Possesses extensive knowledge of the Texas legislative process
Works with a diverse set of clients in furthering their state legislative goals
Extensive background working on public health policy, energy resources and the budget
2) Air Liquide
3) American Association of Nurse Practitioners
8) Brownsville Navigation District
9) Cemex
11) Community Choice Financial OpCo, LLC
13) DeWitt County
14) Endeavors
15) Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce
17) Gonzales County
22) Luminant Generation Company LLC
23) McMullen County
27) Rice University
30) Texans for Charitable Bingo Inc
31) Texas Association of City & County Health Officials
32) Texas Manufactured Housing Association
34) Texas Pacific Land Corporation
35) Texas Woman's University Foundation
36) TXU Energy Retail Company LLC
37) Vistra Corp.
Anne Mazuca brings over a decade of legislative experience working at the Texas Capitol, most recently serving six years as Chief of Staff to State Representative R.D. ‘Bobby' Guerra.
During her time working in the Texas legislature, she has worked for Members from Dallas, Galveston and South Texas, allowing her the opportunity to build relationships with local elected officials, community leaders and stakeholders from across the state while working on a wide range of policy areas. Prior to being named chief of staff, she served as a legislative director and legislative aide where she was the primary staff lead for the House Appropriations Committee Article II and Article III focusing on healthcare and education funding, the Public Health Committee, Energy Resources, Business & Industry, Ways & Means and Insurance committees.
In her capacity as chief of staff, Anne was responsible for guiding the day-to-day operations of the Capitol and McAllen offices. Outside of the office, she provided support for her Member's re-election campaign where she provided feedback on messaging, managed all Texas Ethics Commission and campaign finance filings and offered general advice and assistance related to his campaign.
An Austin native, Anne has close ties to the city in which she still resides.
Former legislative director and committee director of the Texas House Committee on Public Health
Experience working on Texas House and Senate campaigns
Proven record of helping clients navigate complex legislative issues and oversight
2) Air Liquide
3) American Association of Nurse Practitioners
4) American Kratom Association
7) Cemex
9) Community Choice Financial OpCo, LLC
11) DeWitt County
12) Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce
13) Gonzales County
14) Houston Firefighters Relief and Retirement Fund
16) Luminant Generation Company LLC
17) McMullen County
21) PrizePicks
23) Rice University
24) San Jacinto River Authority
26) Speedy Stop Food Stores LLC
27) Texans for Charitable Bingo Inc
28) Texas Association of City & County Health Officials
29) Texas EMS Alliance Association
30) Texas Manufactured Housing Association
32) Texas Pacific Land Corporation
34) TXU Energy Retail Company LLC
35) Vistra Corp.
Craig Holzheauser brings to Cornerstone years of involvement in Texas state and local politics. The son of a state representative, Craig went to work in the private sector after college before beginning a political career at the state capitol in 2012.
Working as a legislative consultant, managing the campaigns of House and Senate members, and serving as legislative director and then committee director of the House Committee on Public Health in his first year of employment, Craig is goal oriented and proven himself to be a quick study. Craig has a keen political intuition and a knack for developing the type of relationships that matter in campaigns, service of an elected official, or success for his clients.
A native of Victoria, Texas, Craig holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Science from Texas A&M University.
