2) ADORATION HOSPICE CARE TEXAS, LLC
3) AT&T
4) Atlas Sand
7) Boehringer Ingelheim USA Corp.
10) Centene Corporation on behalf of its affiliates and subsidiaries including Superior HealthPlan
14) Creative Solutions in Healthcare Inc.
15) Disaster Recovery Services, LLC
16) EduCare Community Living Corp.
20) High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1
21) International Legal Finance Association
22) J Ferg Pros
25) Luminant Generation Company LLC
26) MEI Group
28) PATE REHABILITATION ENDEAVORS INC
29) PharMerica Corp.
32) Professional Bondsmen of Texas
34) ResCare, Inc. DBA BrightSpring Health Services
35) SE Legacy Development, LLC
36) Shiftkey LLC
38) Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers
39) Texas Commercial Airport Association
40) Texas Consumer Lenders, LLC
41) Texas Employers for Affordable Healthcare
42) Texas Land Title Association
43) Texas Original Compassionate Cultivation LLC
44) Texas Podiatric Medical Association
45) Texas Roofer and Consumer Association
46) Texas Tech University System
49) TXU Energy Retail Company LLC
50) Vaquero Ventures
51) Vistra Corp
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Logan Spence is a Partner at the Austin office of Hance Scarborough, LLP where he represents trade associations, corporations and interest groups before the state legislature and agencies. Logan began his career in state government in 1999 as an intern for State Senator Robert Duncan. In 2001, he worked as the legislative assistant to State Rep. Warren Chisum. While attending law school in Houston, Logan worked for Harris County Judge Robert Eckels, District Judge Harvey Brown and the government affairs office of El Paso Energy.
Upon graduating from law school, he spent five years as a Policy Director in Gov. Rick Perry's Office of Budget, Planning and Policy covering a wide variety of issues and agencies. Logan moved to the Texas State Senate in 2007 where he served as Sen. Dan Patrick's Chief of Staff.
In 2013, Logan served as the manager for Dan Patrick's campaign for lieutenant governor. This ultimately successful effort, against three established statewide incumbents, gave Logan first-hand experience in political communications, grassroots management and campaign strategy. After leading the transition team, Logan was named Chief of Staff to the Lieutenant Governor in 2015.
Logan's broad experience in the Texas House, Texas Senate as well as the Office's of Governor and Lt. Governor, give him a unique ability to advocate for his clients in Texas government. Logan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from Texas Tech University and a Juris Doctorate degree from South Texas College of Law. He has been married to his wife Cynthia for over 20 years and they have four children.
