of Review

  • Lake Geneva Economic Development Corporation

UPDATES FROM CITY HALL

2025 UPDATES

4-18-26: The mayor has released the 2026-2027 committee assignments, and my roles have been significantly reduced. While the mayor has full authority to make these appointments, there appears to be no clear criteria tied to experience, workload, or policy priorities. Committee assignments matter because they shape how decisions are developed before they ever reach the full council. I will continue to attend meetings, ask questions, and represent the residents of District 3—and the broader community—with the same level of focus and commitment as always.

A New Day for Lake Geneva

ENDORSED

NEXT City Council Meeting

Monday, May 11, 6:00 p.m. City Hall, Lake Geneva