Local

Building Our Nation

The Department of Organizational Development is dedicated to empowering local Texas Nationalist Movement groups by providing leadership, resources, and guidance to enhance their effectiveness and align their efforts with our statewide mission.

We're building the future of Texas.

David Breunig

Director of Organizational Development

David Breunig, a staunch advocate for constitutional rights, serves as Director of Organizational Development for the Texas Nationalist Movement, building on his previous leadership roles including Deputy Field Director – Events and leader of the Bullard Local Group.

Chris Milton

Deputy Director of Organizational Development

Angela Wetuski

Deputy Director of Organizational Development - Outreach

Katie Garcia

Deputy Director of Organizational Development - Events

Lori Breunig

Deputy Director of Organizational Development - Volunteers

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Deputy Director of Organizational Development - Communications

Kenneth Kasper

Deputy Director of Organizational Development - Finance & Fundraising

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