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November 2021 Business Today

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A MESSAGE FROM J.J. HOLLIE

We Work Best When We Work Together One of the Chamber’s Core Values is “We build positive relationships” and that is best done through collaboration. Anytime the Chamber has a new initiative, we work to include members, volunteers, the Board, and other stakeholders who might be affected. This very important foundation building is crucial to any project that will be successful whether it is a new Chamber event, position on important legislation, or strategic planning.

With the Incorporation issue, the approach has been in stark contrast to the organizations mentioned. While there were many Township Board meetings held to present information and videos provided, those opportunities really did not provide the type of open question and discussion needed on such an impactful topic. Now we see a community divided over the very basic issue of how we govern ourselves. Wouldn’t it have been better to build consensus before putting it on the ballot?

We have seen this example through work done on a recent school bonds. Dr. Curtis Null, Superintendent of Conroe ISD, gathered 50 or so community leaders from across the area and each project was discussed over several meetings. At the end of the process, those in the room had a complete At the end of the day, we are neighbors, understanding of the need for and importance of the new construction and were and we want the same things...to live in the best place in America to raise a family and able to discuss and answer questions. Both County Commissioners Charlie Riley and James Noack have involved the build a business. And, by the way, we already community in planning stages of trans-portation projects that affect mobility in have that. The Woodlands. We have been privileged to provide input on key roads that can bolster the economy in our entire region. The San Jacinto River Authority, Woodlands Water Agency, and local MUDs have begun the planning stages of future improvements to our Wastewater Treatment facilities and have involved members of the community to discuss the different options.

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J.J. Hollie President & CEO


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F E AT U R E

Have you started planning your 2021 holiday season shopping? With the holiday season being at our doorsteps we know that it is only a matter of time before the shopping rush begins. The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of our small, local businesses struggling and has even caused many to shut their doors. The Chamber encourages you to

SHOP LOCAL this HOLIDAY SEASON. This year, The Woodlands was named

the number #1 community to live in by Niche magazine, but it didn’t happen that way overnight. With precise master planning by George Mitchell and his team we are extremely blessed to be able to live work, play and shop in less than a 5-mile radius. Shopping locally helps our community and the surrounding communities of Shenandoah and Oak Ridge North to thrive and grow.

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There are so many reasons why shopping locally is important:

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Shopping locally means helping The Woodlands Area flourish economically.

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It allows for great customer service when you shop with your neighbors.

Shopping locally means that we support our local farmers and artisans in their effort to provide fresh and healthier foods and products.

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Many creatives are given the opportunity to grow due to the exposure given to them by members of their community.

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Shopping locally means that our community can continue its efforts to improve the amenities and offerings that will help it to remain number one.

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Shopping locally means access to unique, one-of-a-kind gifts.


There are so many spectacular shopping destinations right at our doorsteps. Market Street provides an award-winning shopping experience.

Shop, enjoy the holiday festivities and dine with your family all in one place.

The Woodlands Mall provides the variety you need to find a gift

for everyone in your family. The mall is home to over 100 stores and many eateries where you can refuel before continuing your shopping expedition. Enjoy a Saturday of shopping with local farmers and talented artisans at

The Woodlands Farmer’s Market. Located at the Grogan’s Mill Village Center your goals of eating locally grown food is made possible here.

The Creekside Park Village Center is a walkable retail epicenter located in Creekside. It is a perfect destination for family friendly holiday shopping outings.

Less than a mile outside of The Woodlands, the cities of Shenandoah and Oak Ridge North also offer a top-notch shopping experience. Shenandoah is home to the Portofino Shopping Center and The City of Oak Ridge North provides access to shopping at The Wood Ridge Shopping Center. It is vital that we join hands, with a conscious effort of keeping the community flourishing. We can begin to reverse the effects of the pandemic by making the The Woodlands and the surrounding areas a shopping destination for all.

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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS

Business After Hours The Howard Hughes Corporation

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s we kicked off our 2021-2022 fiscal year, our members were treated to an elegant evening on the rooftop terrace at The Woodlands Towers at The Waterway, thanks to our host The Howard Hughes Corporation. The Howard Hughes Corporation owns, manages and develops commercial, residential and mixed-use real estate throughout the United States. The Woodlands, Bridgeland and The Woodlands Hills are award-winning, master planned communities in the Greater Houston area, which are part of the preeminent portfolio of Howard Hughes. The Howard Hughes Corporation is proud to be the developer of The Woodlands, the #1 best community to live in America! The Woodlands Towers at The Waterway features soaring 31-and 32-story Class AAA iconic towers, prominently located at the entrance of The Waterway Square District with convenient access to I-45. Unparalleled amenities include a beautiful multipurpose

Pictured: J.J. Hollie, Chamber President & CEO with Kim Phillips and Lorrie Parise of The Howard Hughes Corporation and our Business After Hours Team Leads: Kathy Rifaat, Community Assistance Center and Amber Sickafoose, The Woodlands Country Club.

rooftop terrace (which hosted the recent Chamber event), two-story fitness center with locker rooms, conference facilities and panoramic views of The Woodlands Waterway.

We hope to see you all at the next Chamber event.

Networking Breakfast Truluck’s Seafood Steak & Crab House

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ruluck’s hosted The Chamber’s September Networking Breakfast. It has been a great partnership and we’ve enjoyed having Truluck’s welcome us into their restaurant these past few years.

The September theme was How can you help your clients labor less (in honor of Labor Day) Members shared their creative commercials incorporating the theme for the month.

Our Spotlight Sponsor was Bruce Kuehn with Southern Cross Communications. An active member of The Chamber’s Breakfast Team, Bruce has been in the telecom business for the last 18 years. Southern Cross Communications provides phones with full color touch displays, highdefinition voice and video phones. If you are looking to update your phone system, we encourage you to reach out to Bruce because everyone deserves phones that say WOW! The fun begins at 7:01 a.m. For more information, please contact Cyndi Alvarado, Vice President of Membership at cyndi.alvarado@woodlandschamber.org. We hope to see you at the next Chamber Networking Breakfast.

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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS

Meet The New Members The Landing at Augusta Woods

Pictured are new members that gave their commercials.

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he Landing At Augusta Woods hosted the September They have an onsite Executive Chef offering multiple Meet the New Members. menu options made with fresh ingredients, housekeeping The Landing At Augusta Woods is an independent and services, and wellness programs. assisted living community for senior adults. Residents If you know someone looking for senior living options, can enjoy a active lifestyle that promotes wellness and please visit The Landing At Augusta Woods. You can learn independence. They believe your experience in a senior more about their community at springseniorliving.com. community should be an elevated experience providing The following new members were introduced and concierge services such as coordinated transportation to delivered their introductory commercials: Buddy shopping, events, restaurants, and doctor appointments. McMahon, ActionCoach of North Houston; Marcia SmithAnderson, Aloma Healthcare, Inc.; Daniel Wolfson & Alex Rogers, Austin Bank; Breyanna Iyanobor, Blossoming Insurance Agency; Damon Cole, Dynamic Carpet Cleaning Solutions; Eric Endicott, Kailee Mills Foundation; Andy King, Pinpoint Marketing Solutions; Lila Taylor, The Laundry Fairy, LLC and Jamie Spikerman, Tutorville The Woodlands. We invite you to check the Chamber Calendar and join us for the next Meet the New Members and learn how we can all do business together.

Pictured with our hosts are Chris Holland and Leah Miller with Chamber Vice President of Membership, Cyndi Alvarado, and Meet the New Members Team Leaders: David Lee, Edward Jones and Ashley Reina, Blueskies Bookeeping.

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TEAMS IN ACTION

Chamber C.A.R.E.S. Committee Participating in the Montgomery County Heart Walk

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n November 6th the C.A.R.E.S. Committee is looking forward to participating in the 2021 Montgomery County Heart Walk. Funds raised help fund lifesaving science that saves lives affected by heart disease and stroke. This year’s Heart Walk will be honoring a beautiful two-year-old Rockstar named Ruby. She has faced many challenges, but she continues to shine. Her family is thankful that the hospital she was delivered at provided health screenings that found the problem with Ruby’s heart. Had she not had that screening, the family would have been released from the hospital not knowing what lied ahead for them.

Pictured: Over $1200 in gift cards raised by the C.A.R.E.S. Committee in support of our September project with B.I.G. Love Cancer Care.

If you have a passion for serving others, we invite you to join the C.A.R.E.S. Committee and see how you can get involved. The team meets the first Wednesday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at The Chamber offices. For more information, please contact Cyndi Alvarado, Vice President of Membership at 281.363.8109 or Cyndi.alvarado@ woodlandschamber.org

We encourage you all to join us at Northshore Park and together we can make a difference.

Diplomat September Diplomat Team of the Month of the Month Twisted Sister Twisted Sister was David Lee, recognized as our September Diplomat Edward Jones Team of the Month. Join us in congratulating David Lee with Edward Jones on earning the honor of being named the Diplomat of the Month for September.

David Lee has been serving on the Diplomat Team for the last few years and has been a true asset to the team. He is one of the friendliest people you will meet. He is great at showing new members and guests the value of membership and a strong believe in letting others know that your involvement is the key to the success of your membership and business. David has been appointed Team Lead for Meet the New Members, so if you see David at any upcoming Chamber Business Connection Events, please be sure to congratulate him. David provides a wealth of information to help members get engaged in our business community and we are very fortunate for his dedication to The Chamber.

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Team Twisted Sister was led by David Deveau, Deveau Financial and consisted of team members Ashley Reina, Blue Skies Bookkeeping; Kathy Rifaat, Community Assistance Center and Jorge Hernandez, Happy Day Getaways by Dream Vacations (not pictured). The Diplomat Team plays a vital role to The Chamber as an extension to our Membership Department. Their assistance with member engagement, retention and our Business Connection Events helps us in identifying what services and teams are most suitable to our members. The next time you are at a Chamber Event or Meeting, please take a moment to visit with a member of the Diplomat Team and thank them for their service. If you are new to the Chamber and have not had the opportunity to connect reach out to Cyndi Alvarado in our Membership Department and she can help connect you, so you may start building relationships!


Profile of Success Wildcat PPE

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n 2020, as COVID-19 spread to every corner of America and we saw it transform the fabric of our nation overnight, Wildcat felt the need to help. Fueled by the many stories of frontline healthcare workers bravely dealing with shortages of personal protective equipment, Wildcat shifted focus and built a team partnerships that allow us to supply TAA compliant dedicated to creating a domestic supply chain for gowns, masks and other healthcare products that our Made in America PPE. local healthcare systems depend on.

Wildcat leveraged its existing manufacturing and infrastructure expertise and compiled the best group of medical, compliance and safety experts around to answer the call for help from our nation’s healthcare professionals. The result was Wildcat PPE, a world-class manufacturing operation with an FDA registered facility building AAMI Level 1, 2 & 3 certified disposable isolation gowns. With over 120,000 square feet of manufacturing space, Wildcat PPE is one of the nation’s largest and most efficient producers of isolation gowns. Our manufacturing facility in The Woodlands is capable of producing approximately six million disposable isolation gowns every month. In addition, Wildcat has strategic

When our nation needed us, Wildcat stepped up. We created over 2,500 local manufacturing jobs making American-made PPE when our healthcare systems were being failed by foreign suppliers. As the pandemic begins to fade and life returns to some version of normal, we are still thriving and providing local jobs in The Woodlands and surrounding areas. However, we cannot do it alone. While we are grateful for the support and partnerships with systems like Memorial Hermann, Texas Children’s, Houston Methodist and others, we need our local healthcare systems to continue to support American-made products and the companies that helped them through major crisis and supply shortage.

Wildcat PPE… we’ve got you covered!

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PA R T N E R S P R O G R A M

EDUCATION FOR TOMORROW ALLIANCE is a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating education and community partnerships that advance student success. With innovative programs focused on career, leadership, and STEM preparation, EfTA is the portal through which business leaders can access and strengthen local education.

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Leadership Montgomery County Class of 2022 Kicks Off Year at Opening Retreat Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) Class of 2022 kicked off their year with their opening retreat on September 23 & 24. The Retreat was held at Camp Allen in Navasota and was sponsored by Entergy Texas, the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce, Consolidated Communications and the Montgomery Area Chamber.

Class members arrived at Camp Allen on Thursday, September 23 to a day of teambuilding activities. LMC Board Chairman Brian Albert and Executive Director Sarah Rhea welcomed the class before they began their day with retreat facilitator Kent Hutchison. After lunch, the class got to know each other and bond over afternoon team-building activities at the Challenge Course.

On Friday, September 24, the class heard potential project presentations from three local nonprofit organizations. After small group and overall class discussion, the class selected to assist Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County with their project. The class retreat ended with an overview of the year and reflection. Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, dedicated to developing and enhancing current and future leaders of Montgomery County. The mission of LMC is to prepare emerging and existing leaders to understand local issues, grow their leadership skills and connect with others to better serve Montgomery County. The Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce, The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce, the Greater East Montgomery County Chamber, the Montgomery County Hispanic Chamber, and the Montgomery Area Chamber are all partner chambers in the LMC program. Participants are chosen by application process in the summer of each year. For more information about Leadership Montgomery County, please visit LMCTX.org.

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CHAMBER EVENTS

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MON, NOV 1 10:00AM-4:00PM TUE, NOV 2 5:00PM-7:00PM Putt, Pass & Chip Golf Championship

BBusiness After Hours/Party At The Polls

LOCATION: The Golf Trails of The Woodlands — Panther Trail / 2311 N Millbend Drive The Woodlands, TX 77380 Advance Reservations Required —Registration begins at 7:30AM

LOCATION: Black Walnut Café 9000 New Trails Drive The Woodlands, TX 77381 HOST: Richmond Realty Group Advance Reservations Required

FRI, NOV 5 8:00AM-4:00PM

THU, NOV 18 5:00PM-7:00PM

The Woodlands Area Business Summit

Meet The New Members

HOST: Lone Star College System Office 5000 Research Forest Drive The Woodlands, TX 77381 Advance Reservations Required

HOST: The Johnson Development Corporation Grand Central Park 1039 Lake House Drive, Conroe, TX 77304 Advance Reservations Required

CHAMBER TEAM MEETINGS Open to all members. Contact staff member to confirm meeting location.

At our September Business Advocacy Council Meeting we had a great presentation from Dr. Curtis Null, Conroe ISD Superintendent, who provided updates from Conroe ISD. Dr. Null provided an overview of the District: • Largest employer in Montgomery County • 10th largest district in Texas • 65th largest district in the United States • Enrollment Growth – Sept. 2020 (64,391) – Sept. 2021 (67,755) Some key issues we will continue to educate our members on: November election on incorporation Transportation o 2021 Montgomery County Thoroughfare Plan o Montgomery County Precinct 2 Mobility Study o PEL Study-TXDOT

Water o GMA-14: Ground water Management Area 14 o TRA-Long Term Water Supply Planning Business Advocacy Council meetings are open to ALL Chamber Members and held at 8:00am on the third Friday of every month. For information contact Margo McZeal, Director of Governmental Affairs at margo.mczeal@woodlandschamber.org

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NOV 3 11:30am CHAMBER C.A.R.E.S. NOV 9 9:00am ECONOMIC OUTLOOK CONFERENCE NOV 11 11:30am YOUNG PROFESSIONALS NETWORK NOV 12 8:00am BUSINESS ADVOCACY COUNCIL NOV 17 1:00pm DIVERSITY & INCLUSION COUNCIL NOV 17 3:00pm TASTE OF THE TOWN NOV 23 11:00am BUSINESS SUMMIT TEAM MEETING MEETING & AWARDS NOV 30 11:00am ANNUAL LUNCHEON MEETING woodlandschamber.org/teams


CHAMBER EVENTS

DECEMBER 2021

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TUE, DEC 7 5:00PM-7:00PM

TUE, DEC 14 8:30AM-9:30AM

Business After Hours

Discovery Day

LOCATION: Sandlewood Manor 22402 Holly Creek Trail Tomball, TX 77377 Advance Reservations Required

LOCATION: The Chamber, Lakeshore Boardroom 9320, Lakeside Blvd., Suite 200 The Woodlands, TX 77381 Advance Reservations Required

THU, DEC 16 11:00AM-1:00PM Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon LOCATION: Crowne Plaza Hotel — Shenandoah / The Woodlands 19333 David Memorial Drive Shenandoah, TX 77385 Advance Reservations Required

CHAMBER TEAM MEETINGS Open to all members. Contact staff member to confirm meeting location.

DEC 1 DEC 9 DEC 14 DEC 15 DEC 17

11:30am CHAMBER C.A.R.E.S. 11:30am YOUNG PROFESSIONALS NETWORK 9:00am EOC TEAM MEETING 3:00pm TASTE OF THE TOWN 8:00am BUSINESS ADVOCACY COUNCIL woodlandschamber.org/teams

We Sincerely Appreciate

Lifetime Members Marilyn Abercrombie Brian Arceneaux Wendy Bolz Congressman Kevin Brady B. ‘Chic’ Chicoine Janis Cornmesser Linda Curington Donna Daniels Beverly Denver Loretta DuBose Rob Eissler Carol Gooch Daryl W. Houck Karen L. Hoylman Rui Martin Maxine Mueller Doug Stuart David Vogt Sandra Vogt Nancy Wallace Denise Wranischar

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RIBBON CUTTINGS

Aloft Houston Shenandoah

Aloma Healthcare, Inc.

Blossoming Insurance Agency

CenterWell Senior Primary Care

Donut Junkie, LLC

Fit Kitchen Meals

PEERS in The Woodlands

Tapped Drafthouse & Kitchen – Woodlands / Conroe

The Laundry Fairy, LLC

We Rock The Spectrum – The Woodlands

19391 David Memorial Drive Shenandoah, TX 77385 (281) 363-4400 Matt Jackowski marriott.com/hotels/travel/houao-aloft-houston-shenandoah

1880 S. Dairy Ashford Road, Bldg. 2, Suite 424 Houston, TX 77077 Beyanna Iyanobor (219) 512-6330 blossominganalytic.wixsite.com/insurance

Serving The Woodlands and Surround Areas Molly Buffham (949) 275-6073 donutjunkie.com

Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas Dustin Thornburgh (832) 510-6830 peersinthewoodlands.org

Serving The Woodlands and Surrounding Areas Lila Taylor (936) 436-2726 thelaundryfairy.biz

21 Waterway Drive, Suite 300 The Woodlands, TX 77380 Marcia Smith-Anderson (281) 845-2466 alomahc.com

381 South Loop 336 West, Suite 900 Leslie Guillermo (936) 703-1827

Conroe, TX 77304 centerwellprimarycare.com

4150 FM 1488 Road, Suite 132 Conroe, TX 77384 Kaitlyn George (504) 494-0138 fitkitchenmealswoodlands.com

525 Woodland Square Blvd., Suite 100 Conroe, TX 77384 Charlie Inman (281) 719-0360 tappedus.com

4130 FM 1488, Suite 104 The Woodlands, TX 77384 Taffta Thornburgh (346) 703-2093 werockthespectrumthewoodlands.com NOVEMBER 2021

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MEET THE NEW MEMBERS

NETWORKING BREAKFAST

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

CHAMBER CONNECTIONS

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PROFESSIONAL HCA HOUSTON HEALTHCARE TOMBALL Ms. Renee Ford (281) 401-7298 605 Holderrieth Blvd. Tomball, TX 77375 hcahoustonhealthcare.com/tomball HCA Houston Healthcare Tomball has provided quality healthcare to Tomball, Magnolia and Northwest Houston communities since 1948. We are committed to providing quality healthcare while making a difference in our patients’ and families’ lives. Through exceptional technology and specialized medical staff, area residents receive a full range of medical services, close to home.

COMMUNITY CYBERFORE SYSTEMS CORP.

Mr. Marc Crudgington (832) 592-3854 Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas cyberforesystems.com Veteran-owned Cybersecurity company helping companies close the breach to breach response gap. Our team of award-winning CISO’s and Cybersecurity Executives with experience across multiple industries and companies is committed to meeting all your cybersecurity needs. We provide Virtual CISO Services, Data Privacy Consulting, Incident Response Consulting, Ransomware Consulting and more.

S&B HELICAL

Mr. John Lisle (281) 825-2221 8350 Ashlane Way, Suite 201 The Woodlands, TX 77382 sbhelical.com We are a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). We provide the energy and commercial industries with helical piers, also known as helical piles, screw piles, or helical anchors, throughout the lower 48. Our foundation installers are trained and certified to provide quality service that is safe, efficient, and costeffective. We ensure you get the best American-made products.

ANCHOR SECURITY SERVICES, LLC Mr. Cody Foster (713) 766-6569 2001 Timberloch Place Suite 500 The Woodlands, TX 77380 withanchor.com

Never worry about the security of your business again with our fully Integrated Access Control, Video Surveillance, and Alarm System. Anchor’s cloud-based access control combines intuitive user management with a seamless alarm and video integration. Whether you’re a small business with one door or a large multilocation operation with hundreds of doors, we’ve got you covered.

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BUSINESS BRIAN R. CAIN FOR JUDGE

Mr. Brian Cain (512) 694-0624 Serving Montgomery County

facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068385484848 I am a candidate for Judge of County Court at Law No. 1 in Montgomery County Texas. It is a county-wide election. I am running as a Republican, and that primary election is currently scheduled to take place of March 1, 2022.

CHRISTIAN YOUTH THEATER

Ms. Ashlie Driver (281) 580-4298 1010 Spring Cypress Rd., #218 Spring, TX 77373 cythouston.com Christian Youth Theater (CYT) is an after-school theater arts training program for students ages 5-18. Since its founding in 1980, CYT has grown to be the largest youth theater program in the nation. Our Branch has three ten-week sessions: Fall, Winter and Spring which involve after-school classes in theater arts, plus a Summer session consisting of camps, workshops and performance opportunities.


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COSMO COOL CONCEPTS, INC.

Ms. Juliana Wathen (281) 444-2600 Serving The Woodlands & Greater Houston Area cosmocoolconcepts.com Cosmo Cool Concepts, Inc, creating out of this world events and experiences for our clients since 2001. We are your local experts for transportation, team building, tours, brand activations, and special events. We have such a broad base of local knowledge, in-house talent, and expertise, we truly provide a time and money-saving service for corporate events, conventions, and brand activations. Sponsor: Nelda Blair; The Blair Law Firm, PC

DANCEKARD

Ms. Erica Sinner (936) 648-4042 12335 Kingsride Lane #109 Houston, TX 77024 dancekard.com Our sole purpose is getting people out socializing in person where real connections are made, not forced. Our app was designed by frustrated daters who were tired of the online games and ghosting rituals. Our simple process prioritizes meeting up with others in a variety of different settings to allow our users options, so natural encounters can occur and real relationships can blossom. Sponsor: David Flusberg; Successful Events

DEVEAU WELLNESS HAUS

Ms. Brit Deveau (972) 965-2491 Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas deveauwellnesshaus.com

NEW MEMBERS

GRAY REED & MCGRAW LLP

Mr. Stephen Quezada (713) 986-7215 1300 Post Oak Blvd. Suite 2000 Houston, TX 77056 grayreed.com/Our-People/Stephen-J-Quezada We are a full service Texas Law Firm with more than 150 lawyers. Your experience with us will be fully aligned with your goals and objectives and tailored specifically to how you want to do business with us. Our lawyers are adaptable and nimble. You will never be forced into a box that doesn’t fit your opportunity or problem, or your needs and desires. This includes how we charge for our services. Sponsor: Miguel Lopez; Seaplicity

HARVEC

Mr. Juan Penaherrera (281) 616-7512 2002 Timberloch Place Suite 200 The Woodlands, TX 77380 harvec.com We are an import/distributor and agribusiness consulting company that develops & implements marketing strategies for positioning agricultural & value-added products in the U.S. market. Our focus is on healthy & exotic products produced by partners in Ecuador that follow sustainable agricultural practices. Our products offer high nutritional values to contribute to a healthy lifestyle.

Deveau Wellness Haus is where integrative movement and wholistic nutrition meet through 1:1 coaching. We help breakthrough-craving women design lives that they love through self-investment and whole food nutrition. Whole Food. Whole Person. Whole Life. Sponsor: David Deveau; Deveau Financial

FIRST PRIMARY CARE

Mr. Scott Deischl (281) 549-8060 25511 Budde Road Suite 3703 The Woodlands, TX 77380 firstprimarycare.com/locations-and-map/ thewoodlands We are a membership-based direct primary care practice giving each member of the family convenient, unrestricted access to a physician they know & trust at a predictable, affordable cost. Get unlimited, no-wait access for questions or doctor visits—in person, text, or video chat. Avoid crowded waiting rooms full of sick patients. Get improved health with fewer prescriptions... All for one, low fee.

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NEW MEMBERS

AUGUST

NOBLEMOTION DANCE

Mr. Andy Noble (832) 627-9664 3400 Main Street, Suite 5 Houston, TX 77002 noblemotiondance.com One of Texas’ premier dance companies recognized for their intense physicality and unique collaborations. Named Houston’s Best Dance Company by the Houston Press 2015, 2016, & 2019. The company’s activities consist of producing dance concerts, touring, educational components, annual summer & winter intensives, directing its pre-professional company NMD2, and day training for homeschool kids. Sponsor: David Deveau; Deveau Financial

OEC GLOBAL, LLC

Ms. Odette Christie (281) 785-7319 Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas oec2solutions.com We are a women/minority-owned human capital consulting, corporate training, executive coaching, workplace mediating, and executive recruiting firm. Our integrated suite of consulting, training, coaching, mediating and recruiting solutions bridge the gap between organizational strategy and people to drive business performance and results for organizations and individuals.

RICK LOWRY, DUNCAN ENTERPRISES REALTOR Mr. Rick Lowry (713) 202-3789 Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas har.com/richard-lowry/agent_rklowry

JSBC MARKETING

Ms. Jun Wang (832) 702-5293 Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Area jsbcmarketing.com We are a digital marketing firm that provides: SEO/ SEM services, social media & reputation management, website design and maintenance and online advertisement. We work with clients near and far to help them create a digital marketing strategy fits for their business. We make sure our clients stand out and leading their industry on digital marketing. Sponsor: David Weygandt; Weygandt Law, PLLC

MONTY & RAMIREZ LLP

Mr. Daniel N. Ramirez (281) 493-5529 150 West Parker Rd., 3rd Floor Houston, TX 77076 montyramirezlaw.com Headline Solar was formed out of a passion for longterm impact, advanced technology, sustainable environmentalism, and most importantly for helping impact local communities. Headline prides itself in being customer centric based. Your satisfaction is our highest priority. We provide top tier financing, high quality, quick installation, and a lasting relationship. Sponsor: Miguel Lopez; Seaplicity

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Rick has been a resident of The Woodlands, Texas since the 1980’s. His clients know him to provide the highest levels of personal, professional, informed service for their buying and selling transactions. His real estate experiences include The Woodlands, Spring, Houston and surrounding areas.

SAFEWAY DRIVING - THE WOODLANDS Mr. John Gatesman (832) 813-8088 2260 Buckthorne Place #183 The Woodlands, TX 77380 safewaydriving.com/locations/ woodlands-grogans-mill-village

Whether you are a teenager looking to get your permit, a driver relocating to TX or a corporate driver, there are services to cover your driving needs. Training is offered through both online safety courses and behind the wheel instruction delivered in a SafeWay Driving vehicle. This family/locally owned team of highly trained driver education professionals provides quality, engaging instruction.

THE WOODLANDS FARMERS MARKET

Mr. Aaron Hoffstadter (713) 419-3388 Serving The Woodlands grogansmill.org/fmabout Open every Saturday from 9AM until Noon in the summer and until 1PM in the winter. We offer a wide variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables, eggs, and meats. We also have a wide selection of prepared foods. Craft vendors sell homemade art and handmade gifts and services.


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AUGUST

THE WOODLANDS MOTHERS OF MULTIPLES Ms. Caitlin Collamore (916) 220-5741 Serving The Woodlands Area woodlandsmom.com

The Woodlands Mothers of Multiples is a non-profit, non-political, and non-discriminatory organization. We are here to provide parents of multiple birth children the opportunity of meeting with others who share their interests, and through planned programs assist each other by offering help, encouragement, suggestions, and ideas whenever possible.

VITACCA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR DANCE Ms. Shauna Tysor (281) 367-7185 9391 Grogan’s Mill Road Suite B1 The Woodlands, TX 77380 VitaccaDance.com

Vitacca School for Dance, Woodlands provides vocational dance training for the focused & aspiring dancer. We offer dance training for ages 3-18, including a preprofessional program 13+. The Vitacca curriculum combines advanced training in ballet, modern, and contemporary movement to set a strong foundation for healthy technique and push each dancer beyond their technical + artistic abilities. Sponsor: Jennifer and Stephen Wright; Wright Business Technologies, Inc.

RENEWING COMMITMENTS EXECUTIVE INVESTORS LGI Homes MD Anderson The Woodlands MD Anderson Cancer Center Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands

Texas Children’s Pediatrics The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership The Woodlands Christian Academy

PREMIER INVESTORS

Black Forest Ventures Black Walnut Café Boardwalk at Town Center Galaxy FBO

SWBC Mortgage The Kitchen Tris

PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS Crowne Plaza Shenandoah/The Woodlands Holiday Inn Express - Woodlands Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse

Paul Davis Restoration of North Houston Research Forest Lakeside

COMMUNITY INVESTORS Amerigo’s Grille Raven Mechanical, LP Bayside Printing Company, Inc. The Village at The Woodlands Waterway Colliers International The Woodlands Lifestyle Magazine Five Star Property Locators Trustmark National Bank K STAR Country Radio 99.7 FM Zanti Cucina Italiana Murphy’s Corporate Housing Associates

BUSINESS INVESTORS Academy of Science & Technology Altus Consulting Group Another Broken Egg Cafe Any Lab Test Now BizCom Technologies Boni’s Dance & Performing Arts Studio Chick-fil-A at Alden Bridge Claudia Van Harn - The Kink Team, Keller Williams Realty Dynamic Entertainment Productions G&L Installations, Inc. Gillett & Associates, LLC GSI-America, Inc. GuideU Kara Powell Photography Kids’ Meals Lawn Ranger Co., Inc. Liz Grimm Public Relations Macy’s Madera Estates Marsh & McLennan Agency

Micro-Mainframe / Pro-Links Military Solution, LLC Millenson Mediation Services Neuropsychological Assessment Center of Houston, Inc. Payroll Vault Renewal by Andersen Houston Schilleci’s New Orleans Kitchen Silver Rock Productions Soules Insurance Agency, LP a Dean & Draper Company SureCare At Home Tara Flannery Photography Texas First Bank The Woodlands Methodist School Thistle Draftshop TopCoat Nail Boutique Town Center Automotive, Inc. Woodlands Wealth Builders Young Rembrandts North Houston

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10-Needham, Inc Houston Galaxy Fireworks Houston Galaxy Halloween Paul Dewey Jones, Non-Paid Political Consultant America’s ER Medical Centers Bentley Houston at Post Oak Motors Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Community Impact Newspaper Consolidated Communications ExxonMobil ExxonMobil - Hughes Landing ExxonMobil - Hughes Landing II Heightened Leaders Houston Business Journal Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital Houston Methodist Breast Care Center at The Woodlands Houston Methodist Cancer Center at The Woodlands Houston Methodist Emergency Care Center at The Woodlands Houston Methodist Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Houston Methodist Primary Care Group - Conroe Houston Methodist Primary Care Group – Montgomery Houston Methodist Primary Care Group – The Woodlands Houston Methodist Primary Care Group – The Woodlands LGI Homes MD Anderson The Woodlands MD Anderson Cancer Center

Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center Canopy Cancer Survivorship Center In the Pink of Health Ironman Sports Medicine Institute at Memorial Hermann Memorial Hermann 24 HR Emergency Care Memorial Hermann Bender’s Landing Urgent Care TIRR Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Occidental Petroleum Corporation One Hour Air Conditioning and Heating Questback Richmond Realty Group – RE/MAX The Woodlands & Spring St. Luke’s Health – The Woodlands Hospital Steptoe & Johnson PLLC STRIKE Sunshine Personnel Solutions, LLC Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands Texas Children’s Pediatrics The Howard Hughes Corporation Creekside Park The Residences CubeSmart Self Storage – College Park CubeSmart Self Storage – FM 2978 One Lakes Edge • The Millennium One Waterway Ave. The Millennium Six Pines • Two Lakes Edge The US Oncology Network / McKesson McKesson

The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership The Woodlands Christian Academy The Woodlands Resort Back Table • Como Social Club Embassy Suites The Woodlands / Hughes Landing E’tiere Restaurant and Bar • Sorriso Modern Italian Kitchen The Westin At The Woodlands Waste Connections, Inc. Hardy Road Transfer Station – Waste Connections R360 Environmental Solutions Seabreeze Landfill – Waste Connections Waste Connections of Texas Wells Fargo Middle Market Banking Wells Fargo – Alden Bridge Wells Fargo – Kuykendahl and Woodlands Parkway Wells Fargo – Market Street Wells Fargo – The Private Bank Wells Fargo – Woodlands Branch Wells Fargo – Business Banking Western Midstream Wildcat PPE

Woodforest National Bank – Town Center Two Woodforest National Bank – College Park Woodforest National Bank – Rayford Road Woodforest National Bank – Research Plaza Woodforest National Bank – Sterling Ridge

PREMIER A Strong CPA, LLC Arnold Chiropractic Center, LLC Black Forest Ventures Black Walnut Café Galaxy FBO The Kitchen Tris Bloofin Sushi Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas BMW of Houston North MINI of The Woodlands Boardwalk at Town Center

Bradbury Brothers – Cooling | Heating | Plumbing Buckalew Chevrolet, LP Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC (CRI) CenterPoint Energy CenterPoint Energy – C & P Tower Location CenterPoint Energy – Cypress Location CenterPoint Energy, Inc. – Government Affairs CHASE – Six Pines Branch CHASE – Alden Bridge CHASE – Panther Creek Comcast Comcast Business Corporate Incentives, Inc. Dr. Kasper’s Concierge Medical Group Dr. Kasper’s Disinfecting Priority Medical Testing Woodlands Cannabis Clinic Edward Jones – Bill Gervasi, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – David Lee, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Paul Keehn, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Richard L. Johnson, CFP(R), AAMS (R), Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Steve Eggert, Financial Advisor

Edward Jones – Keaton McDaniel, Financial Advisor Tiny Paws Rescue Entergy Texas, Inc. Entergy Business Development: Texas Enterprise Holding Enterprise Car Sales Enterprise Rent-A-Car Excelerate Energy LP

First Financial Bank – Conroe First Financial Bank – Creekside First Financial Bank – Grand Parkway Branch Harvey Builders Keating Imports Keating Honda Keating Nissan Lone Star College System Office Lone Star College – Creekside Center Lone Star College – Montgomery Lone Star College University Center – The Woodlands Lone Star Corporate College Lubrizol Madison Marquette Margaritaville Lake Resort, Lake Conroe | Houston Landshark Bar & Grill at Margaritaville Lake Conroe Resort Market Street Naskila Gaming National Museum of Funeral History PlainsCapital Bank – The Woodlands PlainsCapital Bank Prosperity Bank – The Woodlands Prosperity Bank – Magnolia Parkway Prosperity Bank – Research Forest Prosperity Bank – Spring Sergio’s Landscaping St. Luke’s Health Lakeside Hospital

Sunbelt Business Brokers SWBC Mortgage The Abbey on Lake Wyndemere Mid-Rise & Townhomes The Abbey at Conroe The Abbey at Montgomery Park The Abbey at Northpoint The Abbey at Spring Town Center The Broadmoor at Creekside Park Ashford Gardens Solera at West Houston The Bradford at Brookside The Fitzpatrick Group The Johnson Development Corp. The Johnson Development Corp. – Grand Central Park The Johnson Development Corp. – Harmony The Johnson Development Corp. – Woodforest The Koch Insurance Group The Woodhouse Day Spa The Woodlands The Woodlands Mall The Woodlands Township The Woodlands Young Learners Academy Oak Ridge Young Learners Academy The Learning Lane - Grogans • The Learning Lane - Richards Veritex Community Bank Vernier & Associates, PLLC VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa Visit The Woodlands WC Construction Will Carter Band Westwood Restoration Wiesner Buick-GMC-Hyundai Woodland Midstream Wright Business Technologies, Inc.

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BUSINESS BRIEFS ANNOUNCEMENTS B.I.G. Loves Cancer Care’s annual Santa Dash 5k is coming to The Woodlands! Join us December 11 for a day of family fun! Run/ Walk starts at Town Green park and participants will run along the trolley path on the waterway. We will have 20k lbs of snow for the kids, activities and more! All proceeds go to help families with children fighting cancer.

The Richmond Realty Group – RE/MAX The Woodlands & Spring marks its 5th anniversary this November. Founded by Zach Richmond and Marlys Mulkey, the award-winning real estate firm is locally rooted, rich in community, and exceeds expectations always. Visit RichmondRealtyTX.com Blanton Advisors, LLC welcomes Jeff Newkirk MBA, Ed.D. as new Associate CFO & Executive Coach. Jeff brings an extensive finance background, which will allow the firm to expand their CFO level services and offer additional services. He is passionate about offering consulting to businesses seeking improvement in financial performance and coaching too. It’s time for outdoor entertainment in Texas! Call Woodlands Home Theater for an outdoor, flatscreen TV and a Speaker Sound System to enjoy the best time of the year outdoors. Get a free consultation for a new home theater too. We can turn any room, any size & any budget into an exceptional home theater experience. Call us today 832-302-8680

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COMMUNITY NEWS 2021/22 Rain Barrel Sales by The Woodlands GREEN 50-gal Ivy Rain Barrels from Rainwater Solutions available for purchase at special discount. Funds support environmental education in this area with scholarships, lectures, and other environmental education activities. Price: $96 (with Woodlands Water rebate: $48.00). Email info@thewoodlandsgreen.org Jeff Beard, CCIM, president and founder of The J. Beard Real Estate Company, LP, has announced the firm’s alliance with SVN International Corp., a global leader in the commercial real estate industry. The company will be known as SVN | J. Beard Real Estate – Greater Houston and remains headquartered in The Woodlands.

Children’s Safe Harbor is a non-profit advocacy center that provides specialized services to child victims ages 2-17 in response to trauma from severe physical abuse, sexual assault, sex trafficking and exploitation, neglect, or witnessing violence. Please support us through a donation by visiting ChildrensSafeHarbor.org.

GIVING BACK The Howard Hughes Corporation continues to demonstrate its appreciation for community frontline personnel, recently delivering over 700 meals to essential teams at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center, St. Luke’s Health - The Woodlands Hospital, and Montgomery County Infusion Center.

James Stilwell has been elected President of The Woodlands Arts Council (TWAC) Board of Directors, and seven new members have joined the board, Noemi Gonzalez, Michael Goodwin, Ted Harris, Cindy Heiser, Jenny Lucas, Judy Larson Olson & Paul Pettie. TWAC produces The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival and brings arts programming to people of all ages.


CHAMBER LEADERSHIP Officers, Priority Goals & Project Leaders

Directors: Terms Expire 2023

Chairman.............................................. Julie Ambler, The Woodlands Christian Academy Vice Chairman........................................... Jim Carman, The Howard Hughes Corporation President & CEO............................................................................................J.J. Hollie VP Business Opportunities........................................... Jim Crowder, Enterprise Holdings Health, Wellness & Fitness Expo....................................... Dr. Baruch Williams / TBD Sales..........................................................................Royce Brooks / Kelly Fuller VP Committed Volunteers.................................................................................TBD Business After Hours............................................. Kathy Rifaat / Amber Sickafoose Diplomats............................................................... David Weygandt / Adam Koch Discovery Day............................................................................................TBD Meet the New Members.................................................... David Lee / Ashley Reina Membership............................................................................... Cyndi Alvarado Networking Breakfast.......................................... Angela Schimmels / Elaine Smith VP Financial Development.................... Nicole Preston, Community Impact Newspaper Chairman’s Ball................................................ Michelle O’Rourke / Debbie Kaschik Golf Championship............................................. Wesley Lichenstein / Paul Miranda Taste of the Town........................................................Janet Skeels / Margie Taylor VP Government Affairs.....Angela Storseth-Cooper, The US Oncology Network/McKesson Business Advocacy Council................................ Christina Harughty / Courtney Galle Economic Outlook Conference................... Melissa Bochat / Lisa Prado / Linda Nelson Governmental Affairs.....................................................................Margo McZeal Whistle Stop Tour.......................................................................................TBD VP Legendary Leadership.................................. Barry Blanton, Blanton Advisors, LLC Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon.................Courtney Schweitzer / David Weygandt Diversity and Inclusion Council........................................................ Megan McNair Leadership Retreat....................................................................... Barry Blanton Past Chairman...............................................................................Linda Nelson Young Professionals Network................. Cameron Cruise / Iker Pimienta / Caitlin Wills VP Visibility & Image............................................... Ann Wolford, The Wolford Group C.A.R.E.S Committee.......................................... Jessica Munselle / Corinne Coulter Chamber Seminar Team................................................................................TBD Business Summit...................................................... David Deveau / Kristen Bates Marketing............................................................................... Chazzette Adams Vice President & Treasurer....................................... Angela Strong, A Strong CPA, LLC Vice President & Chairman’s Appointment.............. Bruce Tough, Tough Law Firm, PLLC Immediate Past Chairman...................................... Linda Nelson, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership..............................Gil Staley

Directors: Terms Expire 2022

Dan Altom........................................................................................Sunbelt Business Brokers Tanya Bryan................................................................................... Marsh & McLennan Agency Jay Dreibelbis............................................................... Woodforest National Bank – Town Center Scott Garber........................................................................................................LGI Homes Kevin Kastor..............................................................................Consolidated Communications Jim Parisi .................................................................St. Luke’s Health – The Woodlands Hospital Sarah Rhea..............................................................................Leadership Montgomery County

C H A M B E R S TA F F J.J. Hollie President & CEO......................................................................................jjhollie@woodlandschamber.org

Mary Coley Smith Vice President Community Service........................................mary.smith@woodlandschamber.org

Cyndi Alvarado Vice President Membership............................................... cyndi.alvarado@woodlandschamber.org

Gina Mitchell Director of Finance & Operations........................................ gina.mitchell@woodlandschamber.org

Chazzette Adams Director of Marketing & Communications............... chazzette.adams@woodlandschamber.org

Royce Brooks Director of Sales.........................................................................royce.brooks@woodlandschamber.org

Margo McZeal Director of Government Affairs......................................... margo.mczeal@woodlandschamber.org

Kelly Fuller

Brian Albert........................................................................................... The Strong Firm P.C. Jim Carman............................................................................The Howard Hughes Corporation Jim Crowder........................................................................................... Enterprise Holdings Nicole Preston.......................................................................... Community Impact Newspaper Rip Reynolds................................................................................................................TBA Ann Wolford............................................................................................. The Wolford Group Stephen Wright..................................................................... Wright Business Techologies, Inc.

Directors: Terms Expire 2024

Barry Blanton....................................................................................... Blanton Advisors, LLC Fred Domenick...................................The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center Carolyn Gray...............................................................................................Zircon Consulting Theodore (Ted) Harris................................................................................ The Woodlands Mall Miguel Lopez................................................................................................................TBA Rachel Richmond....................................Richmond Realty Group – RE/MAX The Woodlands & Spring Angela Storseth-Cooper...................................................... The US Oncology Network / McKesson

Ex–Officio Directors

Matt Beasley.............................................................................. Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 Mayor Paul Bond...................................................................................City of Oak Ridge North James Brown.................................................................Conroe North Houston Regional Airport Chief Palmer Buck............................................................... Fire Chief – The Woodlands Township Gordy Bunch / Jeff Jones..................................................................... The Woodlands Township Melanie Bush............................................................................. Montgomery County Treasurer Sen. Brandon Creighton.................................................................Texas State Senate, District 4 Monica Bomkamp Enia.............................................................. Education for Tomorrow Alliance Constable Ryan Gable........................................................ Montgomery County Constable, Pct. 3 Pete Garcia...........................................................................U.S. Mexico Chamber of Commerce John Hall...................................................................................................................HARC Ted Harris............................................................................................... The Woodlands Mall Linda Head...............................................................................Lone Star College System Office Missy Herndon.............................................................................. Interfaith of The Woodlands Captain Tim Holifield....................................................Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department Frank Holmes..............................................................................Sam Houston State University Jace Houston / Heather Ramsey Cook..................................................San Jacinto River Authority Kristine Marlow.........................................................................Montgomery County Food Bank Randy Johnson.................................................................Montgomery County Hospital District Mark Keough ................................................................................. Montgomery County Judge Jerry MacDonald / Cameron Klepac............................................... Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion John Mayner.............................................................. Shenandoah Convention & Visitors Bureau. Tammy McRae............................................................................. County Tax Assessor Collector Commissioner James Noack ........................................... Montgomery County Commissioner, Pct. 3 Dr. Curtis Null.................................................................................................. Conroe I.S.D. Michelle O’Rourke................................................................................................ United Way Iker Pimienta..................................................................Montgomery County Hispanic Chamber Samantha Reiter...................................................... Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District Sarah Rhea..............................................................................Leadership Montgomery County David Riddle................................................................ Harris County Commissioner Cagle, Pct. 4 Commissioner Charlie Riley............................................................... Montgomery County, Pct. 2 Dr. Rebecca Riley........................................................................Lone Star College Montgomery Betty Russo..........................................................................Office of The Governor Greg Abbott Gil Staley................................................ The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership James Stinson, P.E........................................................................The Woodlands Water Agency Jenny Taylor / Noemi Gonzalez............................................................................. Market Street State Rep. Steve Toth ................................................. Texas House of Representatives, District 15 Brandon Steinmann...............................................................Office of Congressman Kevin Brady Mayor Ritch Wheeler ................................................................................. City of Shenandoah Nick Wolda..............................................................................................Visit The Woodlands

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