Ryan Cade Brazoria County Commissioner

Ryan attended Brazoswood High School before heading off to the University of Louisiana where he played football for the Rajun Cajuns and graduated with a General Business degree. He started his career as an insurance agent for State Farm Insurance and successfully grew that business here in Angleton for 16 years before opening a construction company where he was involved in several development pro

jects around Brazoria County. Always the entrepreneur at heart, Ryan started his Wagyu ranching business in 2012 and R-C Ranch Craft Beef has been growing and evolving ever since. In 2014, Ryan felt a calling to become involved in local politics in an effort to give back to the community that had given him so much. He ran for and won his race for Brazoria County Commissioner for Precinct 2 that year, and was re-elected for another four-year term in 2018. Ryan actively volunteers his time and is on the board of several local community outreach organizations. He and his wife, Kelli, have been married for 19 years. They live in Bailey’s Prairie where they are introducing their three children, Reagan, Miller and Logan, to the ranching business. Ryan’s passion, determination and hard work have paid off as R-C Ranch received the 2019 Texas Wagyu Association Carcass of the Year Runner-up and Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s Best Bites Competition Grand Champion Award two years running. Ryan carried that same drive and dedication with him as he entered office as our Brazoria County Commissioner, where he is fully committed to ensuring the residents of Precinct 2 are well represented.