David M. Weeks
President & Founder
Weeks&Co, Established 1981

David is an award winning consultant who has advised Fortune 500 companies,
directed media, public relations and governmental relations in markets across America, and participated in political campaigns ranging from city council to presidential.

David currently serves as media consultant to numerous office holders, campaigns and PAC’s.

Former clients include former Governor Rick Perry, Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval, former United States Senator Dean Heller, Attorney General Greg Abbott, United States Senator Kay Hutchison, The National Republican Senatorial Committee and the Republican Governor’s Association among others.

Among Weeks&Co’s current and former corporate clients include Renewable Water Resources of Colorado, Chickasaw Nation, Texas Association of Charter Schools, GTECH, Sanderson Farms, Brazos River Authority, Direct Energy; Americans for Fair Taxation, Twenty8 Entertainment, Circuit of Americas US Grand Prix, AT&T, Xerox and many more.

A former gubernatorial press aide and speechwriter, David is a member of the American Association of Political Consultants, where he has often won the organization’s annual Pollie Awards, the most prestigious in the political campaign and public affairs profession.

He has served on numerous boards and commissions including the Board of Directors for the Texas Department of Public Safety Foundation and the Board of Advisors for the College of Communications.

A sixth-generation Texan, David served on the Texas Quarter Dollar Coin Advisory Committee as an appointee of then-Governor George W. Bush. In this role, he contributed to the design and creation of the Texas state quarter put in circulation by the program, the most popular commemorative coin program in U.S. history.

A frequent guest lecturer on politics and political campaigns at his alma mater, The University of Texas at Austin, David was named Alumnus of the Year by the University’s College of Communication in 2008.

In 2000, he endowed a presidential scholarship in communications at the school and has served on several university and alumni boards.

Elliott J. Weeks
Managing Director

Elliott Weeks is a United States Marine Corps combat veteran and strategic communications leader with nearly two decades of experience spanning political campaigns, state government, corporate consulting, and entrepreneurship.

As Director of Marketing and Outreach for the Texas Veterans Land Board, Elliott led a multidisciplinary team of 15 and managed a $1.5 million marketing budget. He directed statewide communications, public engagement, media relations, and outreach for veteran loan programs, long-term care facilities, and state veterans cemeteries. His campaigns helped generate 20% year-over-year growth in land loans, achieve a 97% occupancy rate across the state’s veterans homes, and deliver the highest occupancy in 12 years at the Big Spring Texas State Veterans Home. He also developed strategic partnerships with government agencies, industry organizations, and private-sector stakeholders.

Earlier in his career, Elliott helped shape media strategy for corporate and political clients, including Governor Rick Perry’s 2012 presidential campaign. At the Texas Department of Public Safety, he established the agency’s first modern digital and social media framework and supported communications across 15 divisions, including law enforcement, emergency management, and homeland security. He later advised Fortune 500 executives on digital strategy while working with Dell’s Digital Business Services division.

Elliott is also the founder of a U.S.-made outdoor goods company, giving him firsthand experience building a brand, managing operations, and turning ideas into action. He holds a B.S. in Corporate Communications from The University of Texas at Austin.

Today, Elliott brings military discipline, political insight, government experience, and entrepreneurial creativity to help candidates, organizations, and public leaders communicate clearly, build trust, and move people to action.