[ld_fancy_heading tag=”h2″ split_type=”words” ca_init_scale_x=”1″ ca_init_scale_y=”1″ ca_init_scale_z=”1″ ca_init_opacity=”0″ ca_an_scale_x=”1″ ca_an_scale_y=”1″ ca_an_scale_z=”1″ ca_an_opacity=”1″ enable_split=”true” duration=”1200″ delay=”140″ ca_init_translate_y=”23″ ca_init_translate_x=”0″ ca_init_rotate_z=”7″]Accomplishments[/ld_fancy_heading][ld_spacer height=”10px”][ld_fancy_heading tag=”p” ca_init_scale_x=”1″ ca_init_scale_y=”1″ ca_init_scale_z=”1″ ca_init_opacity=”1″ ca_an_scale_x=”1″ ca_an_scale_y=”1″ ca_an_scale_z=”1″ ca_an_opacity=”1″ use_custom_fonts_title=”true” enable_split=”true” use_mask=”true” color=”rgb(61, 61, 61)” fs=”16px” lh=”2em” ls=”0.01em” margin=”right_large:20%25″ duration=”1200″ start_delay=”200″ delay=”180″ ca_init_translate_y=”50″ el_class=”text-underline”]Tom Brinkman was a member of the Ohio House of Representative for four 2-year terms from 2001 to 2008, when he retired due to constitutionally mandated term limits. During his tenure he maintained a perfect attendance record over eight years and served as Chairman of the House Committee of Commerce and Labor where he crafted House Bill 100, which was part of a one – two punch that turned the corrupt Ohio Bureau of Worker’s Compensation back from the viagra bello-ade-in-park-und-see.de brink of insolvency. Other legislative accomplishments included the reform of Ohio’s adoption system and forcing state government into the 21st century with the Transparency and Accountability Act.[/ld_fancy_heading]