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Former Republican Gubernatorial candidate, Harry Geisinger began the 2005 Session with 6 years of legislative service under his belt, 4 of which he served as the Republican Whip...

Harry Geisinger's Resume

Lincoln College: University of Cincinnati - BA in Business
1975 - Awarded Outstanding Alumnus of Lincoln College

Episcopalian
Korean War -United State Navy
Patricia Geisinger - wife of 48 years
Children - Donna, Clay & Tricia and 2 grandchildren, Kate & Sam

Work: First job at the age of seven , door-to-door magazine sales: Saturday Evening Post, Life, Ladies Home Companion, et al. In high school and college worked after school and summers , everything from shipping departments to camp counselor and sailing instructor.
Over the years Harry has held position in radio sales, ethical drug sales, owned an advertising agency, a coal brokerage firm and a consumer buying service. In 1980 the Reagan Administration appointed Harry Administrator, Southeastern Power Administration, a position he held for eight years. In recent years Harry has been a business and political consultant.

Legislative: Elected to the Georgia House of Representatives 1969-1974, Re-Elected 2004. Served as House Republican Whip 1970-1974. Selected College Intern Coordinator for the House of Representatives 1973 and 1974. Chaired: Water and Air Pollutions, Sub-committee of State Planning and Community Affairs Committee. Member: Ways and Means, and Rules committees.

Current 2004-2010 Committees
Governmental Affairs - Secretary
General Government sub-committee - Chairman
Martoc (House and Senate Joint Committee, Marta Overview
Natural Resources & Environment
State Planning & Community Affairs - Vice Chairman

National Conference of State Legislators
Member - High-Level Radioactive Waste Working Group

Southern States Energy Board (16 Southern States)
Georgia's 3 Members: Gov. Sonny Purdue, Sen. Doug Stoner, Rep. Harry Geisinger
2006-2007 Executive Committee

Legislative Honors
Selected by Speaker of the House George L. Smith, II, to serve as Georgia's first advisor to the National Legislative Leaders' Conference. Active committee member of the National Legislative Conference on Campaign Financing and Ethics. 1972 - Nominated by the press and selected by Rutgers University as one of fifty legislators in the United States to attend the Eagleton Institute of Politics, an honor for outstanding leaders. 1974 - Republican Candidate for Governor of Georgia.