Geoff Duncan

Geoff Duncan is a prominent American businessman and politician who served as the 12th Lieutenant Governor of Georgia from 2019 to 2023. His political journey began when he was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 2012, where he quickly established himself as a dedicated public servant. During his tenure, Duncan authored significant legislation, including the Cargo Theft Act and Michael’s Law, which aimed to enhance public safety and welfare in Georgia. His commitment to improving healthcare access led to the successful passage of SB258, which allocated over $200 million to rural hospitals in the state.

Before entering politics, Duncan had a successful career in professional baseball. He played for the Florida Marlins organization after being drafted in 1996, reaching the Triple-A level as a relief pitcher. Unfortunately, a shoulder injury cut his baseball career short, prompting him to pivot into the business world. He co-founded a marketing company that thrived, allowing him to work with Fortune 500 companies before selling the business and focusing on new ventures, including serving as CEO of a health tech startup.

Duncan’s political ascent culminated in his election as Lieutenant Governor in 2018, where he championed healthcare policy and aimed to position Georgia as the technology capital of the East Coast. His leadership during a tumultuous political climate, particularly following the 2020 presidential election, showcased his commitment to integrity and transparency in governance.

After leaving office, Duncan transitioned to a role as a political commentator for CNN, where he continues to influence public discourse. He remains active in the Republican Party, advocating for a future that aligns with his values while engaging in public speaking and entrepreneurship. Duncan’s multifaceted career reflects his dedication to service, innovation, and leadership in both business and politics.