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It is that time of the year when the weather shift s and Spring is in the air which means we are

gearing up for a busy time in the Chamber and in our community. We just kicked off the rodeo and fair season with the Go Texan Parade in downtown Conroe with over 140 entries this year. It was an honor to be a part of a parade with a great deal of our members participating and supporting the “Salute to our Scholars” themed event.

In addition, it is time to GET OUT and VOTE. Th e Chamber has been very proactive in getting the word out on early voting sites and hosting political forums during our membership luncheons which provide an opportunity to meet and listen to the candidates.

Alexander Hamilton once said, "A share in the sovereignty of the state, which is exercised by the citizens at large, in voting at elections is one of the most important rights of the subject, and in a republic ought to stand foremost in the estimation of the law. " Please take advantage of this right we have and vote during the upcoming elections.

Our next political forum will be Tuesday, April 1st at 4:00 pm in conjunction with Th e Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce. Th is forum will be for the special election for State Senate, District 4 and will be held at the Sam Houston State Building on the Lone Star College - Montgomery Campus on College Park Dr. (242).

Also during March, the Board of Directors and Chamber members will be starting the next phase of our Strategic Planning process which will allow us to prepare for the expected growth in our area. Th is process will consist of community focus groups and interviews with community leaders and representatives. Be on the lookout for these meeting notices.

Have a great month and get your tickets to our 2014 Tastefest event which will be held on Th ursday, May 8th. We are running great early bird specials on tickets, so take advantage of those great off ers. We wish you all the best.

Shop Local and Shop Chamber Members,

Scott Harper, PresidentGreater Conroe/Lake Conroe Area Chamber of Commerce

Danielle Scheiner, Greater Conroe Economic Development CouncilDr. Don Stockton, Conroe Independent School DistrictGary Milleson, Trademark Mergers & AcquisitionsDon Spence, All Star Catering Co.Rob Koester, Consolidated CommunicationsGuy Barker, First BankBarry Carpenter, Amegy BankTamara Trow, Nova Biologicals, Inc.Scott Harper

Rodney Anderson Guy Barker Barry Carpenter Amy Hegemeyer Tom JarboeRob Koester Gary Milleson Clyde Tauriainen

Walter Davis Terry Lassinger Caroline Mason Ricky Morton Linda O’Dell Dr. Stacey Rodgers Brent Sherrod David Whiteley

Donnie Buckalew Lindsay DuncanLouis Holub Linda Nelson Rick Pfahl Steve Scott Don Spence Tonya Weinzettle

Tim Budz Courtney Galle Angela Glezman John Hamati Casey Heathcott Charles Lee Dr. Don StocktonVic Tarasik

Monica Bomkamp-EniaLarry CalhounDon Carpenter, Jr.Hector ForestierHonorable John FoxTim HarkriderFrank R. HolmesJace HoustonRandy JohnsonKathy Turner JonesBill KotlanHonorable Howard KravetzDr. Austin A. LaneJulie MartineauHonorable Webb MelderHonorable Leonard ReedDr. Beau ReesHonorable Alan B. SadlerGreg SmithScott SmithLloyd TisdalePaul Virgadamo

Scott HarperGina MitchellCassandra RoschenAngela StorsethLauren McCoyBarbara MarinoCindy Corey-Millenson

Chairman of the BoardChairman Elect

TreasurerVice Chair Membership Development

Vice Chair Governmental Affairs/Community DevelopmentVice Chair Special Events

Vice Chair Business Development Immediate Past Chairman

GC/LCACC President

Crescent Moon Wine BarFirst Bank

Amegy BankWoodforest Charitable Foundation

Bauer Manufacturing, Inc.Consolidated Communications

Trademark Mergers & AcquisitionsEasco Air Conditioning, Heat & Electric

Protect Controls, Inc.Schlotzky’s/Cinnabon/Carvel

Whitestone PrintingConroe Welding Supply

Woodforest National BankRodgers Stein Chiropractic Center

American Civil Engineering Services, L.P.Whiteley & Whiteley Design Group, Inc.

Buckalew Chevrolet, L.P.Conroe Regional Medical Center

Lakeside Collision SpecialistsMemorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital

MedivatorsSteve Scott Business Coaching/Consulting

All Star Catering Co.First Bank

GEO Care, LLC.Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

Dockline MagazineLa Torretta Lake Resort and Spa

Edward JonesThe Courier Newspaper

Conroe ISDVic’s Precision Automotive

Education for Tomorrow AllianceConroe Industrial Development Corporation The Lone Star Convention & Expo Center

City of WillisCity of Montgomery

Willis Independent School DistrictSam Houston State University

San Jacinto River AuthorityMontgomery County Hospital District

Lone Star Ground Water Conservation DistrictCity of Montgomery

City of Panorama VillageLone Star College-Montgomery

Montgomery County United WayCity of ConroeCity of Willis

Montgomery Independent School DistrictMontgomery County Judge

City of ShenandoahLone Star Executive Airport

Tisdale Company, Inc.City of Conroe

PresidentDirector of Operations and Finance

Director of Membership DevelopmentDirector of Program DevelopmentDirector of Community Relations

Communications AssistantCommunications Assistant

BOARD OF DIRECTORSA Letter From the President

MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of the Greater Conroe/Lake Conroe Area Chamber of Commerce is to strengthen the economic environ-

ment and quality of life in Montgomery County.

VISION STATEMENTTo be known as a dynamic organization that generates awareness, creates partnerships, and provides leadership for progressive

development and growth while enhancing the quality of life in Montgomery County.

The Chamber F.Y.I. is a publication of the Greater Conroe/Lake Conroe Area Chamber of Commerce located at 505 W Davis, PO Box 2347, Conroe, TX 77305. (936) 756-6644. Published monthly, it is intended as a public service to Chamber members. No part may be reprinted without permission of the Chamber. Ads in the Chamber F.Y.I. do not refl ect the endorsement by the GC/LCACC of any product or service. The GC/LCACC reserves the right to refuse

advertisements. The Chamber F.Y.I. is viewable online at www.conroe.org.For more information on advertising in the Chamber F.Y.I., please call (936) 756-6644

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

THREE YEAR TERM (2014-16)

ONE YEAR TERM (2014)

ONE YEAR APPOINTED TERM (2014)

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS

TWO YEAR TERM (2014-15)

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Primrose Schoolof Conroe

The Leader in Educational Child Care®

Emerald Club Chamber Members receive the greatest access to the Chamber andits valuable resources. To learn more about the benefi ts of this investment level, visit www.conroe.org/investment-levels or contact Cassandra Roschen at (936) 756-6644.

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Business Aft er Hours5PM - 7PMat Black Forest Ventures: Galaxy FBO & Black Walnut Cafe (in the Lone Star Executive Airport)

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Calendar of Events

Explore: Making the Most of Your MembershipNew Member Orientation8:30AM - 9:30AM at Chamber Offi ceRegister online.

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6Business Connect Seminar12PM - 2PM at Chamber Offi ce"Four Ways to Increase Business Exposure and Leads"Lunch provided. Reservation required. Register online.See page 9 for more information.

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Professional Connection5:30PM - 7PM at Th e Corner Pub

www.conroe.org /gclcaccDownload app at

www.MyChamberApp.com

6MAR Young Business Professionals

NetworkNext Level Speaker Series11:30AM - 1PM at Margarita & Peppers

12MAR Networking Breakfast

7:30AM - 9AM at Cilantro's in MontgomeryPaid event. Reservation required. Register online.

20MAR Lunch and Learn Workshop

11:30AM - 1PM at Chamber Offi ce"Connecting Social Marketing & Sales"Lunch provided. Reservation required. Register online.See page 9 for more information.

ActionCOACH of North Houston11:30AM - 1PM at Conroe's Incredible Pizza Company21"Eff ective Networking"Free event. Reservation required.Call (281) 602-8031 to register.See page 9 for more information.

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To register or get more information on Upcoming Events call (936) 756-6644, visit

www.conroe.org, or listen online at www.irlonestar.com!

Save the Date - April 1stSenate District 4 Candidate Forum

at Sam Houston State Buildingon the Lone Star College - Montgomery Campus

Mayor Webb Melder awards Parade Grand Marshall, Keith Steffek, at the Go Texan Parade Brunch

Thank you to everyone who came out to watch the 49th Go Texan Parade on February 22nd. The parade was a great success, put on by the Houston Metro Go Texan Committee Conroe/Willis/The Woodlands, to kick off the Texas rodeo season!

TIRR Memorial Herman Rehabilitation - TIRR Memorial Hermann, is the top-ranked rehabilitation hospital in the South, creating customized treatment plans for every patient, maximizing their recovery.(713) 787-5942 | tirr.memorialhermann.org

Ribbon Cuttings

Ryan's Family Steak House - Restaurant/Buff et/Steakhouse (936) 756-2442 | www.ryans.com

Ryan's Family Steak HouseRyan's Family Steak House

TIRR Memorial Hermann TIRR Memorial Hermann RehabilitationRehabilitation

Th e Woodlands Christian Academy - An independent, Christ-centered college preparatory school that integrates learning with biblical faith and challenges students to reach their highest potential - spiritually, academically, physically, and socially. (Grades Pre-K through 12th.)(936) 273-2555 | nsievert@twca.net

The Woodlands Christian The Woodlands Christian AcademyAcademy

Diplomats of the Month

Pictured:Pat Brandt-First Choice CollisionRoss Silva-Minuteman PressCaroline Mason-Whitestone PrintingHenry Daniels- Certifi ed Mortgage Professional for Conroe and the Woodlands

Denise Daniels-AvonKevin Hemingway- Bookends Business Services Inc.Wayne Colby-Keller WilliamsNot Pictured:Brad Schlerf-Forensic Soluations

Casey Heathcott-Edward JonesJim Poinsett-PS Asset ManagementStephanie Womack-Calfee Womack PromotionsDiana Silva-Minuteman PressEric Shaff er - Keller Williams Realty

A Special Th ank You to All Star Catering for providing January's Diplomat Lunch.

February marked the first Next Level Speaker Series lunch for YBPN and was presented by BB&T. Jay Abiona with Credible Security Solutions was our guest speaker presenting, “Interview for Success: An Insider’s Approach to Reading Body Language”. Abiona discussed techniques on detecting deception and lies. He filled the room with over 30 young professionals in attendance.

The March Next Level Speaker Series speaker will be Gigi Woodruff, Senior Leadership Development Manager at YMCA of the USA, presenting, “Get Your Head & Heart in the Game”. We invite all young professionals ages 21-39 to join us at Margarita and Peppers on Thursday, March 6th from 11:30-1. This is a free event for Chamber members.

Young Business Professionals Network

America’s Home Place, Inc., one of the Chamber’s Emerald Club Members, recently completed renovations on their main offi ce. Th e company has been around since 1972, when Barry Conner had a vision to provide custom home building at competitive prices. Now over four decades later, they are one of the largest independent custom home builders in south Texas.

Cassandra Roschen, Director of Membership Development at the Chamber, caught up with Brandon Wilkinson, Custom Home Builder at America’s Home Place, to learn more about the company’s latest project.

Cassandra: What did your remodel consist of?Brandon: Our remodel was to better refl ect our standard features off ered in each of our custom homes.  Some of these changes included, more tile in our homes in addition to a wider variety of tile options, new custom all-wood cabinetry with a broader selection in wood, style, and fi nishes.  We also modifi ed our showers, tub, counter tops, fl ooring, paint colors and lighting.  We utilized the services of a professional decorator to assist in emphasizing our homes standard features.Cassandra: Why did you feel that it was time to

remodel?  Brandon: We recognize an ever-changing market of demands.  Folks are looking to receive the best quality material and features in their new custom home, at the same time wanting all this at the

best possible price.  We all want the biggest bang for our buck.  Th rough our purchasing agents

and corporate purchasing power we have the ability to achieve just that.  We have tremendous local trade partners that play a big part of our success as a company.  We want our customers to get the most for their money and the remodel has helped to better portray who we are and what we can off er as a company.Cassandra: How has the remodel assisted with selling/representing America’s Home Place to customers? Brandon: Peopled are awed by

what they recognize as a “standard” feature.  Most customers walk in and have questions such as what this or that upgrade may cost them in their new home.  It is fun for us to answer those questions with “it’s already included”.Cassandra: What did you do with the items (furniture, fi xtures, etc.) that you replaced?  Brandon: Anything that had value we donated to habitat for humanity, some items were also off ered to our trade partners.Cassandra: What has the response been to the remodel?  Brandon: We have seen a positive response.  Th e proof is in the pudding.  Sales are continuing to rise.  Our customers who are building are thrilled with the reality of what features are standard in their homes.  We are excited about the direction we are heading.Cassandra: How has business changed since opening in summer 2012 in Conroe? Brandon: Business in Conroe has been a blessing.  Each month has been better than the last.  For those who discover us, they are glad they found us.  Th at has been one of the biggest challenges.  Simply getting the word out that aft er 43 years in business we now have an America’s Home Place location right here in Conroe and building custom homes all around Montgomery County and beyond.

Cassandra: What are your next steps for

America’s Home Place in Conroe? Brandon: We have had great success with open houses on our custom homes.  We plan to provide spec homes for the public to be able to see our product in its diff erent stages of construction and with the right timing plan to open several model homes for our buyers to come and visit.  Meanwhile, we will continue our operation and growth right here at our design center located at the Teas Crossing shopping center (next to the JCPenny and Olive Garden).

America’s Home Place provides quality service with a promise. Th eir warranty states that, “aft er you occupy your home, one of our most important jobs begins…Standing Behind Our Warranty…on your new home. We have a reputation for honoring our warranty and feel this is our greatest asset.”

Th ose considering building a custom home should take the opportunity to explore America’s design process, features and pricing.  Th eir custom design service and building consultation is a free service off ered to each client.  Contact them today at (936) 647-1940 or offi ceconroe@americashomeplace.com.

 

Member SpotlightAmerica's Home Place, Inc.

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Enhance your Education & Professional Development at Chamber University! All seminars and workshops are off ered free of charge to Chamber Members and we encourage all to participate. Register at www.conroe.org.

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ActionCOACH Seminar

FRIDAY, MARCH 21ST11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

"Choose Me, Not My Competition"Business Connect Seminar

THURSDAY, MARCH 6TH12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

"Four Ways to Increase Business Exposure and Leads"

Siva YennetiPresident

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this month at theChamber University

Bruce MayPresident and Executive Producer

Host of Business Insights on WayMoreFM.combruce@businessinsightsradio.com

Lunch & Learn Workshop

THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

"Integrating Marketing & Sales"Bob Keplinger hosts a free seminar on

how your business can stand out amongst the competition. Please join us for an informative, fun, and free business build-ing workshop at Conroe's Incredible Pizza Company.

As the growth continues to prevail great op-portunities are available for local businesses to fi nd more customers and to build their sales and profi ts. But it's extremely important for the businesses to position themselves online so the customers can fi nd them quickly and easily. Don’t let your competition get the fi rst chance.

Th is workshop is part of the continuing workshop in Integrated Marketing, Net-working and Sales. In this month's seminar Bruce May will be focusing on integrating winning marketing and sales tactics to help your business.

Montgomery County, Texas – February 7, 2014 – Th e Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) Class of 2014 recently explored economic development in the county at their session on February 6, 2014. Th e session was sponsored by long-time supporters of Leadership Montgomery County, Th e Woodlands Township, with their special Economic Development Partnership with LMC.

Session Director Gil Staley planned the session for the class that began at Th e Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce with a panel of Economic Development experts from throughout the county.

Th e economic development panel consisted of Danielle Scheiner, Greater Conroe Economic Development Council; Nick Wolda, Th e Woodlands Township; Fred Welch, Greater Houston Partnership; Gil Staley, Economic Development Partnership; Ray Laughter, Lone Star College System; Steve Pilgrim, Entergy Texas; and J.R. Moore, Jr., Montgomery County Tax Assessor-Collector. Class members were given the opportunity to ask questions and interact with the panel throughout the morning.

Th e class also got to hear from companies that had moved to Montgomery County. Jan Sieving of Repsol USA and Tim Gearn of Gearn Off shore spoke to the class on what brought them to the

community.Th e class then held their leadership series

discussion before traveling by chartered bus through Hughes Landing to see the new development. Th e class then traveled to the Anadarko Allison Tower for a presentation and a tour of the new Anadarko Hackett Tower. Th e day concluded back at Th e Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce.

Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofi t organization, dedicated cultivating the future leaders of Montgomery County. Th e goal of the program is to educate and inform class members about major community issues, while inspiring and motivating individuals to exercise their leadership skills to benefi t the community.

LMC is a joint project of the Greater Conroe/Lake Conroe Area Chamber of Commerce and Th e Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce. Th e Magnolia Area Chamber of Commerce, the Community Chamber of East Montgomery County and the Montgomery County Hispanic Chamber are also participating Chambers in the LMC program. Participants are chosen by application process in June of each year.

For more information about Leadership Montgomery County, please visit LMCTX.org.

Leadership Montgomery County Class of 2014 Explores Economic Development In Montgomery County

many have not been able to do so because of the high cost of the items auctioned. Th is is a way for all of our members to participate. ONLY THOSE MONIES DONATED SPECIFICALLY TO THE BUYERS GROUP WILL BE SPENT AT THE AUCTION. NO GENERAL FUNDS

FROM GC/LCACC WILL BE USED.Donation of $100.00 or more will receive an invitation to the Buyer’s Party.

All donations must be received at the Chamber offi ce (P.O. Box 2347, Conroe 77305) no later than April 4, 2014.ALL DONATIONS WILL BE SPENT ON THE JUNIOR HOMEMAKING AND LIVESTOCK AUCTION DURING THE 2014 MONTGOMERY

COUNTY FAIR.For more information, please call Angela Storseth, Director of Program Development (936) 538-7111 | angelas@conroe.org

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Th e Greater Conroe/Lake Conroe Area Chamber of Commerce is again putting together a Buyers Group for the Montgomery County Fair Association auction this year. Participation in

the group will be limited to members of the GC/LCACC.Our members know that the youth of Montgomery County are an important part of this

community. Consequently, there has always been a lot of interest in supporting the auction, but

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New Members

Keller Williams-McFarland2200 N FM 3083 WestConroe, TX 77304(936) 537-6829

ASSOCIATE

Joshua J. Benn, Attorney at Law15260 HWY 105 W, Ste 228Montgomery, TX 77356(979) 219-2001

Cash Store902 W Montgomery St Ste FWillis, TX 77378(936) 890-1590

Cash Store1403 N Loop 336 W Ste B-3Conroe, TX 77304(936) 494-1119

Duco Energy Services1300 S. Frazier St. #215Conroe, TX 77304(936) 539-6062

Great Clips3915 W Davis StConroe, TX 77304(936) 756-7299

North Home Healthcare, LLC11104 W Airport Blvd #134Stafford, TX 77477(936) 788-4438

SendOutCards-Kandas Nesbitt-Rodarte1910 Hunnington DrConroe, TX 77303(936) 718-7099Business Service

Ted Seago Campaign1234 Lake Vista Dr.Willis, TX 77318(936) 446-7177

The Rascon CPA Firm, PLLC1300 S. Frazier, Ste 215Conroe, TX 77304(936) 206-7070CPA

Toolpath, LLC10486 Commerce RowMontgomery, TX 77356(936) 448-1054

BUSINESS SHAREHOLDERCGL Recruiting, LLC.21021 Springbrook Plaza DriveSuite 140Spring, TX 77379(832) 291-4405

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Children's Books on Wheels330 Rayford Road #201Spring, TX 77380(281) 844-7596

NON-PROFIT

AAA Discount Bail BondsMember Since 1999

Affordable LED'sMember Since 2013

American Shop Tools, LLCMember Since 2013

Aspire Behavioral HospitalMember Since 2009

Bookends Business Services, Inc.Member Since 2011

Capital One BankMember Since 2008

Carl W. Kennedy, C.P.A.Member Since 1985

Casa OleMember Since 2012

Central Park CondominiumsMember Since 2012

Chase Pest Control, Inc.Member Since 2001

Claudia's Professional Cleaning ServicesMember Since 2011

Cricket Hollow Apartment HomesMember Since 2013

Forensic Solutions, Inc.Member Since 2011

Greenscape InnovationsMember Since 2012

Henry J. Daniels Certifi ed Mortgage Professional for Conroe and the WoodlandsMember Since 2010

J. Paul Burney, Ph. D.Member Since 1990

Jacobs PropertiesMember Since 1995

L Squared Engineering, LLCMember Since 2013

La Quinta Inn & SuitesMember Since 2003

Lakeside Collision SpecialistMember Since 2008

Larson & WeisingerMember Since 1981

Lynch SignsMember Since 1974

Meador Staffi ng Services - WoodlandsMember Since 2001

Owen PropertiesMember Since 1980

Personal Finance Management - Deanna OoleyMember Since 2010

Phelps, Sanderson, Eby & Associates, P.C.Member Since 1983

Quality Safety Edge, LLC.Member Since 2013

Rick Schissler - Silver Fox AdvisorMember Since 2013

Robert Christopher, D.D.S., Inc.Member Since 1991

Ron's Laser ServiceMember Since 1997

Sam Houston Memorial Funeral HomeMember Since 2005

Simpson-Dabney,, Inc.Member Since 1936

Southern Star BrewingMember Since 2008

Sunbelt Business Brokers & AdvisorsMember Since 2009

Texas Renaissance FestivalMember Since 2012

The Blair Law Firm, P.C.Member Since 1987

The Timbers at Pine Hollow ApartmentsMember Since 2012

Trade Rite Auto Sales, Inc.Member Since 1987

Triangle Animal Clinic of Conroe P.C.Member Since 1998

Village Golf ClubMember Since 1976

Village Green Alzheimer's Care HomeMember Since 2012

Waterpoint Premier Lakeside Venue and MarinaMember Since 2012

Woodlands Strykers LLCMember Since 2012

Physicians ER ConroeMember Since 2013

Wal-MartMember Since 2003

RUBY BUSINESS SHAREHOLDER

Renewals

Plus Forty FitnessBusiness Shareholder to GoldMember Since 2012

UPGRADES

Able Glass CompanyMember Since 2005

Cowboy Kia of ConroeMember Since 2004

Edmonds Rooterman PlubmbersMember Since 2012

Hodges Business Interiors, Inc.Member Since 2009

Margarita's Mexican RestaurantMember Since 2003

Stroman Realty, Inc.Member Since 1988

White Oak Dental CareMember Since 2008

Friends of ConroeMember Since 1993

Montgomery County Memorial LibraryMember Since 1991

Montgomery County Sheriff's Offi ceMember Since 1993

West Conroe Baptist ChurchMember Since 2000

NON PROFITSILVER

Smokey Mo's (Conroe)Member Since 2011

Sam Houston Memorial Funeral HomeMember Since 2007

Walgreens (#9161)Member Since 2013

2ND STORE MEMBER

Ramon LaughterMember Since 1994

INDIVIDUAL

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PRESENTED BY MONTGOMERY COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY

Join us Saturday, March 8, for a Texas-style BBQ, concert, and after-party, kicking off at 6 p.m. at Crighton

Theatre in Conroe. Hear world-renowned music performed by young classical artists, ages 18 to 30, who

are finalists and rising stars. Reservations required for BBQ (includes concert) or concert

tickets only at 7:30 p.m. For tickets call 936-441-SHOW or go online to crightontheatre.com.

More information at 936-756-7017 or youngtexasartists.org.

Only $100 for a Member Booth!Space is limited. Contact Angela today to reserve your booth.

(936) 538-7111 or AngelaS@conroe.org(*Rate applicable to Food & Beverage companies only.)

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THANKYOU

For hosting Business After Hours in February!Join us this month as Lone Star Executive Airport's newest

addition hosts our March Business After Hours.

March 20th from 5pm-7pmat Black Forest Ventures: Galaxy FBO &

Black Walnut Cafe.

May 85PM - 8PM

Th e Lone Star Convention Center