26 Oct 2015

Governor Announces Appointment - 10/23/2015

By Catherine Kelly

SPRINGFIELD - Governor Bruce Rauner has appointed Michael Bigger to the Illinois Human Rights Commission. Bigger's participation in various civic endeavors will bring an excellent perspective to the commission.

Bigger is currently the owner and operator of the State Farm Insurance branch in Wyoming, Illinois and has worked there for nearly 35 years. In the community, Biggar has served on the Stark County Board of Supervisors and the Stark County Economic Development Partnership, and he is a member of the Wyoming Lions Club and the Wyoming Chamber of Commerce.

Biggar is a graduate of Southern Illinois University. He lives in Wyoming.

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