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Thomas E. Wright (Kansas)
Thomas E. Wright is a former member of the Kansas Corporation Commission. He served in this position for two terms, from his initial appointment in 2007 until his second term expired in March 2014.[1] He was succeeded by former state Sen. Pat Apple (R).
Biography
When he was first appointed to the Kansas Corporation Commission in 2007, Wright was a partner with Wright, Henson, Clark, Hutton, Mudrick & Gragson, LLP. He has served on the Washburn University Board of Regents, the Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission, the Governor's Gaming Commission and the Topeka-Shawnee County Consolidation Commission.[2]
Education
- Degree in mathematics, Wichita State University (1961)
- B.A., German, Washburn University (1979)
- J.D., Washburn University School of Law (1964)
Political career
Kansas Corporation Commission (2007-2014)
Appointments
2010
Wright was re-appointed to the Kansas Corporation Commission by Gov. Mark Parkinson on January 8, 2010.[1]
2007
Wright was first appointed to the Kansas Corporation Commission by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius on May 23, 2007.[1]
Sebelius stated, "In addition to his legal experience, Tom is committed to the goal of making Kansas a leader in energy security and independence, taking advantage of our vast opportunities with alternative energy sources and encouraging widespread conservation efforts throughout the state. Tom has served on several public boards and commissions, and has the leadership abilities needed to move this state in an exciting new direction."[2]
Personal
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Wright and his wife, Carole, live in Topeka. They have two children and five grandchildren.[1]
Recent news
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See also
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Footnotes
| Political offices | ||
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| Preceded by Brian Moline |
Kansas Corporation Commission 2007-2014 |
Succeeded by Pat Apple |
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