Attorney General-Elect Jay Jones Expands “Standing Up for Virginians” Transition Team
Attorney General-Elect Jay Jones has officially expanded his transition team, titled “Standing Up for Virginians.” The announcement marks a significant step as he prepares to assume office in Virginia.
Transition Team Overview
Jones introduced various seasoned leaders from the Commonwealth to join his transition committee. Each member brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong commitment to public service and safety in Virginia. Their collective experience will play a crucial role in the transition process.
Members of the Transition Team
- Dr. Kenneth C. Alexander, PhD – Mayor, City of Norfolk
- Sheriff Joseph “Joe” P. Baron – Sheriff, City of Norfolk
- Leonard A. Bennett – Founding Partner, Consumer Litigation Associates
- Former Delegate Jeffrey M. Bourne – Chief Legal Officer, The Branch Group, Inc.
- Sheriff Alisa A. Gregory – Sheriff, Henrico County
- Helen O. Hardiman – Founder, Hardiman Law PLLC
- Former Commonwealth’s Attorney Michael N. Herring – Partner, McGuireWoods
- Sheriff Antionette V. Irving, PhD – Sheriff, City of Richmond
- Thomas W. McCandlish – Chairman Emeritus, McCandlish Holton
- Former Delegate Michael P. Mullin – General Counsel, Virginia Beer Wholesalers Association
- Commonwealth’s Attorney Bryan L. Porter – Commonwealth’s Attorney, City of Alexandria
- Evans Poston, Jr. – Director, Federal and State Affairs – Troutman Strategies
- Sarah Robb – Founder, Sarah Robb Law
- John “Jake” L. Spilman, Jr. – Partner, McGuireWoods
Transition Website Launched
In conjunction with the team announcement, Attorney General-Elect Jones has launched the “Standing Up for Virginians” website. This platform includes an application form for those interested in contributing to the new administration. The website can be accessed at Transition.jayjones.com.
As the transition progresses, these selected individuals will help shape the future of legal and public safety initiatives across Virginia. Jones emphasizes that the new administration will focus on the needs and well-being of all Virginians.
