Andy Swaim, President
Andy Swaim joined the Ohio Chemistry Technology Council as Director of Government & External Affairs in 2020 and was promoted to Vice President in 2025. He was appointed President of OCTC in 2026, succeeding Jenn Klein.
As President, Andy oversees all operations of the statewide trade association, including government relations, regulatory advocacy, member services, and OCTC's signature events. He is responsible for developing and executing the organization's strategic plan and representing Ohio's chemical manufacturing industry before policymakers, regulators, and stakeholders across the state.
During his tenure at OCTC, Andy has led numerous legislative and regulatory initiatives and built strong relationships with elected officials and industry partners. He has spearheaded critical technology, operational, and governance initiatives that have strengthened the organization's capacity to serve its members.
Prior to joining OCTC, Andy spent five years with the Ohio House of Representatives in both official and campaign facing roles. During that time, he served as a legislative aide and project manager at the Ohio House, and as a campaign manager and data director with the Ohio House Republican Organizational Committee (OHROC). Andy has a bachelor's degree in Economics from The Ohio State University.
Dillon Barto, Director of Government and External Affairs
Dillon Barto joined the Ohio Chemistry Technology Council as Director of Government and External Affairs in 2026. In this role, he supports the President in advancing the organization’s advocacy and communications priorities, representing Ohio’s chemical manufacturing industry before policymakers, regulators, and key stakeholders.
He oversees OCTC’s government relations efforts, serving as the primary advocate on legislative and regulatory issues while managing the Government Affairs Committee. Dillon develops policy materials, drives member engagement, and oversees communications initiatives, external relations, and key programs that support the organization’s mission.
Prior to joining OCTC, Dillon served as Manager of State Services at the Sportsmen's Alliance and spent over six years with the Ohio House of Representatives as a Legislative Aide and a Legislative Service Commission Fellow with the majority policy and communications team, developing a strong foundation in public policy, legislative strategy, and communications.
Morgan Zoellner, Administrative Assistant
Morgan Zoellner joined the Ohio Chemistry Technology Council as Administrative Assistant in 2026. In this role, she provides operational and administrative support to OCTC staff and members, helping ensure the organization runs smoothly on a day-to-day basis. She maintains member records and databases, assists with meeting and event coordination, and handles bookkeeping and accounting tasks.
Prior to joining OCTC, Morgan spent four years in the firearms industry. She served as General Manager of a Logan County retail operation and most recently as Operations Administrator for a central Ohio manufacturer. In those roles, she gained experience in business operations, vendor relations, regulatory compliance, and event coordination.