Texas General Land Office Executive and Leadership Team

David Repp, the Chief Financial Officer at Texas General Land Office, manages the fiscal health and investment portfolios that fund public education and vital state services. Overseeing the complex financial reporting for state-owned lands and mineral rights, the Chief Financial Officer ensures transparency and accuracy in all revenue-generating activities. David Repp directs the allocation of capital to support energy development projects and land sales, balancing immediate fiscal needs with long-term asset growth. By implementing robust financial controls, the Chief Financial Officer mitigates risk and optimizes the return on public investments. This leadership role requires constant coordination with state auditors and executive leadership to maintain fiscal integrity. Through the analysis of market trends and economic data, the Chief Financial Officer shapes the financial strategy of the agency. Repp secures the necessary funding for ongoing operations, ensuring that the agency remains a reliable source of revenue for the state of Texas.

Prashanth M., the Chief Information Officer at Texas General Land Office, directs the digital infrastructure and data management systems essential for tracking state-owned lands and resources. Overseeing the modernization of information technology platforms, the Chief Information Officer ensures that all digital tools support the agency's mission of transparency and efficiency. Prashanth M. architects secure data environments to protect sensitive information regarding mineral rights and land leasing records. By integrating advanced analytics into daily operations, the Chief Information Officer enables data-driven decision-making across all agency departments. This leadership role involves managing cybersecurity protocols to safeguard the agency's digital assets against emerging threats. Through the implementation of scalable software solutions, the Chief Information Officer improves the accessibility of public land data for citizens and stakeholders. Prashanth M. drives the digital transformation of the agency, ensuring that technology remains a core component of the long-term sustainability strategy for Texas public lands.

Christine Meckley, the Senior Director, Business Strategy & Chief Information Officer, Office of at Texas General Land Office, architects the long-term business strategy while aligning information technology initiatives with organizational goals. Overseeing the integration of strategic planning and digital innovation, the Senior Director, Business Strategy & Chief Information Officer, Office of ensures that all technological investments directly support the agency's core mission of land and resource management. Christine Meckley directs the development of business processes that enhance operational agility and service delivery. By bridging the gap between strategic objectives and technical execution, the Senior Director, Business Strategy & Chief Information Officer, Office of optimizes the agency's ability to manage mineral rights and energy development projects. This role involves collaborating with other C-suite leaders to identify growth opportunities and improve efficiency. Meckley drives the implementation of strategic frameworks that ensure the agency remains responsive to the evolving needs of the state of Texas.

Molly Keller, the Deputy Director, Operations & Chief of Staff at Texas General Land Office, manages the daily operational cadence and facilitates the strategic priorities of the executive office. Overseeing the coordination of internal departments, the Deputy Director, Operations & Chief of Staff ensures that all agency functions remain synchronized with the broader mission of managing public lands. Molly Keller directs the flow of information and decision-making processes, acting as a primary liaison between the leadership team and the staff. By streamlining operational workflows, the Deputy Director, Operations & Chief of Staff improves the efficiency of land sales and leasing activities. This leadership role involves managing high-priority projects and ensuring that all operational goals align with the agency's commitment to environmental sustainability. Through the oversight of administrative functions, Keller supports the overall effectiveness of the agency. The Deputy Director, Operations & Chief of Staff maintains organizational focus, ensuring that all resources are utilized to benefit the people of Texas.

Alexandra Gamble, the Deputy Director at Texas General Land Office, manages high-level administrative functions and coordinates agency-wide policy implementation. Overseeing the execution of state land management mandates, the Deputy Director ensures alignment between internal operations and the broader mission of generating revenue for public education. Alexandra Gamble directs cross-departmental initiatives to optimize the utilization of state-owned assets and mineral rights. By facilitating communication between executive leadership and various agency divisions, the Deputy Director maintains operational efficiency across the entire organization. This role involves monitoring compliance with state regulations while driving strategic improvements in land leasing and energy development processes. Through rigorous oversight of internal workflows, the Deputy Director supports the long-term sustainability of public resources. The Deputy Director also collaborates with external stakeholders to advance the agency's goals, ensuring that all land-related activities provide maximum benefit to the people of Texas.