Bill Hagerty is a Republican U.S. Senator from Tennessee, elected in 2020 to succeed retiring Sen. Lamar Alexander and taking office on January 3, 2021.( A businessman and diplomat, Hagerty previously served as U.S. Ambassador to Japan (2017-2019) under President Trump, Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (2011-2014) under Gov. Bill Haslam, and as a White House Fellow in the George H.W. Bush administration; his career also includes roles at Boston Consulting Group and co-founding private equity firm Hagerty Peterson & Company.(

Hagerty serves on the Senate Committees on Banking, Housing, & Urban Affairs, Foreign Relations, Appropriations, and Rules & Administration.( While specific notable legislation is not detailed in available sources, he has been active in conservative priorities and supported Trump-era policies.( His stock trading drew public scrutiny under the STOCK Act: In July 2022, Business Insider reported violations for late disclosure of sales from his dependent children's trusts; recent trades include ETRN, EQT, AHL, EQC, and KEYS, amid ongoing attention to congressional trading.(

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