Three Point Crew

Liza Christian joined Three Point Strategies in November 2006.  Having grown up in a political family, Ms. Christian has an extensive history in Texas politics.  Prior to joining Three Point Strategies, she worked as scheduler and office manager in a nationally targeted congressional campaign. 

Upon joining Three Point Strategies Ms. Christian has advocated on behalf of Three Point Strategies’ clients, researched and analyzed policy, and provided documentation to support the efforts to advance pressing legislation.  

Ms. Christian is currently seeking a masters degree at Baylor University. She is a 2006 graduate of Baylor University with a degree in Political Science.  She is also a 2002 graduate of Summit Ministries, an intensive educational conference that analyzes the major worldviews and their direct relation to public policy.

Mrs. Wohlgemuth served as President of the Texas Conservative Coalition, Chairman of the TCCRI Health and Human Services Task Force, and Co-Chairman of the TCCRI State Finance Task Force.  Mrs. Wohlgemuth is currently a board member of the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute and is a Visiting Research Fellow for the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

Mrs. Wohlgemuth has been a certified flight instructor since 1972 and holds ratings in Single and Multi-engine Land, Single-engine Sea, and Instruments.  She is an Advanced and Instrument Ground Instructor and taught aerobatics.  She also attended Texas Tech University.

Arlene Wohlgemuth, Founder & President

Arlene Wohlgemuth founded Three Point Strategies, LLC following ten years of distinguished service as State Representative for District 58.   Recognized as a leader in the Texas House, she was twice named as one of the Ten Best Legislators by Texas Monthly and was likewise recognized by Gallery Watch and Lone Star Report.  During the 78th Legislature, she served as Chairman of Appropriations Article II Subcommittee (Health and Human Services), Vice-Chairman of Calendars, Chairman of Budget and Oversight for Human Services, and member of the Select Committee for Health Care Expenditures.  Ms. Wohlgemuth authored HB 2292, the sweeping reform of Health and Human Services which improved service delivery for recipients and will save taxpayers more than $4B during its first five years.  The reform included consolidating twelve HHS agencies into five and is the largest government reform bill ever passed in the state.  The bill also created more opportunities for privatization than any previous legislation in Texas. The creation of the Office of Inspector General by HB 2292 and the additional authority and funding given to the Office of the Attorney General led to Texas being recognized for fraud prevention/prosecution and given the nation’s top fraud-fighting award in September 2005 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

During previous legislative sessions, Mrs. Wohlgemuth served on the Public Health Committee, County Affairs Committee, Urban Affairs Committee, and Higher Education Committee. 

 

 

E-mail: Arlene@threepointstrategies.com

Tiffiny Britton has more than 12 years experience in Texas politics. She spent five legislative sessions working in the Texas House and Senate and has worked on several state and federal campaigns. During her nine-year tenure working in the legislature, she served as director of the Senate Infrastructure Development and Security Committee and chief of staff for Senate Finance Chairman Steve Ogden. Since leaving the Capitol, Ms. Britton worked for a major public relations firm where she managed public affairs accounts for various corporate clients and ran her own political fundraising and public affairs business, raising more than $2.5 million for a nationally targeted congressional race and advising clients on transportation issues.

During her time with Senator Ogden, Ms. Britton worked on a variety of issues including public and higher education, transportation, homeland security and finance. She worked on major legislation including the following: Governor George W. Bush’s Texas version of No Child Left Behind; and House Bill 3588, the most significant transportation legislation in the history of Texas, providing the state a number of new tools to improve mobility and safety.

 

 

 

 

In addition to policy experience, Ms. Britton has a depth of knowledge in communications and event planning. She has developed and maintained relationships with media throughout the state and has planned numerous fundraising and earned media events, including a fundraiser with the Vice President of the United States that netted the most money ever raised by a congressional challenger.

Ms. Britton is a 1992 graduate of Texas A&M University with a degree in Speech Communications and Journalism.