Matt Strickler

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Matt Strickler
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10th Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources
In office
January 13, 2018 –September 27, 2021
Cabinet of Governor Ralph Northam (2018–2022)
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Kelly Thomasson (2018–2022)
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    Secretary of Administration
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    Bettina Ring (2018–2022)
      Secretary of Commerce and Trade
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        • Clark Mercer (2018–2022)
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