Skip Hulett

Hulett started his legal career with a J.D. in 1983 from Texas Tech University School of Law after graduating from Lamar University.

A hallmark of his career was being appointed as the 317th District Court Judge for Texas by former President George W. Bush who was governor at the time. He completed a four-year term in 1997 for a retiring judge and was also awarded the “Outstanding Young Lawyer Award” by the local Bar Association for professional proficiency and service to the profession and the community.

Following that post, he served as Of Counsel at a Beaumont and San Antonio law firm with a primary focus on mediation and negotiation.

Later, in 2003, Hulett got a position as executive vice president and general counsel at Goodman Networks. Over more than 13 years, he helped the high-growth telecommunications company increase its revenue from $15 million to more than $1 billion. In 2017, he started his own consulting business, providing legal guidance to several growing companies, until taking the post at NatureSweet in 2018.