BusinessToday - JUNE 2026

A M E S S A G E F R O M A A R O N C OX At The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce, our mission is simple yet powerful: to serve as the Pathway to Opportunity for our member businesses and our community. As the voice of the business community, we are committed to fostering a vibrant, dynamic environment where businesses of all sizes can connect, grow and thrive.

at the local, state, and federal levels ensure that the voice of our members is heard where it matters most.

The Chamber is more than just connection opportunities—it’s a strategic partner in your success. Through innovative programming, advocacy efforts, professional education resources and more, we work to equip our members with the tools necessary to navigate today’s competitive landscape. From startups to longstanding enterprises, we provide opportunities for visibility, collaboration and leadership that help businesses make lasting impacts.

As our region continues to grow and evolve, The Woodlands Area Chamber remains a steady and forward-looking partner. We are dedicated to championing innovation, economic prosperity and supporting initiatives that make our area THE premier place to live, work, play, pray and do business.

We take great pride in being a connector—linking members to potential clients, influential leaders, and decision-makers. As a convener, from our Business Connection Events to Signature Events like Business Summit and Economic Outlook Conference, we create meaningful engagement and long-term value. Additionally, our advocacy efforts

Whether you’re a small business owner, corporate leader, nonprofit organization or solopreneur, there is a place for you at the Chamber. Together, we will shape a

thriving future. ~ Aaron Cox, IOM President & CEO

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CHAMBER EVENTS

Calendar of Events

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Business After Hours TUESDAY, JUNE 2 5:00pm – 7:00pm

Sponsored by:

Location: Woodforest National Bank–Town Center Two 1330 Lake Robbins Drive, #100 | The Woodlands

THURSDAY, JUNE 4 8:00am – 9:30am

Woodlands Innovation Network THURSDAY, JULY 9 3:00pm – 4:30pm

Location: The Woodlands Chamber of Commerce 9320 Lakeside Blvd., #200 | The Woodlands Registration Required.

Registration Required. No Walk-Ins.

Discovery Day

JULY 2026

Sponsored by:

Location: The Woodlands Chamber of Commerce 9320 Lakeside Blvd., #200 | The Woodlands

Breakfast Connections Sponsored by: WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 7:31am – 9:00am

Location: Mia’s Table 18450 I-45 South | Shenandoah

Registration Required. No Walk-Ins.

Registration Required. No Walk-Ins.

Woodlands Innovation Network

Business Advocacy Council

Location: The Woodlands Chamber of Commerce 9320 Lakeside Blvd., #200 | The Woodlands

Location: Black Walnut Cafe 9000 New Trails Drive | The Woodlands

THURSDAY, JUNE 11 3:00pm – 4:30pm Registration Required.

TUESDAY, JULY 21 8:30am – 9:30am Registration Required.

Business Advocacy Council

TUESDAY, JUNE 16 8:30am – 9:30am

Location: Black Walnut Cafe 9000 New Trails Drive | The Woodlands Registration Required.

CREW—Trivia Night TUESDAY, JUNE 16 6:00pm – 10:30pm

TEAM MEETINGS The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce

9320 Lakeside Blvd., #200, The Woodlands, TX

C.A.R.E.S. COMMITTEE • WED JUL 1 • 3:00pm–4:00pm CHAIRMAN’S BALL COMMITTEE • MON JUL 20 • 3:00pm–4:00pm

Location: Blue Lion Club 8000 McBeth Way, Suite 100 | The Woodlands Registration Required.

Breakfast Connections Sponsored by: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 7:31am – 9:00am

CHAMBER EVENTS INFORMATION

Location: Mia’s Table 18450 I-45 South | Shenandoah Registration Required. No Walk-Ins.

TEAM MEETINGS The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce

9320 Lakeside Blvd., #200, The Woodlands, TX

C.A.R.E.S. COMMITTEE • WED JUN 3 • 3:00pm–4:00pm CHAIRMAN’S BALL COMMITTEE • MON JUN 15 • 3:00pm–4:00pm BUSINESS SUMMIT COMMITTEE • THU JUN 18 • 3:30pm–4:30pm

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CHAMBER CONNECTIONS

Building Connections | The Woodlands Business Community Expands

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thriving local economy depends on steady collaboration, fresh perspectives, and strong community support. The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce highlighted these values in April during its recent “Meet the New Members” event.

Hosted by Verve Workspace, the gathering served as a dynamic platform for networking and community building.

The event officially welcomed five new businesses to the Chamber family: • King Solomon’s Tree Service • Lindsay Fletcher Consulting • Sceptyr • Tandym Group • Training Wheelz USA

Each company delivered an introductory commercial to highlight their unique services, capabilities, and market expertise. The presentations sparked immediate engagement.

Attending chamber members were eager to learn more about these organizations and identify strategic ways to do business together.

The choice of venue greatly enhanced the collaborative atmosphere of the event. Verve Workspace provided a modern, highly functional, and welcoming environment perfectly suited for business professionals looking to connect,

innovate, and grow. Their versatile professional venue made it easy for attendees to interact, exchange ideas, and lay the groundwork for productive local partnerships.

As these five new members join the ranks of local commerce, the collective strength of our business community continues to rise. Local business owners are encouraged to explore how these new members can support their corporate goals. To discover more about the premium amenities, flexible office configurations, and corporate event solutions available at the host location, visit the official Verve Workspace website at vervework.com.

Join us for the next Meet the New Members | STRONG BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS START HERE

Breakfast Connections | Lessons In Leadership That Last

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this April’s Breakfast Connections, held at Mia’s Table, The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce proved that the best way to move forward is often to look back. With approximately 90 professionals in attendance, the morning was more than a networking session; it was a masterclass in humility and growth.

This month’s theme “What foolish things did you do early in your career that you learned from?” turned standard elevator pitches into genuine moments of connection.

Members shared “rookie mistakes,” transforming personal blunders into valuable cautionary tales. This transparency built the authentic rapport that serves as the hallmark of our business community, reminding us that every expert was once a beginner.

Spotlight sponsor Crestcom - The Woodlands perfectly complemented the theme. Lisa Thomas of Crestcom highlighted a common leadership trap: the belief that being a great leader means having all the answers. She shared how acting as the sole “solution provider” can unintentionally create a bottleneck that limits team growth. True leadership, Thomas emphasized, is about fostering independence and developing others so the organization no longer relies on a single individual to succeed.

Beyond the stories, the event’s structure ensured every guest made meaningful connections, gaining a clearer picture of the diverse businesses driving The Woodlands’ economy. By the time the coffee ran low, it was clear that while we all start with a few foolish steps, our collective wisdom is what drives our community’s success.

To identify where leadership is helping or holding your team back, consider a Leadership Discovery Meeting with Crestcom.

For more information, reach out to Lisa Thomas or visit crestcom.com.

We hope to see you at the next Breakfast Connections | WHERE LONG LASTING CONNECTIONS BEGIN AT 7:31 A.M. 4

CHAMBER CONNECTIONS

Community and Connection | A Perfect Evening Hosted By Waste Connections

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he Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce recently held its April Business After Hours event, and the atmosphere could not have been more fitting for a gathering centered on growth and relationship building. Hosted by Waste Connections, Inc. at the Black Walnut Cafe, the evening was graced with perfect spring weather that allowed guests to spill out onto the patio, making full use of the restaurant’s beautiful outdoor space.

Waste Connections has been a cornerstone of The Woodlands’ business landscape since relocating its headquarters to the area in 2012. Their hosting of this event, spearheaded by Chamber Board Member Michelle Little, highlighted the company’s “Servant Leadership” culture.

As a long-standing member of the Chamber, Waste Connections views these

mixers not just as networking opportunities, but as essential platforms for fostering unity within the local business ecosystem.

Beyond their role in the Chamber, Waste Connections has established itself as a premier community partner for local nonprofits. To learn more about the positive impact Waste Connections Inc. has had on our community, visit their website at wasteconnections.com. .

Events like the April Business After Hours serve as a vital reminder of what makes The Woodlands thrive: a robust network of businesses that are as committed to each other as they are to the people they serve.

Join us for the next Business After Hours | BUILD CONNECTIONS WITH AREA BUSINESS LEADERS

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TEAMS IN ACTION

CREW | Leadership Coffee Recap

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REW(Connecting Rising Executives of The Woodlands), hosted a Leadership Coffee featuring Ann Wolford, President of The Wolford Group, and Keaton McDaniel, Financial Advisor at Edward Jones MDM Wealth, both past chairmen of The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce. The event, moderated by Josie Lewis, Director of Sales for Visit The Woodlands, brought together young professionals from across The Woodlands area for an honest discussion on leadership, mentorship, confidence, and professional growth.

Throughout the conversation, attendees heard practical advice on stepping into leadership opportunities, building meaningful relationships, and embracing growth even before feeling fully prepared.

Speakers emphasized the importance of mentorship, learning how to delegate, managing conflict with trust and authenticity, and understanding that effective leaders do not always have all the answers.

One of the strongest themes of the morning was that vulnerability and humility can make leaders more approachable, relatable, and impactful.

The event was sponsored by Theresa Wagaman of Richmond Realty Group and hosted by Haynie & Company. Their support continues to help create opportunities for emerging leaders to connect, learn, and grow within the community.

CREW (Connecting Rising Executives of The Woodlands) is a program dedicated to investing in young professionals and strengthening the future leadership pipeline of The Woodlands area through leadership development, networking, mentorship, and community engagement.

Bill Warner Is April’s | Diplomat of the Month

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he Chamber proudly names Bill Warner April’s Diplomat of the Month. The heartbeat of any vibrant business community is its volunteers. Few individuals embody this spirit like Bill.

Bill’s impact during the onboarding of new members helps turn these new collaborations into lifelong professional relationships. His guidance ensures new members maximize their membership benefits.

Loyalty like Bill’s builds the foundation of our Chamber. He constantly invests his time to elevate our newest members. Please join us s, in thanking Bill Warner for his exceptional service to Congratulation Bill The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce.

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Team Jelly Roll | Is Driving Connection And Retention

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onsistency is the truest measure of dedication. For the second consecutive month, Team Jelly Roll has claimed the title of Diplomat Team of the Month for April 2026. This consecutive recognition highlights their commitment to The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber success relies entirely on active engagement. In April, Team Jelly Roll focused heavily on member outreach. They ensured new members felt welcomed into the local business community. More importantly they tackled the critical challenge of retention. By communicating the Chamber’s daily advocacy and resources, they helped existing members recognize the true return on their investments. This proactive outreach secured vital membership renewals.

The team’s success stems from strong leadership and diverse professional expertise. Ashley Reina, with Blue Skies Bookkeeping provides strong organizational leadership to the team. Kristina Red, with Capital One Café, drives community connections. Angela Schimmels, with Image 360 Signs & Graphics\Keller Williams Realty The Woodlands & Magnolia, brings marketing and real estate perspective and David Dewhurst, with Prosperity Living, anchors the team with business development insight.

Team Jelly Roll proves that volunteer leadership creates a thriving economic ecosystem. The Chamber remains stronger, larger and more connected because of their work. Please congratulate these team members on their dedication.

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TEAMS IN ACTION

WIN | May Recap

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he Woodlands Innovation Network (WIN), recently led a delegation of 18 business and community leaders to visit Tesla for a special behind-the-scenes tour of the company’s Gigafactory in Austin, Texas. The group had the opportunity to experience first-hand the scale, technology, automation, advanced manufacturing and robotics driving one of the world’s most innovative companies.

Spanning more than 2,500 acres with over 10 million square feet of manufacturing space, the facility serves as the primary production hub for the Cybertruck and Model Y. Attendees also learned about Tesla’s future plans surrounding the mass production of the Optimus humanoid robot, with long-term goals to produce millions annually.

A special thank you to Jason Walker and the Tesla team for coordinating such a memorable experience for the group.

Visits like this continue to strengthen connections between innovators, business leaders and emerging technologies while helping build momentum for the growing innovation ecosystem in The Woodlands area and across Greater Houston.

The Houston Advanced Research Center recently welcomed The Woodlands Innovation Network (WIN) for an engaging presentation and behind-the-scenes tour led by Carlos Gamarra and Ryan Bare. The visit gave attendees an inside look at HARC’s groundbreaking work in sustainability, resilience, energy, water, and air quality, while also showcasing how innovation can be integrated directly into the built environment.

A major focus of the visit centered on the innovative design and performance of HARC’s award-winning headquarters — a LEED Platinum and Net Zero Energy certified facility designed to serve as a real-world “Living Lab” for sustainable development. WIN attendees learned about the building’s advanced geothermal heating and cooling system, rooftop solar array, high-performance building envelope, and natural stormwater management systems that support both efficiency and environmental stewardship. HARC’s headquarters is recognized as one of the most energy-efficient office buildings in the country and the first commercial building in Texas to achieve Net Zero Energy certification. Conversations and experiences like these continue to spark ideas, strengthen connections, and build momentum for the growing innovation ecosystem in The Woodlands area and across Greater Houston.

WIN has also been invited to visit SpaceX and will begin coordinating a future delegation trip as the organization continues creating opportunities for local leaders to engage with some of the world’s most innovative companies.

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The Pathway to Opportunity…

How to Make the Most for Your Chamber Membership The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce Business Connection events provide valuable opportunities to meet and connect with fellow members of the business community to forge powerful relationships for your business. For details about upcoming Business Connection events and start building connections to support the growth of your business, visit woodlandschamber.org/calendar.

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS/Monthly Business After Hours is a complimentary social providing opportunities to meet, mingle and build relationships with other area business professionals. The BAH crowd is welcoming, business-minded and looking to forge authentic business connections.

BREAKFAST CONNECTIONS/Monthly Make connections and share your company news with a room full of fellow business leaders. This monthly event provides the opportunity for members to give a one-minute “commercial” about their business. For added publicity, members may arrive early to place marketing materials on the promo table and donate a door prize.

MEET THE NEW MEMBERS/Monthly Meet the Chamber’s ewest members at this complimentary social. New members in the first 90 days of their membership are invited to give a brief commercial introducing their business to other Chamber members.

DISCOVERY DAY/Every Other Month Discovery Day is designed as an orientation to educate new Chamber Members or new employees of existing Chamber Members about how to utilize the benefits of their membership. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast while learning about member benefits, events and activities, committees and teams, advocacy options, marketing opportunities and using the Member Information Center.

THE CARES COMMITTEE reflects the Chamber’s commitment to the businesses, nonprofits and communities where we live, work and play. Through meaningful engagement with local charitable organizations, the committee helps strengthen the Chamber’s community presence while supporting the nonprofit sector that plays a vital role in The Woodlands area. Members are invited to get involved by participating in committee initiatives, supporting nonprofit partners and helping advance a culture of service throughout our business community.

BUSINESS ADVOCACY COUNCIL (BAC) hosts speakers once a month to discuss policies, updates, and initiatives impacting our business community. BAC also coordinates Candidate Forums and Montgomery Day at the Capitol. As the voice of business in the area, The Chamber is committed to keeping our region competitive, improving the business climate and advancing policies that create a more prosperous environment.

CREW (Connecting Rising Professionals of The Woodlands) is a Young Professionals Network focused on developing the next generation of leaders in our community. Through programming including leadership coffees, lunch & learns, socials, service projects, and team-building experiencesCREW connects emerging executives with established leaders, fostering relationships, professional growth, and long-term engagement in The Woodlands area business community.

CHAMBER TEAMS AND COMMITTEES are collaborative, peer-driven groups that give members the opportunity to help shape Chamber programs and events. Through meetings, programs and events developed by each team, members can build strategic relationships, share expertise, collaborate with fellow professionals and make meaningful business connections.

WIN (The Woodlands Innovation Network) is a program designed to strengthen and connect the local innovation ecosystem. Through monthly events and quarterly socials, WIN brings together founders, corporate leaders, investors, and community stakeholders to foster collaboration, share ideas, and build meaningful connections.

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MEET THE NEW MEMBERS

BREAKFAST CONNECTIONS

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

CHAMBER CONNECTIONS

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Empowering Connections | The Enrichery Sponsors Discovery Day

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he Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its April Discovery Day, a vital new member orientation designed to unlock the full potential of Chamber membership. This informative event introduces new members to the dedicated staff and extensive resources available, ensuring businesses know exactly where to focus their energies. By the end of the session, participants walk away with a clear roadmap for joining committees and selecting events that align with their professional goals.

This month’s orientation found a perfect sponsor in The Enrichery, a premier educational organization that mirrors the Chamber’s mission of guidance and structured growth. Operating on the belief that every individual can succeed when equipped with the right tools, The Enrichery provides personalized, one-on-one support tailored to unique goals. Just as Discovery Day helps businesses find their footing, The Enrichery helps students navigate their own paths to success.

Located right here in The Woodlands, The Enrichery serves students in grades K–12. It is part of a rapidly growing Houstonarea network with seven convenient locations, including Memorial, Energy Corridor, Cypress, Katy, Sugar Land, and Bellaire. Their comprehensive services include executive functioning coaching, academic tutoring, standardized test preparation for the SAT, ACT, and ISEE, and expert college admissions guidance.

The Enrichery meets every learner exactly where they are, adjusting strategies in real time to foster steady growth. Following each session, families receive detailed progress reports to ensure consistent communication and complete visibility. Deeply committed to local families, schools, and organizations, The Enrichery is proud to support the continued economic and educational success of The Woodlands community. To learn more about The Enrichery, visit theenrichery.com.

DISCOVERY DAY

We look forward to seeing you at the next Chamber event!

Marilyn Abercrombie Brian Arceneaux Wendy Bolz Congressman Kevin Brady Connie Carll Lloyd Carll

preciate p A ly e r e c in S We Lifetime Members

B. ‘Chic’ Chicoine Janis Cornmesser Linda Curington Donna Daniels Dan Davis Beverly Denver Loretta DuBose

Rob Eissler Byron Ellis Carol Gooch Frank Holmes Karen L. Hoylman Mike Karlins

Rui Martin Mary Matteson Maxine Mueller Wayne O’Neill Frank Robinson Ray Sanders Dr. Ann Snyder

Doug Stuart John Tatum David Vogt Sandra Vogt Nancy Wallace Denise Wranischar

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The 2026 Health, Wellness & Fitness Expo was a Great Success!

Rainy days gave way to gorgeous Chamber of Commerce weather. It was the perfect day to try a free fitness class, gain insight from wellness talks and connect with local resources for healthy living.

The Kid Zone, sponsored by America’s ER + Urgent, care featured kid-safe axe throwing, a bouncy house, a caricature artist as more! The Speaker’s tent, sponsored by The Only Facial, featured educational presentations from Be Fit & Well Coaching and the Sydenham Clinic. Attendees took advantage of free fitness classes from Grounding Fitness (yoga), Life Time Fitness (Zumba) and Renzo Gracie The Woodlands (Jiu Jitsu).

Thank you to everyone who attended, our sponsors and vendors, for helping create a fantastic community event to showcase local businesses providing heath, wellness and fitness resources.

PHOTO CREDIT:

Credit Visibly Illustrated Photography and Videography

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Special Thanks to Presenting Underwriter, Happy Health and Wellness for their support!

PHOTO CREDIT:

The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce

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RIBBON CUTTINGS & GRAND OPENINGS

Casella Apartments Silvia Saucedo (346) 680-9135 18381 Terranova West Drive Spring, TX 77379 liveatcasella.com m

ID Life Lance Walton (936) 323-2180 Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas walto15.idlife.com

Spring Ahead Speakers Toastmasters Cathy Landry Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas (832) 928-4291 birdseyesurveillance.com

Business Logix, LLC Celina Enamorado (713) 499-9873 20333 TX 249 Access Road, Suite 200 Houston, TX 77070 businesslogixllc.com

Koinonia Financial Candace Trabona (281) 367-2525 9400 Grogan’s Mill Road, Suite 305 The Woodlands, TX 77380 koinoniafinancial.com

Woodlands Cancer Institute – Radiation Cente Brittany Andis 18354 Interstate 45 South, Suite 120 The Woodlands, TX 77384 (832) 265-1790 woodlandscancer.com

RIBBON CUTTINGS Recently joined the Chamber and looking for added exposure and visibility?

Ribbon cuttings are scheduled on Fridays between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Based on your level of membership, we can schedule a ribbon cutting at your place of business within a 12-mile radius or at The Chamber office. A photo of the event will be posted across Chamber’s social media sites as well as published in our Business Today monthly magazine. Email Cyndi Alvarado, Vice President of Member Engagement, at cyndi.alvarado@woodlandschamber.org to coordinate your ribbon cutting, grand opening, or open house.

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PROFESSIONAL LIGHTHOUSE REFLECTIONS Ms. Kay Martin (832) 458-8577 lighthousecateringtx.com 121 Hughes Lane Magnolia, TX 77354 Your one stop party supply business bringing events to life with fun and style. We offer a vintage photo booth, a 360 video booth and a photo booth camper for unforgettable memories, plus custom balloon decor, bloom cart, and full event decorating, and ice cream carts perfect for corporate events! Our dial-a-tone guest messaging system adds a unique personal touch.

Sponsored by Pamela Clark: Lighthouse Catering

THE BLUEBONNET TASTING ROOM Ms. Jen ArBuckle (832) 492-3992 bluebonnet-tomball.com 401 Commerce Street Tomball, TX 77375 An eclectic Texas wine bar featuring hill country and locally produced wines, craft beers, and a relaxed welcoming vibe.

Facility also serves as a small event venue for private gatherings, celebrations, parties, while also hosting fun classes and unique events bringing people together for a one of a kind experience.

Sponsored by Pamela Clark: Lighthouse Catering

COMMUNITY EVEN HOTEL SHENANDOAH - THE WOODLANDS Ms. Christy Johnson (936) 224-5050 ihg.com/evenhotels/hotels/us/en/shenandoah/houev/hoteldetail 18850 David Memorial Drive Shenandoah, TX 77380 Our fresh, spacious, and relaxing guest rooms provide the comforts of home, including plush bedding, free Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen TV with premium cable channels. 24-hour updated Fitness Center and in room fitness zones.

FIRST SERVICE CREDIT UNION Ms. Olivia Hewitt (713) 676-7777 fscu.com 9110 Grogans Mill Road The Woodlands, TX 77380 Rooted in a shared vision of fostering financial well-being, our journey began in 1977 with a clear purpose: to establish a member-centric, not-for-profit credit union. Five decades later, our credit union has grown to over 90,000 members, but our philosophy remains unchanged. As a member-owned cooperative, every account holder is an important part of our fabric.

LOS COCHINITOS Mr. Jose Amozurrutia (877) 567-2624 cochinitos.com 21005 Interstate 45 Spring, TX 77388 In 1959, a young man in the Valley of Mexico began selling tacos at a small bus station, sharing hope in every dish.

Through hard work and passion, he built a lasting legacy. Today, Los Cochinitos honors that tradition, bringing people together with warmth, hospitality, and authentic Mexican flavors that reflect the Mexico we carry in our hearts.

Come see our family play area.

Sponsored by Jose Amozurrutia: Pax Digital

ZIRONSEC LLC Kayode Ademuwagun (281) 766-7909 zironsec.com Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas ZironSec closes the gap between security engineering and business risk. We deliver cloud governance, identity security, and vulnerability remediation so you can prove your security posture to auditors, customers, and investors.

STRETCHLAB WOODSON’S RESERVE Ms. Stephanie Swain (832) 810-4544 stretchlab.com/location/woodsonsreserve 3917 Woodson’s Reserve Parkway, Suite 500 Spring, TX 77386 StretchLab offers one-on-one assisted stretching to improve flexibility, mobility, and recovery. Guided by trained Flexologists, each session is personalized to reduce tension, enhance movement, and prevent injury. Ideal for all fitness levels, it helps you move better, feel looser, and recover faster.

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SMALL BUSINESS FONTANA PLASTIC SURGERY Dr. Stefani Fontana (832) 525-9616 doctorfontana.com 2219 Sawdust Road, Suite 502 The Woodlands, TX 77380 Led by NYC-trained, board-eligible plastic surgeon Dr. Stefani Fontana, our practice helps patients rediscover the version of themselves they know and love— through natural, personalized results. Her goal is simple — to help you feel comfortable in your own skin again, with results that look and feel natural.

LEGER KETCHUM & COHOON, PLLC Mr. James Ketchum (832) 764-7200 lkclawfirm.com 9709 Lakeside Blvd., Suite 125 The Woodlands, TX 77381 LKC is a full service law firm practicing in the areas of Business Disputes, Business Transactions, Construction, Healthcare, International Law, Labor and Employment, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Property Damage, Real Estate, and Tax.

NIGEL’S FLOORS & MORE, LLC Mr. Nigel Reid (713) 904-4334 nigels-floors.com 9595 Six Pines Drive, Suite 8210 The Woodlands, TX 77380 At Nigel’s Floors & More LLC, we provide complete flooring services designed to deliver quality, durability, and peace of mind from start to finish. We ensure every project is handled with care, precision, and professionalism from start to finish.

PEACOCK LIFE AND HEALTH Ms. Leslie Guillermo (210) 863-7847 peacocklh.com Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Area As a USAF Retiree Veteran and a licensed Texas Life and Health Insurance Agent, I am passionate about helping individuals and families find Medicare, ACA Marketplace or Alternatives, Dental / Vision / Hearing, and many ancillary health plans that fit their unique needs. The name “Peacock Life and Health” reflects my love and admiration for peacocks — symbols of protection, renewal, and confidence.

Sponsored by Stacy Harris; Stacy Harris Consulting

PNC BANK Ms. Jennyfer Elmblade (713) 867-2175 pnc.com 1450 Lake Woodlands Drive The Woodlands, TX 77380 For 160 years, we have been committed to providing our clients with great service and powerful financial expertise to help them meet their financial goals. We are proud of our longstanding history of supporting not only our customers but also our communities, employees and shareholders.

RAUL DE LA GARZA HEALTH INSURANCE Mr. Raul de la Garza (361) 267-0408 planenroll.com/?purl=Raul-Delagarza Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas Insurance can be confusing. But with our online resources and national network of licensed insurance agents we can make it straightforward. We’re here to help you get coverage with the benefits you deserve and feel more confident about the choices you make.

RENEW LIFE WELLNESS CENTERS, LLC Ms. Morgan Morton (281) 292-6300 renewlife.clinic 3000 Research Forest Drive, Suite 150 The Woodlands, TX 77381 We’re here to help you heal naturally - without drugs or surgery - so you can get back to living the life you love .We believe pain shouldn’t be something you just ‘’live with’’ or cover up. Our mission is to find the root cause and deliver real, personalized solutions that truly work. We proudly serve with faith-based, compassionate care that goes far beyond symptom relief.

ROCK BOTTOM HOPE Mr. Danny Childress (877) 423-4673 rockbottomhope.org Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Area Our Mission: To help individuals overcome addiction and equip their families with faith-based support, accountability, and practical resources for lasting freedom. Our Vision: A world where those trapped in addiction—and the families who love them—are not alone, and find healing, restoration, and lasting hope.

Sponsored by Ronda Trow; Commissioner Ritch Wheeler - PCT #3

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THE CHAMPION PROJECT Ms. Elizabeth Chappell (832) 403-0283 thechampionproject.org 7 Switchbud Place, Suite 108 The Woodlands, TX 77380 The Champion Project connects caring adults with foster youth living in staffed facilities (today’s alternative to traditional orphanages) through mentoring, tutoring, and literacy programs. The trauma informed mentoring program works in 24 hour staffed facilities for youth in foster care, to help provide stability and consistency in the lives of teens in foster care.

Sponsored by Ted Harris; The Woodlands Mall

THE WOODLANDS LOOP Mr. Greg Tresler (346) 474-5999 thewoodlandsloop.com 4576 Research Forest Drive, Suite 200 The Woodlands, TX 77381 Un-boring guide to The Greater Woodlands Area.

TREETOP REALTY GROUP Mr. Arch Currid (713) 540-6903 treetoprealtygroup.com Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas Welcome to Treetop Realty Group, a locally rooted real estate brokerage built on strong market expertise, innovative marketing strategies, and a culture of mentorship and continuous growth. With deep ties to Montgomery County, TX since 1997, specifically, The Woodlands and surrounding areas, we combine local knowledge with clear communication and a strategic approach to guide you confidently through every step of the buying or selling process.

Sponsored by Darlene and Denis Gagnon; WeKinnect Global Branding Agency

VELOCITY PARTNERS GROUP Mr. Ned Fasullo (877) 927-2298 velocitypartnersgroup.com Serving The Woodlands & Surrounding Areas Stop Hiring Vendors. Hire a Partner Who Understands Your Business. Velocity Partners Group provides GROWTH marketing, sales and technology consulting with over 30+ years of experience working with small businesses and nonprofits from Texas to Florida.

WATCHGUARD TECHNOLOGIES Ms. Jes Reskey watchguard.com 255 S. King Street, Suite 1100 Seattle, WA 98104 For 30 years, WatchGuard has helped partners scale profitably, respond to evolving threats, and deliver security that keeps customers protected and businesses moving forward. WatchGuard’s Unified Security Platform® is built from the ground up to enable efficient, powerful security services with increased scale and velocity while gaining operational efficiencies.

WOODLANDS FITNESS AND WELLNESS STUDIO Mr. Brandon Polk (832) 403-4861 woodlandsfitnessandwellness.com 23633 Gosling Road Building 3 unit F Spring, TX 77389 One on one training, group classes, recovery equipment all catered to your fitness needs. Plus Forty Fitness Woodlands Fitness and Wellness Studio. We are here to help 832-403-4861 in Spring/The Woodlands and 936-827-2258 in Conroe.

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Beyond the Green Ribbon…

Chamber Diplomats

BY: Kristi Leggett Community Assistance Center Chamber Diplomat

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first glance, the green ribbons worn by TWACC Diplomat Team may simply identify the friendly faces greeting guests at ribbon cuttings, networking events and luncheons. But being a Diplomat is about far more than attending events — it is about serving as a connector, ambassador and advocate for the Chamber community.

Diplomats play an important role in helping members feel welcomed, engaged and connected. From introducing first-time attendees to fellow members, to helping businesses navigate the Chamber calendar and opportunities available through membership, Diplomats work behind the scenes to ensure relationships continue to grow long after an event ends. We serve as the bridge between new members and established business leaders, helping create meaningful introductions that can lead to partnerships, referrals and collaborations. For many of us, those connections become deeply personal as well. Some of my closest friendships have come through serving on the Diplomat Team and volunteering alongside fellow Chamber members over the years.

The role also requires a genuine commitment to supporting the mission of the Chamber and the economic vitality of our community. Diplomats champion local businesses, encourage involvement and help recruit new organizations into the Chamber family. Our efforts contribute to helping create a welcoming environment where businesses of all sizes can thrive.

Most importantly, being a Diplomat is rooted in relationship-building. People want to do business with those they know, trust and share values. We help foster those authentic connections while reinforcing a shared commitment to investing in and strengthening our community. Beyond the green ribbons is a dedicated group of professionals working together to make the Chamber experience more meaningful for everyone…and we have a dang good time doing it!

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APRIL 2026

S I G N AT U R E Fidium Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center Canopy Cancer Survivorship Center In the Pink of Health

Memorial Hermann | Rockets Sports Medicine Institute Memorial Hermann 24 HR Emergency Care TIRR Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Premiere Events

The John Cooper School The Woodlands Township WBSAV

EXECUTIVE Alpha School

Celebree School of The Woodlands Creekside Chevron Phillips Chemical Company Community Impact Newspaper DOCUmation ExxonMobil

Heightened Leaders Hello Woodlands

Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital Houston Methodist Breast Care Center at The Woodlands Houston Methodist Cancer Center at The Woodlands Houston Methodist Comprehensive Care Center in Creekside Houston Methodist Emergency Care Center in The Woodlands Houston Methodist Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Houston Methodist Primary Care Group - The Woodlands Houston Methodist Primary Care Group - The Woodlands (Sterling Ridge)

Howard Hughes 1 Riva Row • Creekside Park West • One Lakes Edge The Lane at Waterway • The Millennium One Waterway Ave. The Ritz-Carlton Residences–The Woodlands • Two Lakes Edge

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center – The Woodlands The US Oncology Network / McKesson McKesson

Image 360 Houston Signs & Graphics Angela Schimmels, Keller Williams Realty, The Woodlands & Magnolia

The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership

Keating Chevrolet

TMH Consulting & Investment Group

Nexus Health Systems

PaperCity The Woodlands Perry Electric

S + D Industries

Silver Rock Productions

St. Luke’s Health – The Woodlands Hospital St. Luke’s Lakeside Hospital Steptoe & Johnson PLLC

Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands Texas Children’s Pediatrics

The Woodlands Christian Academy

Waste Connections, Inc. Hardy Road Transfer Station – Waste Connections R360 Environmental Solutions Seabreeze Landfill – Waste Connections Waste Connections of Texas Western Midstream

Woodforest National Bank – Town Center Two Woodforest National Bank – College Park Woodforest National Bank – Fish Creek Woodforest National Bank – Imperial Oaks Woodforest National Bank – Rayford Road Woodforest National Bank – Research Plaza Woodforest National Bank – Sterling Ridge Woodforest Wealth

PREMIER A & P Painting and Flooring Woodlands

Edward Jones – Keaton McDaniel, Financial Advisor Tiny Paws Rescuer

Art of Drawers Houston

Entergy Texas, Inc. Entergy Texas, Inc. – Lake Front North

Birdseye Surveillance, LLC Lone Star Parties

First Financial Bank – Conroe First Financial Bank – Creekside First Financial Bank – Grand Parkway Branch

America’s ER + Urgent Care Better Bookkeepers, Inc. Blanton Advisors, LLC

Black Forest Ventures Black Walnut Café • Galaxy FBO The Kitchen • Woodlands Hospitality BMW of Houston North MINI of The Woodlands Boardwalk at Town Center Cellipont Bioservices

CHASE – Six Pines Branch CHASE – Alden Bridge CHASE – Panther Creek J.P. Morgan JPMorgan Chase Chick-fil-A of The Woodlands Chick-fil-A Sawdust Chick-fil-A The Woodlands Mall Comcast Comcast Advertising • Comcast Business Corporate Incentives, Inc.

Geneva Nicole Strategies, LLC

Griffin & Cain, Attorneys at Law, PC Harvey Builders

Houston Tents & Events

Ivybrook Academy Half Day Preschool King Solomons Tree Service Lauren Holverson, Realtor

Lone Star College System Office Lone Star College – Creekside Center Lone Star College – Montgomery Lone Star College University Center – The Woodlands M-Tex Paving Co. Market Street

My Houston Surgeons my Evergreen MedSpa

National Museum of Funeral History

Cypress Creek Hospital

Plunk Productions Femme Fix It • Heart & Hammer TX • Undefeated TX

Deligans Tax Partners LLC Edward Jones – Bill Gervasi, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Austin Sturrock, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Brian Bohr, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Brian Hanley, Financial Advisor Edward Jones – Wade Hollis, Financial Advisor

Primrose School of The Woodlands and Spring Primrose School of The Woodlands at College Park Primrose School of The Woodlands at Creekside Park Primrose School of The Woodlands at Hughes Landing Primrose School of The Woodlands at Sterling Ridge

DeFord Law Firm PLLC

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Excelerate Energy LP

Prosperity Bank – The Woodlands Prosperity Bank – Magnolia Parkway Prosperity Bank – Research Forest Prosperity Bank – Spring Richmond Realty Group Sergio’s Landscaping

Sunbelt Business Brokers Sunbelt Business Brokers – Houston 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 Belvedere at Springwoods Village/Valiant Residential 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 Woodforest by Johnson Development Corp.

The Koch Insurance Group The Woodlands Courtyard By Marriott The Woodlands Residence Inn Lake Front The Woodlands Mall The Woodlands Young Learners Academy Oak Ridge Young Learners Academy The Learning Lane – Grogans The Learning Lane – Richards Tough Law Firm, PLLC Vernier & Associates, PLLC Visit The Woodlands WC Construction Will Carter Band

RENEWING COMMITMENTS APRIL

PREMIER INVESTORS Market Street Oak Ridge Young Learners Academy Sergio’s Landscaping The Learning Lane - Grogans The Learning Lane - Richards The Woodlands Young Learners Academy WC Construction Will Carter Band

PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS Blue Lion Pub BOM Bank

COMMUNITY INVESTORS 5Point Credit Union Citizens Grill Evermark Commercial Group Home2 Suites Shenandoah - The Woodlands L&Y Tax Advisors LLC Sapphire Gas Solutions Tailgators Pub & Grill The Mike Seder Group - eXp Realty Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar

SMALL BUSINESS INVESTORS Magnolia Awards, LLC A & H Electric Mercy House Global Abundant Senior Living Montgomery County Community AEM The Woodlands Foundation Alpha Martial Arts Montgomery County Women’s Center Compassion United Mr. Handyman of The Woodlands Connect 2 Health Wellness Centers LLC P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Crown Trophy Progress Amplified LLC Dawson Security Group, Inc. Prosperity Living Elite Roofers LLC Pyramid Waterproofing Inc. Express Family Clinic Sterling Total Wealth Solutions G&R Builders & Roofing Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Parish GoldWiser Synergisdic, LLC Healing - Global Tekglide, Inc Henry’s Home Horse and Human Sanctuary Teora Music School HFG Wealth Management, LLC Texas Autism Academy The Brownstone Group | IAS Wealth Management Keller Williams Realty Inspiration Ranch The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion J Want Real Estate Group at Corcoran The Fordham At Harmony - Asset Living Laura Powers Property Group The Wilson Firm Legatille LLC The Woodlands Methodist Church Legist, PLLC Vogt Engineering, LLC LMG PR & Marketing Group, Inc. Love Heals Youth

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BUSINESS BRIEFS ANNOUNCEMENTS Tekglide, Inc This June, make your move with Tekglide.com. We help local businesses outrank competitors with stunning websites, proven SEO, and custom software built to solve real problems. From a digital refresh to full tech strategy, we deliver growthfocused solutions in your community.

A Strong CPA has been named to USA Today’s 2026 list of America’s Most Recommended Tax & Accounting Firms, earning national recognition for excellence and client service. The Woodlandsbased firm is one of only six firms in Texas and three in the Greater Houston area to be included among the top 100 firms nationwide. www.astrongcpa.com double-S-studios has forged many partnerships, creating opportunities with various businesses across the Montgomery County area. Over the years, we’ve partnered to delivered over 130 issues of Business Today. We look forward to continuing our pathway of networking, collaborating, and growing with The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce.

CryptoGains, LLC The White House is pushing for the passage of the CLARITY ACT and it’s expected to pass by May 2026. Trillions of dollars await on the sidelines ready to be unleashed into the crypto markets. Once the liquidity moves in, certain cryptocurrencies stand to rise by 1,000’s of percentage points. One did a 38,000% return in 2017 and it’ll happen again!

DRYmedic Restoration Services provides expert mold remediation as Texas enters peak humidity season. Don’t wait—mold spreads fast.

Call 713-965-7126 for concerns, prevention, and reliable restoration you can trust.

Homewood Suites by Hilton WoodlandsShenandoah We are excited to announce that we are under new management and that is one of many changes that are coming for Homewood Suites. We started with the outside; we have painted the building new colors. Next, we will be starting to change the inside, full renovations will start in the 3rd quarter.

MOR Strategy Partners What if instead of spending money… you were generating it from a hidden FICA tax credit? Help us help you and book your FREE-15 minute call via the QR code!

South County 4th of July Committee Celebrate Independence Day at the 50th Annual South County Fourth of July Parade, presented by Waste Connections.

Honoring America250—the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence—this community tradition steps off July 4 at 9:00 a.m. in The Woodlands Town Center & Market Street. www.4thofjulyparade.org.

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EDUCATION The Enrichery Woodlands provides personalized 1:1 academic coaching, executive functioning, test prep, and college admissions support. With a holistic approach, we help students build confidence, develop essential skills, and achieve long-term academic success.

COMMUNITY NEWS Shop with purpose at Hands of Faith! Every purchase empowers artisans and farmers in rural regions to escape poverty and keep children in school. Support fair trade and transform lives worldwide at 3801 S. Panther Creek Drive inside Lord of Life Lutheran Church.

CHAMBER LEADERSHIP Officers, Priority Goals & Project Leaders

Directors: Terms Expire 2027

Chairman...................Justin Kendrick, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center Vice Chairman........................................................... Stuart Barrett, Entergy Texas, Inc. President & CEO.................................................................................... Aaron Cox, IOM VP Business Development..................................... Adam Koch, The Koch Insurance Group Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon............................. Kristi Leggett / Paul Miranda Breakfast Connections...................................................... Adam Wright / Alex Noll Business After Hours................................................Lacy Martinez / Robert Linden Diplomats............................................................... Kristi Leggett / Paul Miranda Discovery Day..............................................Adam Koch, The Koch Insurance Group Meet the New Members........................................... Angela Schimmels / Bill Warner Membership............................................................................... Cyndi Alvarado Sales............................................................................................. Cara Bayete

Christin Allphin....................................................... Woodforest National Bank – Town Center Two Kristen Bates..................................................................................................... Legist, PLLC Marcus Bridgewater........................................................................................Choice Forward Adam Koch......................................................................................The Koch Insurance Group Michele Kooken................................................YES to YOUTH – Montgomery County Youth Services Heather Ramsey.............................................................................San Jacinto River Authority Amber Sickafoose..........................................................................The Woodlands Country Club

Directors: Terms Expire 2028 Dr. De’Reese Reid-Hart.................................................................Lone Star College Montgomery Michael Huffine................................................................................... Silver Rock Productions Janine Jones...............................................................................Woodlands Hospitality Group Michelle Little.................................................................................... Waste Connections, Inc. Derek Theis................................................................................................ J.P. Morgan Chase Theresa Wagaman................................................................................ Richmond Realty Group

Ex–Officio Directors

Linda Nelson / Nick Wolda...........................................................................Visit The Woodlands Mayor Paul Bond...................................................................................City of Oak Ridge North Chief Palmer Buck............................................................... Fire Chief – The Woodlands Township Melanie Bush............................................................................. Montgomery County Treasurer Congressman Dan Crenshaw.................................................... Representative, Texas’ 2nd District TBD...........................................................................................Texas State Senate, District 4 Monica Bomkamp Enia.............................................................. Education for Tomorrow Alliance VP Government & Economic Affairs..........................................Heather Ramsey, SJRA Mayor John Escoto ................................................................................... City of Shenandoah Constable Ryan Gable........................................................ Montgomery County Constable, Pct. 3 Business Advocacy Council...........................................Chris Wehe / Jordan Watson Matt Gray................................................................... Montgomery County Commissioner, Pct. 4 Economic Outlook Conference............................... Stephen Wright / Christin Allphin Debbie Glenn-Cross................................................... Montgomery County Restaurant Association Governmental Affairs.................................................................. Jennifer O’Neal John Hafley..................................................................................... Judge County Court Law 1 John Hall...................................................................................................................HARC VP Leadership and Development................ Theresa Wagaman, Richmond Realty Group Ted Harris............................................................................................... The Woodlands Mall Missy Herndon.............................................................................. Interfaith of The Woodlands CREW...................................................................... Josie Lewis / Christin Cherry Sheriff Wesley Doolittle.................................................Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department The Woodlands Innovation Network ............................... James Holian / Jim Tassone Bruce Tough....................................................................Montgomery County Appraisal District Leadership Retreat................................. Theresa Wagaman, Richmond Realty Group Randy Johnson.................................................................Montgomery County Hospital District Mark Keough ................................................................................. Montgomery County Judge Past Chairman................................................................................Ann Wolford Kristine Marlow.........................................................................Montgomery County Food Bank Jeff Young............................................................................... Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion VP Marketing & Community Relations.................. Marcus Bridgewater, Choice Forward John Mayner.............................................................. Shenandoah Convention & Visitors Bureau.

C.A.R.E.S Committee..................................................Jennifer Myers / Kristina Red Tammy McRae............................................................................. County Tax Assessor Collector The Woodlands Area Business Summit..... Jennifer Huffine / Pamela Bunn / Katie Holditch Commissioner Ritch Wheeler .......................................... Montgomery County Commissioner, Pct. 3 Dr David Vinson................................................................................................ Conroe I.S.D. Marketing................................................................................... Brenna Hapes Erich M. Peterson, P.E....................................................................The Woodlands Water Agency Vice President & Treasurer................................. Barry Blanton, Blanton Advisors, LLC Michelle Kominas................................................................................................. United Way Vice President & Chairman’s Appointment.......................Jim Carman, Howard Hughes Aubrey Spear.................................................................................San Jacinto River Authority Sarah Kouba........................................................... Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District Immediate Past Chairman.........................................Ann Wolford, The Wolford Group Commissioner Tom Ramsey..................................................... Harris County Commissioner, Pct. 3 The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership............................Jevon Gibb Sarah Rhea..............................................................................Leadership Montgomery County Commissioner Charlie Riley............................................................... Montgomery County, Pct. 2 Dr. De ‘Reese Reid-Hart................................................................Lone Star College Montgomery Directors: Terms Expire 2026 Governor Greg Abbott...................................................................................Governor of Texas Jennifer Bruse.............................................................................................Hello Woodlands Brad Bailey/Monique Sharp................................................................. The Woodlands Township Summer Carter............................................................................................. WC Construction Jevon Gibb.............................................. The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership Debbie Kaschik......................................................................................... The Young Learners Brandon Steinmann.......................................................................... Montgomery County Clerk Kristine Marlow.........................................................................Montgomery County Food Bank Noemi Gonzalez................................................................................................ Market Street Todd Stephens.................................................................................. The Woodlands Township State Rep. Steve Toth ................................................. Texas House of Representatives, District 15 Kendra Windisch........................ The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center – The Woodlands Charlie Vienne............................................................................Sam Houston State University Senator Ted Cruz ............................................................................................... U.S. Senator

VP Signature Events...........................................Debbie Kaschik, The Young Learners Chairman’s Ball................................................ Stacie Coleman / Laura Landsbaum Golf Classic.............................................................................Ursula Blackburne Health, Wellness & Fitness Expo............................... Lisa Fenley / Dominique Cousin Taste of the Town........................................................Cathy Bruce / Greg Martinez

C H A M B E R S TA F F Aaron Cox, IOM President & CEO................................................................................... aaron.cox@woodlandschamber.org

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

Cyndi Alvarado .Vice President of Member Engagement............................ cyndi.alvarado@woodlandschamber.org

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

Brenna Hapes Director of Marketing & Communications............................brenna.hapes@woodlandschamber.org

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A B O U T B U S I N E S S T O D AY Business Today is a monthly magazine produced

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PUBLISHER............................................. Aaron Cox, IOM EDITOR.......................................................... Brenna Hapes SALES..............................................................Royce Brooks

Director of Membership Growth..................................................cara.bayete@woodlandschamber.org

Gabby Peña Director of Signature Events ....................................................... gabby.pena@woodlandschamber.org

Jennifer O’Neal Director of Government Affairs................................................ jennifer.oneal@woodlandschamber.org

Royce Brooks Sales Consultant.............................................................................royce.brooks@woodlandschamber.org

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