Louisiana State Treasurer, John Schroder
As Louisiana State Treasurer, John Schroder oversees cash
management of $64.8 billion dollars on behalf of the citizens of Louisiana.
After serving 9 and-a-half years in the State Legislature, he was elected
Treasurer in 2017 and re-elected in 2019. Under John’s guidance, more than $279
million in Unclaimed Property has been returned to its rightful owners.
He works daily toward a better future for Louisiana through
trusted stewardship, smart investment, and bold innovation. As Chair of the
State Bond Commission, John believes government must be transparent and manage
its money like you manage your businesses and households.
He is a former CID special agent in the United States Army and
narcotics detective. For the past 30 years, John has worked alongside his wife,
Ellie, in various businesses; most notably in real estate, homebuilding, and
development.
His favorite time of year is Mardi Gras, and he is a veteran of
more than 45 different parades around the state. In fact, the colors of the
State Treasury Unclaimed property division reflect his love of the spirit of
Mardi Gras.
The Treasurer has been a member of countless service and
charitable organizations from Rotary to veterans groups and also serves as a
member of more than 35 state boards and commissions.
He believes government must be transparent and manage its money
like you manage your businesses and households.
Treasurer Schroder is a graduate of East Jefferson High School and
Southeastern Louisiana University. Above all, he is a husband of 38 years,
father of two, and an incredibly proud Pawpaw to four grandchildren.
