Kaeley Cook to become President as John Tsarpalas transitions to President Emeritus.
(Las Vegas, NV) Nevada Policy, a nonpartisan policy resource center, is pleased to announce the appointment of a new President.
Kaeley Cook, currently serving as Vice President of Finance, will assume the role of President effective February 17, 2026. John Tsarpalas, who has led Nevada Policy for the past 8 years, will transition into the role of President Emeritus.
Ranson Webster, Chairman of the Board, shared the following statement:
“We are deeply grateful for John’s leadership and service to Nevada Policy. During his tenure as President, the organization experienced meaningful growth, saw key policy initiatives come to fruition, and helped drive real change through the Nevada Legislature. His leadership strengthened our impact across the state.
We are excited to welcome Kaeley into the role of President. Her institutional knowledge, proven leadership, and deep love for Nevada position her perfectly to continue advancing Nevada Policy’s mission to promote ideas that encourage free market solutions, protect individual freedom, and eliminate unnecessary governmental restrictions for the citizens of this great Silver State.”
Kaeley Cook has been with Nevada Policy for 6 years and is a second-generation Nevadan. Having lived in both Northern and Southern Nevada, she brings a comprehensive understanding of the state’s civic, political, and economic landscape. Throughout her tenure, Kaeley has played a central role in many of Nevada Policy’s most significant organizational and policy successes.
Known for her sound judgment, strategic execution, and collaborative leadership style, Kaeley is a trusted and respected leader among staff, board members, donors, and external partners.
Kaeley Cook shared the following about her new role:
“I am honored and excited to step into this role with Nevada Policy. I look forward to continuing our work to expand civic empowerment and reduce legislative dependency for the people of Nevada. We have been building systems that encourage informed and engaged citizen leaders, and I am eager to continue advancing that progress in this new capacity.”
About Nevada Policy:
With a mission to promote ideas that encourage free market solutions, protect individual freedom, and eliminate unnecessary governmental restrictions, Nevada Policy is the policy resource center fighting to protect and further freedom for the people of Nevada. https://nevadapolicy.org/
Media Contact:
Eric Bihr – Vice President of Programs
eric@nevadapolicy.org
PHONE: 562-237-2117
