Ryan Sitton is one of the world's leading energy experts. In 2014, he was elected to the Texas Railroad Commission, the state agency that oversees oil and gas regulation in Texas and is the first engineer to serve on the Commission in 50 years. As Railroad Commissioner, Ryan is committed to fostering an environment where energy can be responsibly produced as efficiently and effectively as possible.
A native Texan who grew up in the Irving area, Ryan is a graduate of Texas A&M University where he earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering, and met his wife, Jennifer. In 2006, Ryan and Jennifer founded PinnacleART, an engineering and technology company focused on reliability and integrity programs for the oil, gas, and petrochemical, mining, pharmaceutical, and wastewater industries. What began as a garage project has today become a leading company, with over 700 employees across four continents.
With over 20 years of experience in the oil, gas, and petrochemical industries, Ryan is an active member of several industry groups and is the current Chairman of Texas A&M's Mechanical Engineering Advisory Council. Ryan is seen as one of the foremost authorities on integrity programs and risk analysis, having been frequently called to provide expertise to some of the world's most complex companies.
Ryan and his wife Jennifer have three children - Sarah, Luke, and Lance - and are active members of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. In addition to his political and technical areas of focus, Ryan is a passionate entrepreneur. In the past five years, he has spearheaded new businesses in everything from real estate to restaurants. Today, he is pursuing a new startup - a new generation of tricycles that adults and kids can both enjoy. He is deeply honored to serve as your Railroad Commissioner.

God equipped Debbie with both organizational and technical skills. She holds a Masters in Computer Science from Princeton University but spent many years as a stay-at-home mom, while organizing many events for her church. In 2010, God called her to join Heritage Alliance where she has helped with gathering the campaign finance data before she stepped into her current role. She has 3 children and lives in Austin, Texas with her husband, Mark. In her spare time, Debbie enjoys sewing, playing hand bells and teaching high school girls Sunday School.