A. H. Strategies Adds Fallin Aide Bennett

A.H. Strategies and Majority Designs today announced the addition of Kaleb Bennett to its professional team.

As a company associate, he will serve out-of-state clients, but also will interact as an account manager with campaigns in Oklahoma.

Bennett most recently was Governor Mary Fallin's legislative liaison to the Oklahoma State Senate. He previously served as a field representative in her 5th District congressional office.

Bennett has an extensive background in legislative issues and campaign operations with experience in survey research.

“We got to know Kaleb when he provided polling services to our clients, and we were immensely impressed with his attention to detail, analysis and the quality of customer service he provided,” said Fount Holland, a partner in both companies.

“We're excited to add Kaleb to the team of professionals who service our clients. He will be a tremendous asset, not only because of his vast experience, but also because of his commitment to integrity.”

Bennett also has been the director of policy development for the OSU Center for Rural Health and the OSU Center for Health Sciences. He was a legislative assistant and legislative correspondent to former Congressman Wes Watkins and to U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe respectively.

In campaigns, he has worked for a major polling company, a gubernatorial campaign and as a field representative for the Right to Work for Oklahomans campaign.

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Worthen Opts Out To Build Consulting Business

Rep. Trebor Worthen, Oklahoma City Republican elected to the House in 2004, said today he doesn't plan to seek reelection and will devote his time to building his private political business interests.

Worthen said that Majority Designs, the political marketing and consulting company he started last year, is growing and demands more of his time.

Worthen also said he will join the GOP consulting firm A.H. Strategies as a senior associate. A.H. Strategies is the partnership of former Tom Coburn staffers Karl Ahlgren and Fount Holland.

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