Governor Greg Abbott announced on Apr. 13 the reappointment of Lance Etcheverry, Shanda Perkins, and Ben Streusand to the Texas Public Finance Authority for terms set to expire on February 1, 2031. The authority is responsible for issuing and selling bonds for designated state agencies to finance building acquisitions or construction.
The appointments are part of ongoing efforts by the Texas Governor’s office to provide services and leadership across the state, according to the official website. The governor’s office also promotes economic opportunity, education, and public safety while upholding Texas values.
Etcheverry is founder and managing partner of Flat Creek Capital Management, LP and has served as Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase. He holds board positions with several organizations including Smart Flour Foods and SFS Fire Security Systems. Perkins serves as mortgage claims manager for J Wales Enterprises, LLC and has over two decades of experience in banking. She is active in community organizations such as Open Door Church of Burleson. Streusand is president of Remington Bridge Capital, LLC with previous leadership roles in mortgage banking associations.
The Office of the Texas Governor functions as the executive branch of state government by making appointments to boards like the Public Finance Authority and collaborating with businesses and local governments to foster growth. It also supports programs for women and people with disabilities according to the official website.
The governor’s mansion in Austin has served as an official residence since 1856 and stands as one of the oldest continuously occupied governor’s residences in the country according to information from state officials. Greg Abbott currently serves as the 48th governor leading this office according to its website.
