Martin Leske, a fifth-generation Cuero resident and accomplished business leader, has announced his intent to seek re-election for the position of DeWitt County Hospital Trustee. With a proven track record in entrepreneurship and community service, Leske aims to continue leveraging his extensive experience to ensure the ongoing success of healthcare services in the region.
Leske graduated from Cuero High School in 2000 and earned dual degrees in Finance and Economics from Texas Tech University in 2004, followed by an MBA in 2016. He and his wife, Kailey Slone, also a Cuero native, have been married since 2012 and reside in Cuero with their two children.
Professionally, Leske has built a career marked by innovation and leadership. In 2011, he founded a commercial trucking and logistics business, which he later sold to RelaDyne, a national conglomerate, in 2019. Currently serving as Regional Operations Manager for Sun Coast Resources, a RelaDyne Company, Leske oversees operations across Texas and southeastern New Mexico, managing 11 terminals, a $68 million EBITDA portfolio, and approximately 700 associates. In addition to his corporate role, he owns businesses in commercial real estate and heavy equipment rental.
Leske’s commitment to community service is evident in his involvement with the DeWitt Medical Foundation, where he served as President for six years and is now Vice President. Under his leadership, the foundation tripled its endowment and contributed over $500,000 toward hospital improvements, including education, equipment, and capital expenditures. He also serves on the Cuero Community Foundation, further demonstrating his dedication to the local community.
As a Hospital Trustee, Leske has prioritized maintaining the hospital’s financial stability, recruiting and retaining top medical personnel, and ensuring access to high-quality healthcare for all residents. He emphasizes the importance of addressing challenges through strategic problem-solving, focusing on people, processes, and communication to meet the community’s needs effectively.
By seeking re-election, Leske reaffirms his commitment to preserving and enhancing healthcare services in DeWitt County. His extensive professional and community experience positions him as a strong advocate for the hospital’s continued success and its role as a cornerstone of the local economy and well-being.