Casey Cagle for Governor announced additional hires to bolster his team of campaign staff and advisers.

“We’ve had incredible success to this point,” Cagle said. “We won the primary by a commanding margin – and won 123 out of 159 counties – in a crowded, seven-man field. I’m excited about the additional staff which will allow us to spread my message of bold, conservative leadership even further.

“We are adding strategic hires to the political shop in an effort to continue organizing a grassroots force unlike anything the state has ever seen, and I’m excited to get to work on winning the runoff.”

The campaign will open a Hall county field office run by Gainesville native Graham Williams and deploy field directors to specific regions of the state.

Ryan Williams joins Cagle for Georgia after serving as Rick Jeffares’ campaign manager. He will serve as Deputy Campaign Manager overseeing the political department.

Graham Williams joins Cagle for Georgia from various entrepreneurial endeavors. He will serve as a Field Director for Hall county and Northeast Georgia. He will manage the Hall county field office which will open today, May 29.

Justin Hawkins joins Cagle for Georgia from his previous post as Forsyth County GOP chair. Justin has worked various campaigns in Forsyth County and has also worked in the private sector. He will serve as a field director for Cherokee, Forsyth and Gwinnett counties.

Ethan Holliman joins Cagle for Georgia after working several congressional campaigns and managing Lee Anderson’s successful campaign for state Senate. He is a University of Florida law student and will serve as a field director focused on East Georgia and south metro Atlanta.

Matthew Bowling joins Cagle for Georgia after working as an intern during the primary election as well as grassroots coordinator for Cagle’s successful 2014 re-election bid. He will serve as a field representative.

Collins Udekigbo joins Cagle for Georgia as a personal aide.