Home Sen. Warner announces Keyanna Conner as state director
News

Sen. Warner announces Keyanna Conner as state director

Contributors

Keyanna ConnerU.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) announced Tuesday that Keyanna Conner will now lead Sen. Warner’s state operations as the state director.

Conner has worked as Sen. Warner’s Director of Government and Community Affairs since December 2014, serving as a primary point of contact between the Senator’s office and representatives of state and local governments, public agencies and constituency organizations. She will continue to be based in Richmond. Prior to joining Sen. Warner’s official Senate staff, Dr. Conner was a senior advisor on Sen. Warner’s 2014 re-election campaign.

“Our office puts a premium on the highest levels of constituent service, and Keyanna shares my commitment to solving problems and helping Virginians,” Sen. Warner said. “Keyanna has been an invaluable member of our staff, and I am very pleased that she will continue to work with state and local stakeholders and serve Virginians everyday as State Director.”

“I look forward to continuing to serve the constituents of the Commonwealth by leading Sen. Warner’s state operation. It has been an honor to work with state and local stakeholders this past year, and am pleased to continue that great work in this new capacity,” Conner said.

Conner graduated from Hampton University in 2006 and completed a doctoral degree in organic chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth University in December 2015. She grew up on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

Support AFP

Contributors

Contributors

Have a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip? Email editor Chris Graham at [email protected]. Subscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple PodcastsSpotifyPandora and YouTube.

Latest News

whit babcock virginia tech
Football

Whit Babcock announces ‘retirement’ as AD at Virginia Tech

two faces of ben cline
Politics

Ben Cline breaks his silence on failure to save his job from the gerrymander

Ben Cline has finally spoken on his failed effort to get Virginia to vote down congressional redistricting/save his $174,000-a-year job, and not surprisingly, he can’t get the facts straight.

witchcraft
Politics

New Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao didn’t let witchcraft happen to Virginia, at least

The guy who barely ran against Tim Kaine for a U.S. Senate seat in Virginia in the 2024 cycle, and lost, Hung Cao, is the latest MAGA to be rewarded for failure, earning himself a temporary post as the acting Secretary of the Navy.

aaron roussell
Basketball

UVA Basketball: Roussell signs VCU transfer Mary-Anna Asare to backcourt

radio car
Schools, Arts, Media

Rob Schilling is paid by WINA to hate the ‘Democratic Socialist Republic of Charlottesville’

Waynesboro Public Library
Schools, Arts, Media

Waynesboro: Community read to feature works by Robin Wall Kimmerer

uva baseball max stammel
Baseball

UVA Baseball: #10 ‘Hoos show ‘grit’ in come-from-behind win over Liberty