Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff (D-Norwalk) is thrilled to announce he has officially appointed a new member to the Citizen’s Ethics Advisory Board. Senator Duff appointed Kevin Profit to the Citizen’s Ethics Board for his four-year term effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2029.
Senator Duff emphasized the importance of maintaining transparency and accountability in government and believes Kevin Profit will help uphold those values. He looks forward to seeing the positive contributions Profit will make in strengthening ethical standards across the state.
“I’m proud to appoint Kevin Profit to the Citizen’s Ethics Advisory Board,” said Senator Duff. “As a local minister, police chaplain, and someone who truly represents the fabric of our community, Kevin is an all-around good person whose integrity and compassion make him the ideal choice for this important role.”
“I am grateful to Senator Bob Duff for the honor of appointing me to serve on the Citizen Ethics Advisory Board,” said Kevin Profit. “I am deeply humbled by the confidence placed in me and with that confidence I am committed to upholding the trust of both Senator Duff and the citizens of Connecticut. I look forward to serving with dignity, diligence, pride and dedication.”
The Citizen’s Ethics Advisory Board (CEAB, or Board) is a nine-member Board. The members are appointed by the Governor and legislative leaders for staggered, four-year terms. The Board plays a critical role in promoting ethical conduct and ensuring public trust in state government.
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