State Representative Dan Huberty, R-Humble, joined Moak Casey as a board member in July 2022. Huberty transitioned to his role as Chief Operating Officer at MoakCasey in January 2023, and is now the current Chief Executive Officer, effective January 2025.

Previously, Huberty served on the Humble ISD School board for five years before winning the election that sent him to the Texas Capitol. In his last year as a Trustee, he served as the Board President and as the Vice President and Chairman of the Finance Committee the year prior to that.

During his six terms in the Texas House of Representatives, District 127, Huberty continuously served on the Committee on Public Education. He was elected Chairman of the committee during the 85th and 86th Legislative Sessions. In his role as Chairman, Huberty championed several important pieces of legislation relating to public education. The most important being HB 3 in the 86th Session, which implemented transformational reforms to public school finance in Texas by modernizing outdated formulas, increasing the state share of funding, putting more money into classrooms, energizing teacher pay and investing in programs. Also known as “The Texas Plan”, the legislation stemmed from a report created by the Commission on Public School Finance, which Huberty was appointed to after creating the entity with HB 21 in the 85th Session.