Board of Directors
Governor George Allen
George served as Governor of Virginia (1994 – 1998); U.S. Senator from Virginia (2001 – 2007); Congressman from Virgnia (1991 – 1993); and member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1983 – 1991). Since leaving office, among other things, he has served on the Reagan Ranch Board of Governors.
Chad Connelly
Chad served as Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party (2011 – 2013), National Director of Faith Engagement for the RNC (2013 – 2017), Founder and CEO of Faith Wins (2017 – present) and South Carolina consultant for the Balanced Budget Amendment campaign (2019 – present).
Loren Enns, President
Loren is President of the BBN Board of Directors as well as prime content expert and educational field operative for the Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA) campaign. He wrote a book on Article V of the Constitution (pub., 2009), relaunched the modern BBA campaign in 2012 and has led the passage of convention calls in 16 states.
Robert Frank, Treasurer
Robert Frank is a Partner at Prager Metis, a Top-100 Accounting firm. Considered by his peers to be a leading authority of not-for-profit accounting matters, Bob has lectured extensively on the topic. Furthermore, he ran his own boutique accounting firm for decades before merging with Prager Metis.
U.S. Senator Judd Gregg
Judd served as U.S. Senator from New Hampshire (1993 – 2011); Governor of New Hampshire (1989 – 1993); and Congressman from New Hampshire (1981 – 1989). He also served as Chair of the Senate Budget Committee (2005 – 2007) and was appointed to the Simpson Bowles commission.
Governor Gary Herbert
Gary served as Governor of Utah (2009 – 2021); Lt. Governor of Utah (2005 – 2009); and Chair of the National Governors Association (2015 – 2016). He has long promoted the cause of fiscal responsibility, both in his tenure as Governor of Utah and his long-term support of a Balanced Budget Amendment.
Governor Butch Otter
Butch served as Governor of Idaho (2007 – 2019); Congressman from Idaho (2001 – 2007); Lt. Governor of Idaho (1987 – 2001); and member of the Idaho House of Representatives (1972 – 1976). Butch has long stood as a strong supporter of the 10th amendment and the responsibility of the states to keep Washington in check.
Constantin Querard
Constantin is the founder of Grassroots Partners, LLC. For more than three decades he has worked for conservative candidates at the local, state and national levels (U.S. Senate and Presidential, etc.). He has also worked on various conservative issue campaigns, including Article V efforts (Term Limits, Balanced Budget, etc.).
Governor Ed Schafer
Ed served as the 30th Governor of North Dakota from 1992 to 2000. He also served as the 29th Secretary of Agriculture under George W. Bush from 2008 to 2009. He was appointed as the Interim President of the University of North Dakota, serving from January through June 2016.
Governor Chris Sununu
Chris has served as our National Honorary Chair since June 2025, and previously served as Governor of New Hampshire (2017 – 2025), and member of the New Hampshire Executive Council (2011 – 2017). He was a huge proponent of fiscal responsibility, and brings that dedication to our organization.
Karrin Taylor Robson
Karrin is President and CEO of Arizona Strategies, which focuses on land use, zoning entitlements, regulatory affairs and public policy issues. Karrin has served on the Arizona Board of Regents since June of 2017 when Governor Doug Ducey personally appointed her to the position.
Governor Scott Walker
Walker served as Governor of Wisconsin (2011 – 2019), Chair of the Republican Governors Association (2016 – 2017), Executive of Milwaukee County (2002 – 2010), and Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly from the 14th District (1993 – 2002).
Board of Advisors
U.S. Senator Norm Coleman
Norm served as a U.S. Senator from Minnesota (2003 – 2009); Mayor of St. Paul (1994 – 2002); and Solicitor General for the state of Minnesota. Since leaving office, Senator Coleman founded the National Action Network and became Chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition.
Ambassador Mick Mulvaney
