Brown Named House Republican Caucus Administrator

November 10, 2026

HARRISBURG - Rep. Marla Brown (R-Lawrence) has been selected by her colleagues to serve as caucus administrator for the Pennsylvania House Republican Caucus for the 2027-28 Legislative Session.

Brown will serve on the House Republican leadership team in this role, helping oversee caucus operations and ensuring member offices have the resources and support they need to serve their constituents.

“I am honored to be selected by my colleagues to serve as caucus administrator and appreciate their confidence in me,” Brown said. “I have a master’s degree in Servant Leadership and have spent much of my career building and leading successful teams and organizations. I look forward to bringing that management and leadership experience to this role.”

Brown’s experience includes serving as vice president of sales and marketing for UPS in the United Kingdom and Ireland, where she managed more than 600 employees, a billion-dollar budget and overall operations, including an international company merger.
She also built and operated her own small business for 10 years, which continues to grow today. Later, as chief executive officer of a Pregnancy Resource Center, she grew annual fundraising from $200,000 to $3.5 million in just two years and expanded services to two additional locations.

“I believe this combination of leadership and operational and financial management experience makes me well-qualified for this responsibility,” she said.

As caucus administrator, Brown will oversee the printing and motor licensing departments, assign member offices, coordinate office moves and manage parking resources for the caucus.

“Looking ahead, I see opportunities to improve efficiencies, make better use of technology and maximize the resources we already have. I also want to ensure we are getting the most out of our print shop and other departments. My goal is to build on the progress already made, identify opportunities for improvement and ensure our operations are working as effectively as possible to be the voice of our members and their constituents,” Brown said. “In addition, I want to more effectively communicate a consistent Republican brand and image.”


Representative Marla Brown
9th Legislative District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives