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After the resignation of former Executive Director Ginne-Rae Clay in 2024, the Connecticut Social Equity Council hit the reset button with the appointment of former state representative Brandon McGee as the agency's new leader.
McGee started by creating the council's first strategic plan for how it would move forward and better serve its communities.
–Brian Scott-Smith reporting
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