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Jesse Ozuna a well-known and respected professional who spent 16 years working at the local and state levels of government, serves as the First Vice President of Public Affairs at Texas Regional Bank (TRB). Mr. Ozuna is responsible for managing TRB’s public policy strategy and leads efforts to identify and develop public sector opportunities in the various TRB markets throughout the state of Texas. He also assists with various aspects of TRB’s real estate portfolio.
Prior to joining TRB in April 2022, he served as Division Manager of the Construction Management and Inspection Services at B2Z Engineering, Government Affairs Officer for DHR Health, and Assistant Director of Government Relations for the City of Houston. Prior to that, he spent 5 years at Hidalgo County where he served as Chief of Staff to the County Commissioner in Precinct 4, where he helped set a $200 Million county-wide budget, and administer a $25 Million annual precinct budget, various public improvement projects, and manage a staff of over one hundred. In addition, his career included positions as legislative aide and director of constituent services at the Texas House of Representatives and a high school teacher and coach at Edinburg C.I.S.D.
Ozuna, an Edinburg native, received his BS in Agricultural Leadership & Development from Texas A&M University in 2006. He is also a Certified Public Manager (CPM) through the William P. Hobby Center for Public Service of Texas State University. In 2024 he was selected to serve as 1 of 96 directors for the Texas Lyceum, a statewide leadership organization focused on finding nonpartisan, nonpolitical and non-adversarial solutions to the problems facing Texas.
A committed community leader in the Rio Grande Valley, he has served on the boards and committees of:
