Scott Cosco is a partner at HartmanCosco Government Relations, where he represents clients before the West Virginia Legislature, the Governor’s Office, and state agencies. His career spans media, government, and public affairs, combining strategic communications expertise with extensive public policy experience.

Scott began his career in radio broadcasting, earning a West Virginia Associated Press Award for Best Sports Talk Show in the large-market category. He later spent a decade in television, culminating in his role as Director of Marketing and Creative Services for WOWK-TV in the Huntington–Charleston market.

Scott served in both the Secretary of State’s Office and the Governor’s Office under Joe Manchin. His responsibilities included directing intergovernmental affairs and constituent services, working closely with local governments, community leaders, and state agencies throughout West Virginia.

Scott is an active leader in business, policy, and higher education organizations. He serves on the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Government Relations Committee, the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America State Policy Council, and the Advisory Council of Marshall University’s W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications. In 2026, he was inducted into the School of Journalism Hall of Fame in recognition of his professional achievements and contributions to the industry.

Previously, Scott served on the Executive Committee of the West Virginia Business & Industry Council and as Chairman of the Utilities, Telecommunications & Energy Coalition of West Virginia (UTEC).

A lifelong West Virginian, Scott resides in Hurricane with his wife, Kathy.

Marvin Woodie began his career with Conn-Weld Industries in 1986 after earning a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from West Virginia University. Throughout his tenure, he has held roles in project engineering and product development and served as Vice President of Field Operations, where he played an instrumental role in expanding Conn-Weld’s global footprint. He currently serves as President of Conn-Weld Industries, LLC.

Marvin’s passion for education, community, and manufacturing is reflected in his service on numerous boards supporting West Virginia’s future. These include Bluefield State University’s Board of Accreditation for the Mechanical Engineering Department and Foundation Board; The Wade Center; WVU’s Visiting Committee for the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department; The Graham High School Foundation; the West Virginia Manufacturers Association Board; the Bluefield Baseball Board; and the Central Appalachian Highway Economic Development Authority.

Marvin has two daughters, Lauren and Jessica, both accomplished professionals who reside in Washington, D.C.

Stephanie Riggs is President of US Methanol, LLC, headquartered in Charleston, West Virginia, with Liberty One manufacturing operations in Institute. Since joining the company in June 2025, she has led its commercial and operational activities, including the successful transition to a direct-to-market business model in 2026. Under her leadership, US Methanol continues to pursue sustainable growth while maintaining safe, reliable methanol production using regional natural gas feedstocks.

Before joining US Methanol, Stephanie spent more than 25 years in the industrial and medical gases industry, serving in leadership and strategic roles spanning finance, process safety and risk management, product management, commercial operations, and manufacturing operations. She combines technical expertise with a proven track record of operational excellence and business growth.

Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and an MBA from National University. She is also a licensed Professional Engineer in Texas. Stephanie and her husband of 28 years have three adult children.

Robert W. “Bob” Milvet is a seasoned executive with more than two decades of leadership experience across finance, manufacturing, healthcare administration, IT systems integration, and complex regulatory environments. A CPA with a BSBA in Accounting from West Virginia University, Bob currently serves as Head of Finance, IT, and Government Relations at Mountaintop Beverage in Morgantown, where he has helped scale the company from start-up to nearly $100 million in annual revenue. He has led ERP implementations, built high-performing teams, and driven financial and operational excellence.

Before joining Mountaintop Beverage, Bob held multiple leadership roles in the healthcare sector, where he led a major financial turnaround, oversaw new facility construction projects, and guided a hospital through the COVID-19 pandemic with agility and strategic foresight. His tenure at Mon Health System and WVU included consistent operational improvements, strategic growth initiatives, and innovative care delivery models.

Bob is widely recognized for his collaborative leadership, strategic vision, and commitment to organizational and community health. He was named a Top 25 Industry Leader Under 40 by Becker’s Hospital Review in 2012 and Rural Health Leader of the Year in 2021 by the West Virginia Center for Rural Health Development. He has served on numerous boards, including the Mon & Preston County United Way Campaign (Chair), Milan Puskar Health Right, the Critical Illness and Trauma Foundation in Bozeman, MT, and the West Virginia Hospital Association. He currently serves on the Cortland Association, Inc. board in Thomas, WV, and the West Virginia Manufacturers Association board. 

Bob and his wife, Whitney, have five children, ages 9 to 16. When not working or cheering on their kids’ sporting events, they enjoy mountain biking, skiing, hiking, fishing, traveling, and managing livestock on their homestead in Preston County.