Andy Dillon is Michigan's 44th State Treasurer after being named as one of Governor Rick Snyder's first appointments. As Treasurer, Andy Dillon is now responsible for overseeing changes made to the state's taxation laws, distributing revenue sharing monies, and protecting the credit rating of the state and its local units of governments. In addition, he will be charged with managing the retirement funds of Michigan's state police and judges, and its state and public school employees. Treasurer Dillon is well prepared and humbled to lead the state as its new Treasurer. He looks forward to the opportunity of serving the interest of Michigan, and all its citizens.

Andy Dillon has served three terms in the Michigan House of Representatives, and was elected by his colleagues to serve as Speaker of the House during his final two terms. He is married to Carol Dillon, and together, they are proud parents of four children, Matt, Jack, Austin and Teagan.

Prior to achieving elected office, Mr. Dillon served as the managing director of Wynnchurch Capital, vice president of GE Capital, and worked as a financial analyst at WR Grace. In addition, Mr. Dillon practiced law for seven years after graduating with his law and accounting degrees from the University of Notre Dame, and worked as an administrative assistant to U.S. Senator Bill Bradley.

In the Legislature, Speaker Dillon was a leading proponent of energy reform that included expanding Michigan's renewable energy sector, which helped to create thousands of green-collar jobs. During his first term, he was one of the chief architects of the 21st Century Jobs Fund, which was created to diversify Michigan's economy and make the state a magnet for the good-paying jobs of the future. Additionally, under Andy Dillon's leadership as Speaker, he led by example through enacting cost saving measures such as: voluntarily giving up his own legislative health care benefits and voting to reduce his own pay by 10% in an effort to help balance the states budget.