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Repr. William Brisson
Phone: 919-733-5772
William.Brisson@ncleg.net
Repr. Elmer Floyd
Phone: 919-733-5959
Elmer.Floyd@ncleg.net
Repr. Rick Glazier
Phone: 919-733-5601
Rick.Glazier@ncleg.net
Repr. Marvin Lucas
Phone: 919-733-5775
Marvin.Lucas@ncleg.net
Repr. Diane Parfitt
Senator
Eric Mansfield
Sen.
Wesley Meredith
Senator Richard Burr
Repr. Renee Ellmers
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Tom Fetzer
 Tom Fetzer is one of North Carolina’s most accomplished and
recognized public servants with extensive government and private sector experience spanning over three decades. In the early 1980’s,
Fetzer’s professional career included serving as Executive Assistant to U.S. Senator John East (R-NC) and Campaign Manager to Bill Cobey
for Congress. Tom was a senior campaign advisor in U.S Senator Jesse Helm’s improbable 1984 re-election victory, helping lead a
successful effort to register 80,000 new Republican voters.Tom Fetzer also served as President of Builders Direct, a small building
supplies business. In 1988, Fetzer was the Republican nominee for Congress in North Carolina’s 4th District, raising a record $800,000
for his campaign.
Fetzer’s early experiences propelled him into senior roles in state government. He served as Assistant Secretary of Environment, Health
and Natural Resources from 1989 until 1990 and was promoted in 1991 to Chief Deputy Secretary of Transportation under Governor Jim
Martin. In 1993, Fetzer was elected the first Republican Mayor in the history of the City of Raleigh in an election hailed by the Wall
Street Journal as the “most impressive reform victory in the country” that year. As Mayor, Tom Fetzer stood firm for the conservative
principles upon which he had campaigned. He led a successful effort to privatize vital city services and cut taxes four times in
three years. Fetzer was re-elected with over 60% of the vote in 1995 and 1997 before stepping down as Mayor in 1999. In all three
of his campaigns, Tom raised approximately a half million dollars, shattering all previous fund raising records by tenfold.
In 2000, Tom Fetzer was honored to serve as a teaching fellow at the JFK School of Government at Harvard University, and was then named
Chief Executive of Community Tennis at the United States Tennis Association. While at the USTA, Fetzer oversaw an organization of 200,000
volunteers in communities across America. In 2004, Fetzer became a partner in a political consulting and government affairs firm, Fetzer
Stephens. For the next five years, Fetzer consulted for government leaders, corporate clients and conservative political candidates.
Currently, Tom is a corporate consultant for clients including Hillsdale College, one of America’s leading conservative institutions of
higher learning. Fetzer has served on the boards of North Carolina Right to Life, Raleigh YMCA, Communities in Schools and WakeMed
Hospital. Tom holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics from Wake Forest University and is a member of Holy Trinity Church in Raleigh.
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