USLege · Best in Government Affairs · Texas
Brittany Eck
Communications Director for Disaster Recovery, Texas General Land Office
Brittany Eck, Communications Director for Disaster Recovery at Texas General Land Office, is a 2026 Best in Government Affairs Texas honoree in the Strategic Communicator of the Year category. The awards are peer-nominated.
Brittany Eck is the communicator people turn to when the message matters most. With more than two decades of experience across nearly every level of government, she has built a reputation for clarity, credibility, and calm under pressure. Known for her ability to translate complex policy into language that informs and reassures, Brittany has earned the trust of both the public and the press because she speaks with care, purpose, and truth.
“Brittany is the dream communications professional who understands the need to understand policy too,” one nominator wrote. “She’s the one the public and press trust because she truly cares about her state.” Another added, “She’s handled large disasters and controversial projects with grace and professionalism.”
Her distinguished career includes senior communications roles throughout Texas government, where she has led public outreach, strategic messaging, and media relations efforts that impacted millions of Texans. At the Texas General Land Office, Brittany oversaw the production of a Lone Star Emmy Award–winning disaster preparedness campaign and directed statewide communications for recovery and mitigation programs. Her steady leadership and strategic instincts have guided responses through some of the state’s most high-profile moments.
As one of this year’s Strategic Communicator of the Year honorees, Brittany Eck represents the clarity, integrity, and voice that define Texas’s most trusted communicators in public affairs and government service.
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