Saul Anuzis served as Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party from 2005- 2009 and was a candidate for Chairman of the Republican National Committee in 2009. His previous political and government service included working with Newt Gingrich at American Solutions, Jack Kemp’s 1988 Presidential campaign, serving as Chief of Staff to Senate Majority Leader Dick Posthumus, Chairman of the MI Senate Republican Campaign Committee and serving on the MI House Republican Campaign Committee.
Anuzis was asked by RNC Chairman Michael Steele to head up the Transition Team on Technology and led the RNC’s first Tech Summit during which over 7,000 activists from around the country participated online, via live video feeds or in person.
Most recently, the RNC created a new standing Committee on Technology and Anuzis was asked by Chairman Steele to not only serve on this committee but also serve as it’s Chairman. Anuzis was the first non-RNC member to hold such a post. In May of 2010, Anuzis was unanimously elected to be Michigan’s National Committeeman to the Republican National Committee. He also serves as a consultant the House Policy Committee chaired by Congressman Thaddeus McCotter.
Anuzis is co-founder and co-owner of Quick Connect VOIP, which is a broadband and VOIP provider in Michigan. He and his partner also own Quick Connect USA which is a Competitive Local Exchange Carrier providing local and long distance service to their customers. He serves as Chairman of both companies.
Anuzis also serves as a Managing Partner of Coast to Coast Strategies, LLC which provides strategic planning, consulting and business development services. He sits on the Advisory Board of several technology companies including BlueSwarm, Victory Solutions and RAP Index. He served on several non-profit boards as well as a Gubernatorial Appointee to the Michigan Jobs Commission and the Michigan Export Development Authority and a member of the Teamsters Union. http://coasttocoaststrategies.com/
Saul Anuzis studied Economics at the University of Michigan in Dearborn. He is the Honorary Consul for the Republic of Lithuania. He and with wife of 25 years, Lina have 4 sons, enjoy skiing, scuba diving, their Harley and sailing.
9/2010
What Others Are Saying About Saul Anuzis
Wall Street Journal 9/17/07
“Mr. Anuzis is doing exactly the right thing to bring Republicans back to majority status in Michigan.”
AP Profile 2/3/05
“His blue-collar background is similar to that of many Michigan Republicans, despite the party’s country club image.”
Hour Magazine “The Insider” May 2007
“Anuzis…doesn’t pretend to be anything other than the bright, self-made businessman and political junkie who believes passionately in the pull-yourself- up-by your-bootstraps ideology of Newt Gingrich’s Conservative Opportunity Society.”
University of Michigan-Dearborn “Legacy” Alumni Magazine June 2007
“Politics, campaigning and networking provided the passion he was looking for in a career, despite his studies in economics.”
MIRS Capitol Capsule, Wednesday, October 17, 2007
“Anuzis isn’t anyone’s “hand maiden” — he exerts more influence than Abraham once did — making him the most influential chair in modern Michigan history.”
Newt Gingrich at the Republican Mackinac Conference September 2007
“You have, in Saul Anuzis, one of the greatest State Chairman in the Republican Party today. His courage, his hard work, his determination is extraordinarily important.”
Recent television interviews (click on text to view):
Saul Anuzis on CBS Michigan Matters – “First Principles” – 7/27/09
Saul Anuzis on Fox News Interview on Cavuto – SEIU California – 5/12/09
Saul Anuzis – Fox News Interview with Megyn Kelly – 11/20/08
Saul Anuzis on CBS Michigan Matters – “The Bailout” – 9/29/08
Saul Anuzis on CBS Michigan Matters – “The Russian Bear” – 8/20/08
Saul Anuzis – Fox News interview with Neil Cavuto – Speaker Pelosi Protest – 8/8/08
Saul Anuzis – Hardball interview with Chris Matthews – GOP Pres. Debate – 10/11/07
Saul Anuzis – CNBC interview with John Harwood – GOP Pres. Debate – 10/10/07
3 Comments
November 22, 2010
A republican governor elected this year. In the state that an outsider like myself may conclude thrives on failure, Detroit, specifically, a Republican walked away with the victory for Governor. As good as the candidate was, that doesn't happen without leadership behind the scenes to help follow through with it. He's got my vote for it.
November 27, 2010
Please explain ?http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/14066
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December 7, 2010
To quote the beginning of the article: "Saul Anuzis served as Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party from 2005- 2009." Not this year.
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