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OLSON ANNOUNCES NEW STAFF POSITIONS

Washington, DC– Rep. Pete Olson (TX-22) today announced new changes to his staff serving the 22nd Congressional District of Texas.  Beginning February 18, Tyler Nelson will serve as Olson’s Chief of Staff.  Robert Quarles is named the District Director in Olson’s Sugar Land office.  Steve Ruhlen, Olson’s current Chief of Staff, will be departing to become the Chief of Staff for Rep. Lee Terry (NE-02).

"It is my pleasure to congratulate Tyler Nelson, Robert Quarles and Steve Ruhlen on their new ventures,” Olson said.  “I’m excited to name Tyler Nelson as my new Chief of Staff as we continue to benefit from his experience, decisiveness, skill and thoughtful guidance. After years of dedicated service to the constituents of TX-22, Tyler is a wonderful fit and is more than qualified to succeed in this new role. Robert Quarles will be a great District Director with his extensive experience working with folks on casework, aiding in communications with federal agencies to help get things done for the people I am blessed to represent.”

“Steve Ruhlen has been an integral part of the Olson team since he first came to the office.  His management expertise, legislative knowledge, critical influence in decision-making and commitment to developing staff members’ strengths are truly valued.  Those attributes will serve him well in his new role in Rep. Terry’s office. He will be greatly missed, and I wish him all the best,” Olson concluded.

Tyler Nelson is formerly Olson’s District Director and Deputy Chief of Staff in the Sugar Land Office. He will be moving with his family to Washington, DC to fill his new position as Olson’s Chief of Staff.  Robert Quarles is formerly Olson’s District Casework Director and will be stationed in the Sugar Land office to serve as the new District Director.

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