Christopher Hebert

Detailed Professional Evolution

Christopher Hebert’s career trajectory leading up to his current appointment is defined by significant roles in both governmental and non-profit sectors, clearly illustrating his long-term commitment to public service in Louisiana.

His current, full-time role is the Chairman of the Board at the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, a position he formally assumed in July 2024. Immediately prior to this, he dedicated over eight years to public legal work as a Director at the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office, serving in this capacity from January 2016 until July 2024. Earlier in his career, Hebert was also active in the educational field, working as a Facilitator/Instructor at the University of Phoenix from 2006 through December 2013.

Beyond his regulatory and teaching experience, Hebert has held prominent leadership roles within legal community organizations. He served as a Regional Director for the National Bar Association from August 2012 to July 2014, and held the office of President of the Louis A. Martinet Society from April 2013 to April 2014. Furthermore, his dedication to the ethical and social aspects of the gaming industry is underscored by his role as the founder of Problem Gaming Resource Services, an initiative focused on the social responsibility of the sector.

Academic and Educational Foundation

The professional foundation of Christopher Hebert is built upon a solid academic and legal background, with his key qualifications earned in Louisiana institutions. He successfully completed his legal studies, earning the title of Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from the Southern University Law Center, where he was a student between 2000 and 2003. Prior to his graduate legal education, he completed his undergraduate degree at Louisiana State University in 1991, marking his initial step into higher education.