Jane L. Campbell, the first woman elected Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio, now serves as the President/CEO of the United States Capitol Historical Society. Prior to her election as Mayor, Campbell served as county commissioner for Ohio’s largest county, six terms in the Ohio House, and a term on the Regional 90 DRAFT Transit Authority Board. She focused on economic development, fiscal stability, child welfare, and health and human services. She established Ohio’s first Brownfield Loan program and played a key role in financing Cleveland sports stadiums. Recognized as the 2000 Public Official of the Year by Governing Magazine, Campbell’s leadership extends to her work with Senator Mary Landrieu, where she led efforts in disaster recovery and health care policy. Her Senate roles focused on small business support, women’s entrepreneurship, and bipartisan policy partnerships. Campbell also serves on the boards of the Lincoln Land Policy Institute and the Faith and Politics Institute and is the proud mother of two accomplished daughters and a grandmother.