Chairman, Representative Beau Beaullieu
A native of Iberia Parish, Beau Beaullieu is a conservative small businessman, who since 2001 has owned/operated a financial service firm that works with
businesses throughout Louisiana and Texas to service their company’s 401k Retirement Plans. Beau and his firm, CoSource Financial Group, have been nationally
recognized on multiple occasions for their leadership in the retirement plan industry.
Beau graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in finance and continued his studies at The University of Louisiana at Lafayette where he received his Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA). In addition to being an Accredited Investment Fiduciary, Beau was among the top 75 advisors in the country who were invited to participate in inaugural class of The Retirement Advisor University at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, where he became one of the first certified 401(k) Professionals in the State of Louisiana.
In 2019, as newcomer to the political world, Beau was elected to the 48th District of the Louisiana House of Representatives, which covers parts of Iberia, Lafayette and St Martin Parishes. Beau serves as the Chairman of the House & Governmental Affairs Committee and is a Speaker appointed member of the Joint Legislative Committee on Capital Outlay. He also serves as Chairman of the Acadiana Delegation.
Beau has been married to his wife Kaci for 26 years and they have two daughters and two sons that span the ages of 18 to 24 years old. Beau has been accused of being a chronic community volunteer and works tirelessly to improve the lives of those around him. Beau is a five-time World Gumbo Champion!
Beau graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in finance and continued his studies at The University of Louisiana at Lafayette where he received his Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA). In addition to being an Accredited Investment Fiduciary, Beau was among the top 75 advisors in the country who were invited to participate in inaugural class of The Retirement Advisor University at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, where he became one of the first certified 401(k) Professionals in the State of Louisiana.
In 2019, as newcomer to the political world, Beau was elected to the 48th District of the Louisiana House of Representatives, which covers parts of Iberia, Lafayette and St Martin Parishes. Beau serves as the Chairman of the House & Governmental Affairs Committee and is a Speaker appointed member of the Joint Legislative Committee on Capital Outlay. He also serves as Chairman of the Acadiana Delegation.
Beau has been married to his wife Kaci for 26 years and they have two daughters and two sons that span the ages of 18 to 24 years old. Beau has been accused of being a chronic community volunteer and works tirelessly to improve the lives of those around him. Beau is a five-time World Gumbo Champion!
Vice Chairman, Representative Brach Myers
State Representative Brach Myers serves the Louisiana House of Representatives, representing the city core district of Lafayette (District 45).
In the legislature he serves on Ways and Means Committee, Health and Welfare Committee, Retirement Committee, Joint Legislative Committee for Capitol Outlay,
and the Louisiana Emergency Response Network Board. Professionally, Myers serves as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at LHC Group, a Lafayette,
LA based healthcare company that was originally founded in St. Landry Parish by his parents, Keith and Ginger Myers. LHC Group provides post-acute healthcare
services in over 40 states and employs over 30,000 professionals across the country. Brach’s role in the organization is focused on growing the organizations
patient base and geographic footprint through mergers, acquisitions, and new partnerships. Within the scope of his 24 years in the organization, he has led a
team of over 1000 business development professionals and managers throughout the country, and held roles that included direct patient care, operational analytics,
and business development. Brach has helped foster partnerships between LHC Group and over 300 of the nation’s leading hospitals, healthcare systems, and healthcare
providers, including Baptist Health System, LifePoint Health, Community Health Systems, Christus Health, and Ochsner Health.
Brach also continues to serve as one of the founding board members for LHC Group’s internal 501c3 “The Purpose Fund” which is focused on aiding employees in times
of disaster throughout the organization. In addition, Brach also led the creation of the organization’s “Mission Homefront”, which is a national program aimed at
helping ensure care for Veterans within their homes, as well as helping Veterans find rewarding work within the homecare industry.
Brach is a graduate of Opelousas Catholic High School and the Center for Creative Leadership’s - Leader Development Program. He is also a former student of the University of Louisiana Lafayette where he was a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. Brach is a past appointee to the Emerging Leaders Council for the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry (LABI). He has served as volunteer member of the Lafayette Parish Government’s Recreation Commission, and up until he was inaugurated into the Louisiana Legislature, he served as a member of the board of directors for the Community Foundation of Acadiana - serving the Finance and Business Development Committees and Chairing the Civic Leadership Committee. He previously served as Finance Chair for the St. Landry Parish Veterans Memorial Project and helped to bring the very important project to fruition in St. Landry Parish where a monument of his grandfather, Sgt. Wallen Myers, kneels at center of the monument. Brach recently ended his terms as a Vice Chair for the Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs in Louisiana and as a member of the Community Advisory Board for the Junior League of Lafayette. Brach currently serves on the investment committee of Ochsner Lafayette General Foundation’s Innovation Fund, is a board member of Boys and Girls Clubs of Acadiana, a board member and immediate past chair of Boys and Girls Clubs in Louisiana, a board member for the Episcopal School of Acadiana (ESA), and a board member for the Myers Family Foundation.
Born and raised in Palmetto, a small rural town in north St. Landry Parish, Brach along with his wife Carly (20-year anniversary in 2024) and son Emile (14), now reside in the historical Bendel Gardens neighborhood in Lafayette. As a family they enjoy the greatest of Louisiana’s outdoor activities in their off time, including hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, and running.
Brach is a graduate of Opelousas Catholic High School and the Center for Creative Leadership’s - Leader Development Program. He is also a former student of the University of Louisiana Lafayette where he was a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. Brach is a past appointee to the Emerging Leaders Council for the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry (LABI). He has served as volunteer member of the Lafayette Parish Government’s Recreation Commission, and up until he was inaugurated into the Louisiana Legislature, he served as a member of the board of directors for the Community Foundation of Acadiana - serving the Finance and Business Development Committees and Chairing the Civic Leadership Committee. He previously served as Finance Chair for the St. Landry Parish Veterans Memorial Project and helped to bring the very important project to fruition in St. Landry Parish where a monument of his grandfather, Sgt. Wallen Myers, kneels at center of the monument. Brach recently ended his terms as a Vice Chair for the Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs in Louisiana and as a member of the Community Advisory Board for the Junior League of Lafayette. Brach currently serves on the investment committee of Ochsner Lafayette General Foundation’s Innovation Fund, is a board member of Boys and Girls Clubs of Acadiana, a board member and immediate past chair of Boys and Girls Clubs in Louisiana, a board member for the Episcopal School of Acadiana (ESA), and a board member for the Myers Family Foundation.
Born and raised in Palmetto, a small rural town in north St. Landry Parish, Brach along with his wife Carly (20-year anniversary in 2024) and son Emile (14), now reside in the historical Bendel Gardens neighborhood in Lafayette. As a family they enjoy the greatest of Louisiana’s outdoor activities in their off time, including hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, and running.
Secretary/Treasurer, Representative Troy Hebert
Troy Hebert is a licensed real estate broker in Louisiana that has served in various executive roles throughout his 20 years in the real estate industry.
He was recently elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 31 in October 2023. Troy’s district includes portions of Lafayette & Vermilion Parish.
He currently sits on the House Insurance, Commerce & Judiciary committees.
As an active member of his industry, he served as a board member of the Realtor Association of Acadiana (RAA) from 2008-2015; in 2014 he served as President. He was on the Board of Directors for the Louisiana Realtor Association from 2015-2017, he also served as Co-Chair & Chair of Louisiana Realtors Professional Development Committee. In 2022 & 2023, he was recognized in a National Publication, RISMedia, as a News Maker under the category of Motivator & Influencer.
Outside of real estate he has been involved in the community giving his time in various roles; Past Planning and Zoning Commissioner, Past board member and P resident of the University of Louisiana Alumni Association, Current Chair of the University of Louisiana Moody College of Business Advisory Board, Current member of the University of Louisiana Foundation Board and member of the Beaver Club of Lafayette. He is involved in his church parish, St. John’s Cathedral, through their ACT’S Retreat program where he served as the men’s retreat director for the Spring 2023 retreat. Troy has been involved with various fundraisers in the community.
Troy is married to Kristie McMath Hebert, Dealer/Operator of Arceneaux Ford and current Chairwomen of the Louisiana Automobile Dealer Association. They have two children, Mia who is a Freshman at Louisiana Tech University & Jude, who is a Senior at St. Thomas Moore High School.
As an active member of his industry, he served as a board member of the Realtor Association of Acadiana (RAA) from 2008-2015; in 2014 he served as President. He was on the Board of Directors for the Louisiana Realtor Association from 2015-2017, he also served as Co-Chair & Chair of Louisiana Realtors Professional Development Committee. In 2022 & 2023, he was recognized in a National Publication, RISMedia, as a News Maker under the category of Motivator & Influencer.
Outside of real estate he has been involved in the community giving his time in various roles; Past Planning and Zoning Commissioner, Past board member and P resident of the University of Louisiana Alumni Association, Current Chair of the University of Louisiana Moody College of Business Advisory Board, Current member of the University of Louisiana Foundation Board and member of the Beaver Club of Lafayette. He is involved in his church parish, St. John’s Cathedral, through their ACT’S Retreat program where he served as the men’s retreat director for the Spring 2023 retreat. Troy has been involved with various fundraisers in the community.
Troy is married to Kristie McMath Hebert, Dealer/Operator of Arceneaux Ford and current Chairwomen of the Louisiana Automobile Dealer Association. They have two children, Mia who is a Freshman at Louisiana Tech University & Jude, who is a Senior at St. Thomas Moore High School.