Lawson Crout is a second-generation land developer and has lived in Mustang his whole life. After graduating from Mustang High School in 2008, Lawson earned his degree in Environmental Sustainability and a Minor in Business from the University of Oklahoma in 2012.

 

After college graduation, he began working as the Project Manager for Mustang Developers Association with his father, Robert Crout and as of 2019, serves as president. The company focuses on residential and commercial development in the Mustang, Bridge Creek, and Oklahoma City areas. 

 

Lawson and his wife Lauren have two daughters, Elsie and Bertie. They are members of  First Baptist Church Mustang and are involved in the leadership of Men’s & Women’s Ministries and are members of the choir. 

 

Crout’s developments can be seen throughout Mustang in the Savannah Commons office park as well as the Magnolia Trace and Sara Homestead residential developments.