Robbie Wills is an Attorney at Law and serves clients of WSG Consulting as a government relations consultant and strategist. Robbie served as Speaker of the Arkansas House in 2009-10. He is a native of Conway, graduating from Conway High School and the University of Central Arkansas. He earned a law degree from the UALR Bowen School of Law, where he served as Assistant Editor of the UALR Law Review and graduated with honors.  He earned the top score on the February 2004 Bar Exam.

Robbie has chosen law and public policy as his profession and his dedication.  His career as a public servant, attorney and lobbyist has been based on common sense, fairness, purpose and working with others.  That ethic was recognized by Conway and Faulkner County voters who elected him to two terms on the Faulkner County Quorum Court from 2001-2004, where he chaired the Faulkner County Jail Task Force, and three terms from 2005-2010 as State Representative for District 46, covering West Conway and the western portion of rural Faulkner County.

Bill H. Stovall, III serves clients of WSG Consulting as a government relations consultant and strategist. Bill’s elected public service began in 1992, ending in 2007 as a term-limited legislator and Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives. Bill was named a “Top-Ten Best Legislator” by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for 2005.  A native of Heber Springs, Bill was first elected to the Cleburne County Quorum Court where he served 4 terms.  In 2000, he was elected to the Arkansas House where over the following 3 terms he would serve as chair of Joint Performance Review and Speaker of the House.  In 2005, columnist John Brummett and Max Brantley said of his speakership…”(he) ran the House fairly and boldly and with levels of savvy and efficiency uncommon even before term limits…He’s some kind of Rain Man savant when it comes to the state budget.”  

Kelley Linck serves clients of the WSG Consulting as a government relations consultant and strategist. A former three-term State Representative and House Public Health Committee Chairman, Kelley previously served as Chief of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs at the Arkansas Department of Human Services.