Mason Moses serves as the Vice President for Executive Compensation with Trusted Capital Group, a HUB International Company. He specializes in serving the financial planning and wealth management needs of his clients and consulting organizational leaders and Boards on executive compensation that enhances the goals of both the executive and the organization. Mason regularly presents nationally on both these topics. He received his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech University and his master’s degree from Texas A&M University from the President George H.W. Bush School of Government. Prior to joining TCG Advisors, Mason worked in the Texas Senate and was the Chief Communications Officer for the Texas System of Regional Educational Service Centers.

Board of Directors Secretary – Mason Moses – Williamson CAD

Board of Directors Secretary – Mason Moses - Williamson CAD

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Mason Moses
Place 3 – Secretary
Term Expires 12/31/26

Board of Directors – Williamson CAD

Mason serves as an elected member of the Williamson Central Appraisal District board of directors in Place 3.

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Mason Moses serves as the Vice President for Executive Compensation with Trusted Capital Group (TCG (Trusted Capital Group)), a HUB International Company. He specializes in serving the financial planning and wealth management needs of his clients and consulting organizational leaders and Boards on executive compensation that enhances the goals of both the executive and the organization. Mason regularly presents nationally on both these topics. He received his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech University and his master’s degree from Texas A&M University from the President George H.W. Bush School of Government. Prior to joining TCG (Trusted Capital Group) Advisors, Mason worked in the Texas Senate and was the Chief Communications Officer for the Texas System of Regional Educational Service Centers.

Mason Moses earned a bachelor's degree from Texas Tech University and a master's degree from Texas A&M University's President George H.W. Bush School of Government.

Mason Moses
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Mason Moses serves as the Vice President for Executive Compensation with Trusted Capital Group (TCG (Trusted Capital Group)), a HUB International Company. He specializes in serving the financial planning and wealth management needs of his clients and consulting organizational leaders and Boards on executive compensation that enhances the goals of both the executive and the organization.

He received his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech University and his master’s degree from Texas A&M University from the President George H.W. Bush School of Government. Prior to joining TCG (Trusted Capital Group) Advisors, Mason worked in the Texas Senate and was the Chief Communications Officer for the Texas System of Regional Educational Service Centers.

Mason Moses currently serves as vice president for executive compensation with Trusted Capital Group, a HUB International company. He previously worked in the Texas Senate and as chief communications officer for the Texas System of Regional Educational Service Centers.

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