Putting Our Community First!
Putting Our Community First!
Adam Hattersley is running for Florida State House, District 59 encompassing most of Brandon, Valrico, Dover, Seffner, Riverview, Palm River and Clair-Mel City.
Born in Massachusetts and raised mostly in Colorado, Adam Hattersley graduated with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2000 and 2001, respectively. While there, he was a member of the 1999 NCAA Champion men’s gymnastics team. He then served as a Nuclear Submarine officer in the US Navy for eight years, including time in the Pacific Fleet, on the ground with an Army unit in Operation Iraqi Freedom (2006-2007) for which he was awarded a Bronze Star, and completed his service as an instructor at the US Naval Academy.
After being honorably discharged from the Navy, Adam moved to Riverview, FL in 2009 where he worked for Granite Services, International (a subsidiary of GE), leading a team responsible for training and managing hundreds of skilled technicians all over the world. In 2016 he and his wife opened C-Suite Promotions, a print and promotional item distributorship. He currently serves as a Selective Service board member for the community.
Adam is an internationally certified judge for men’s gymnastics, and has represented the US at competitions and events on four continents.
Adam Hattersley is running for Florida State House, District 59 encompassing most of Brandon, Valrico, Dover, Seffner, Riverview, Palm River and Clair-Mel City.
Born in Massachusetts and raised mostly in Colorado, Adam Hattersley graduated with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2000 and 2001, respectively. While there, he was a member of the 1999 NCAA Champion men’s gymnastics team. He then served as a Nuclear Submarine officer in the US Navy for eight years, including time in the Pacific Fleet, on the ground with an Army unit in Operation Iraqi Freedom (2006-2007) for which he was awarded a Bronze Star, and completed his service as an instructor at the US Naval Academy.
After being honorably discharged from the Navy, Adam moved to Riverview, FL in 2009 where he worked for Granite Services, International (a subsidiary of GE), leading a team responsible for training and managing hundreds of skilled technicians all over the world. In 2016 he and his wife opened C-Suite Promotions, a print and promotional item distributorship. He currently serves as a Selective Service board member for the community.
Adam is an internationally certified judge for men’s gymnastics, and has represented the US at competitions and events on four continents.
"Education, Infrastructure, Equality - we kept hearing people say "they" would do something about it. I realized long ago that "they" comes from "us"...and so I am standing up. This is the time for new leadership."
On The Issues
Our children deserve the best. We need to find a way to fully fund education, relieve the burden of overcrowding and compensate our teachers for the great work, time, effort and passion they bring to the classroom. Inclusive education is a right in this country and we need to treat it as such.
This isn't just a District 59 problem, it is a national one, and one where I'd like to make a difference on the State level. My wife and I were on the Affordable Care act a few years ago and we know that wasn't the solution as it was super expensive and the coverage was lacking. We can't charge the working class so much they can't feed their children or afford a roof over their heads. We need to make sure everyone has access to healthcare and especially protect our sick, our disabled, our children, our elderly, our veterans and our poor from rising costs. We know the current system doesn't work and neither did the old one - so positive, smart and responsible change is needed.
District 59 is an amazing district filled with a diverse set of people and businesses. I will represent this diversity and everyone in this district regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, disability or sexual orientation. We need to embrace what makes us different and use it to unite us as a community. You all have my ear...
