Meet your Cabinet Secretaries

Blayne Arthur currently serves as Secretary of Agriculture. Arthur is the state's first female to hold the position. She acts as Governor Stitt's chief advisor on policy development and implementation related to agriculture, food and forestry.

Brian currently serves as Secretary of State and Secretary of Native American Affairs.

As Secretary of Human Services, Secretary Brown is responsible for a variety of agencies, boards and commissions, including Oklahoma Human Services, the Office of Juvenile Affairs, Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth, the Office of Disability Concerns, Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services and the J.D. McCarty Center. 

Kevin Corbett currently serves as Secretary of Health and Mental Health. In this position, Corbett helps to make government more customer-centered in the delivery of services surrounding health and mental health.

Tricia Everest currently serves as Secretary of Public Safety. In this postion, Everest oversees over 55 agencies including the Department of Public Safety, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, the Pardon and Parole Board, and the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security.

Tim Gatz currently serves as Secretary of Transportation. In this position, Gatz works to develop a safe and efficient transportation infrastructure system across Oklahoma.

Jennifer Grigsby currently serves as Secretary of Economic Administration. Grigsby oversees more than 20 state agencies including the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, the Office of the State Treasurer, the Oklahoma Tax Commission and the State Auditor and Inspector, as an integral part of Governor Stitt’s goal to make Oklahoma a Top Ten state for business and deliver taxpayers more for their money.

John Laws currently serves as Secretary of Budget and State Chief Financial Officer. Laws has over 20 years of executive experience in the leadership and management of corporate finance, business development, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic planning activities. Laws will serve as an integral part of Governor Stitt’s goal to hold government budgets flat and protect the taxpayer.

Chad Mariska currently serves as Secretary of Commerce and Workforce Development.  Mariska oversees 30 agencies, including the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and the Governor’s Council for Workforce and Economic Development.

Ken McQueen currently serves as Secretary of Energy and Environment. In this position, McQueen plays a critical role in advising the administration on policy that encourages robust and responsible development of our natural resources, ensures clean air and clear water for all Oklahomans, and makes our state an example for others to follow.

John Nash currently serves as Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Military. In this position, Nash is an expert who is a champion for our men and women in uniform and the veterans across our state.

Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell currently serves as Secretary of Tourism, Wildlife and Heritage. In this position, Pinnell serves as an active and effective salesman for all of Oklahoma to grow the state and diversify Oklahoma’s economy and help brand the state as a whole.

Elizabeth Pollard currently serves as Secretary of Science and Innovation. In this position, Pollard brings a strong network and wealth of knowledge around the areas of medicine, science, and the intersection of innovation to propel Oklahoma’s economy forward.

Ryan Walters currently serves as Oklahoma's Secretary of Education. In this position, Walters is responsible for various agencies, boards and commissions, including the State Board of Education, College and University Boards of Regents or Trustees, Office of Educational Quality and Accountability and the State Board of Career and Technology Education.

Susan Winchester currently serves as Secretary of Licensing and Regulation. Winchester is a former member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, and Oklahoma’s first female Speaker Pro-Tempore. Winchester will oversee more than 80 state agencies as an integral part of Governor Stitt’s goal to deliver taxpayers more for their money.