Norfolk, VA – Attorney General-Elect Jay Jones has officially launched his “Standing up for Virginians” transition website, inviting applications from individuals interested in joining his administration. The site is accessible at Transition.jayjones.com. This initiative reflects Jones’ commitment to assembling a diverse and effective team dedicated to enhancing public safety and welfare across the Commonwealth.
The announcement of the website coincides with the introduction of the additional members to his transition committee. These newly appointed members include respected leaders from various sectors who bring a wealth of experience and a strong dedication to public service. They will collaborate with the previously announced co-chairs as Jones prepares for his forthcoming role.
The transition committee now comprises notable figures, including:
– Dr. Kenneth C. Alexander, Mayor of the City of Norfolk
– Sheriff Joseph “Joe” P. Baron of Norfolk
– Leonard A. Bennett, Founding Partner of Consumer Litigation Associates
– Former Delegate Jeffrey M. Bourne, currently Chief Legal Officer at The Branch Group, Inc.
– Sheriff Alisa A. Gregory, Henrico County
– Helen O. Hardiman, Founder of Hardiman Law PLLC
– Former Commonwealth’s Attorney Michael N. Herring, Partner at McGuireWoods
– Sheriff Antionette V. Irving, PhD, City of Richmond
– Thomas W. McCandlish, Chairman Emeritus at McCandlish Holton
– Former Delegate Michael P. Mullin, General Counsel for the Virginia Beer Wholesalers Association
– Commonwealth’s Attorney Bryan L. Porter, City of Alexandria
– Evans Poston, Jr., Director of Federal and State Affairs at Troutman Strategies and Former Commissioner of the Revenue in Norfolk
– Sarah Robb, Founder of Sarah Robb Law
– John “Jake” L. Spilman, Jr., Partner at McGuireWoods
This transition reflects a proactive approach as Jay Jones prepares to step into office, and his call for applications not only illustrates transparency but also encourages community involvement. The diverse backgrounds and expertise of the transition team members signify a promising start to his tenure, aiming to make impactful changes for all Virginians.