Letter from President

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Houston Edition
December 2010
CHARTERED 1957
Letter from President
Connections, Careers, Community . . . and my favorite "C" of the year CHRISTMAS!
Committee meetings are in full swing and your enthusiasm is paving the way for
great things in 2011. You have been receptive to change, yet passionate about
preserving what makes EWI unique. It reminds me of a family tradition that I
would like to share with you. Throughout my life, we would pile into the car the
day after Thanksgiving to spend the day selecting the perfect Christmas tree.
Mom insisted on a real tree, so we would bundle up and drive all over town visiting multiple lots. Dad would hold up the trees and my mom would inspect each
for fullness, freshness, height, and posture. Sometimes we would end up back at
the very first lot!
Our perfect tree would be tied on top of the car and my dad would drive home
slowly, although never slowly enough to please my mom. Dad would spend at
least an hour unloading the tree and putting shims underneath the legs of the
Dory Ward, PwC stand to make the tree appear straight. Then we would spend the evening watching him untangle lights, while using a few choice words in the process. Our eyes
would be brighter than the lights as he carefully wrapped them on the tree, starting from the inside near the
bottom of the trunk and working his way out and up. Invariably, we would stand back to admire his masterpiece, and a string of lights would go out! Dad would begin the painstaking process of locating that one bulb
that caused the entire strand to go dark.
One year, mom and dad allowed my sister and me to select the tree. At the ages of 5 and 4, this was a big
responsibility. We chose a bright RED flocked tree and thought it was the most gorgeous tree we had ever
seen! Mom decorated the tree with various delicate ornaments and silver icicles. The house was filled with
the aroma of a fresh cut tree and the floor displayed the daily evidence that the tree was real. On Christmas
Eve, my sister, brother and I left milk and cookies on the kitchen table and stayed awake as long as possible, hoping to hear or catch a glimpse of Santa Claus and his reindeer. The next morning, we rushed to the
tree to discover all of the gifts. It was a blur of tearing paper and discarding bows - and then a joyful day of
riding new bicycles and playing with new games, followed by a family dinner. Mom always left the tree up
through the New Year, so by the time it went to the street for trash pick up, our perfect tree had become a
dry, brown, prickly mess.
There have been many innovations that impact the tradition of the Christmas Tree. There are several options for lights - various sizes, shapes and colors. The fire risk is reduced and if one bulb goes out, the others miraculously remain lit! You can also take your discarded Christmas tree to Galveston for disposal on
the beach to help create sand dunes. Artificial trees look and feel more like the real thing. "Christmas Tree"
fragrance is sold in liquid and solid form. As an adult, I continued to honor the family tradition and purchased a real tree, even though prices were on the rise. My husband's allergies would flare up every year
upon the arrival of our perfect tree. In 2004, I reluctantly gave in to his pleas and decided to replace my
traditional, beloved Noble Fir with an artificial tree. It was a sad day . . . or so I thought.
Our tree is a 7-1/2 foot Victorian Pine, with frosted lights expertly wrapped around the branches. It can be
assembled in three easy steps. It turns slowly on a rotating stand so its beauty can be admired from all angles. It is usually decorated before Thanksgiving and can remain standing until well after the New Year.
With its sturdy limbs, my precious ornaments stay off of the floor. The funny thing is, after witnessing the
perfection, functionality, and ease of my artificial tree, Mom decided to purchase one, too!
This year, my niece will leave milk and cookies for Santa and try to stay up late on Christmas Eve. Gifts will
be piled under the tree, I will play with my new iPad and we will gather for a family dinner. I have come to
realize that changing the tree did not change the meaning or feeling of Christmas. The tree is merely a symbol. The true joy, spirit and peace of the season remain in my heart, a tradition that will last a lifetime. As
you honor your favorite holiday traditions, I wish you all a very blessed and Merry Christmas!
2010-2011 Officers &
Directors
President
Dory Ward
PwC
Vice President/President
Elect
Elizabeth Rushing
James W. Crownover Interests
Secretary
Marji Zamora
Minuteman Press Post Oak
Treasurer
Erlinda Quintanilla
H-E-B
Communications
Terri Lemons
Martha Turner Properties
Director At Large, B/C/DP
Margaret Parker
Ernst & Young, LLP
Fund Raising
Stacy Shields
Austin Industrial, Inc.
Membership
Delynn Walker
Texas Southern University
Program
Patti Strawther
Shell Oil Products US
Sergeant-at-Arms
Patti McLean
President’s Message;
Chapter Officers & Directors: p. 1 • Meeting Notice; Mission/Vision Statement: p. 2 • Meeting
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Recap: p. 3-4 • Corporate News; Calendar of Events; Did You Know; p. 5 Meeting Photos: p. 6-10 • Firm
Spotlight: p. 11 • Article: p. 12 • Philanthropy Notice: p. 13 • Volunteer Corner: p. 14 • Board Recaps: p. 15-16 •
Officers & Directors; Advisors: p. 17 • Committee Chairs: p. 18
December 2010
Houston Chapter Monthly Newsletter
ewihouston.org
Houston Chapter
Business Meeting & Winter Wonderland Holiday Celebration
December 9, 2010
The Hobby Center  800 Bagby  Houston 77002
Our Mission
EWI brings together key individuals from diverse businesses for the purpose of promoting member firms,
enhancing personal and professional development, and
encouraging community involvement.
5:30 pm Reception
6:30 pm Dinner & Program
Our Vision
Menu
A professional organization that creates value for its
member firms and their representatives through career
development, business connectivity, and involvement in
local communities.
Salad of Petite Organic Greens with Cilantro Dressing
Dual Entrée: Churrasco Beef & Chicken Brushed with Chimmi Churri
Mashed Potatoes, Grilled Vegetables & Special Dessert Trio
Wine with Dinner Compliments of Cordua Catering & Events
 Charlie Brown Christmas Tree Ornament Exchange (Optional): Bring an unwrapped
ornament valued at $5 to place on the tree upon arrival. In exchange, you are invited to select
an ornament upon departure.
 Contributions will be accepted (cash, check, Visa gift card, etc.) to purchase books for
Nat Q. Henderson Elementary School. Please make checks payable to EWI of Houston.
$55 per person
Reserved Tables of 10 Available
See Attachment for Parking Options
Corporate Office
515 South 700 East, Suite 2A
Salt Lake City, UT 84102-2801
Phone: 801.355.2800
Fax: 801.355.2852
Contact Information
E-mail: ewi@ewiconnect.com
Website: www.ewiconnect.com
Response Required
___I will attend ___I will not attend ___Vegetarian Meal Requested
Name: _____________________ Firm: ________________________
Executives & Guests: ________________________________________
Payment must be made on or before Thursday, December 9.
Please make checks payable to EWI of Houston.
No cancellations accepted after Wednesday, December 1.
Email, Fax or Mail RSVP
Patti McLean, Landry’s Restaurants Inc.
1510 West Loop South, Houston, Texas 77027
pmclean@ldry.com; Fax: 713.877.3347; Office: 713.386.8052
Houston Chapter Vision Statement
EWI® of Houston aspires to be the premier
business organization of choice for member
firms and their key individuals. Recognized
by the Houston community as an avenue to
achieve personal and professional excellence, every activity of the Houston Chapter
will fulfill at least one of the objectives of the
EWI Mission Statement.
EWI Corporate Offices / 515 South 700 East Suite 2A / Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 /
Toll Free: 1.877.4EWI-NOW / Phone: 801.355.2800 / Fax: 801.355.2852
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NOVEMBER MEETING RECAP
Submitted by Rosemary Powers
Representing Wells Fargo Bank
On Thursday, November 11, 2010, our Special Business and Professional
Development Meeting was held at the Hilton Houston Post Oak. It was a
beautiful setting with lit centerpieces and creative table linens. Dory Ward
opened the meeting by welcoming our guests and new members. Evelyn
Shupak, representing Hilcorp Energy Company, gave the invocation.
What a great way to call the Special Business Meeting to Order by reciting
the Pledge of Allegiance in honor of Veterans Day.
Kimberly McLea, representing GHL Worldwide Chauffeured
Transportation, read the Principles and Voting Rights.
Membership voted to extend honorary membership to The
Honorable Beverly B. Kaufman upon her December 31, 2010
retirement.
Stacy Shields, representing Austin Industrial, Inc., held the door prize drawings.
Delynn Walker, representing Texas Southern University, introduced the New Member Firms and
Representatives.
.
Liz Palacios, TransCanada US Pipelines, Nina DiPirro, Morton‟s, The Steakhouse,
Houston Downtown, Lisa Olson, Morton‟s The Steakhouse, Houston Galleria,
Emelie Black, Anadarko Petroleum
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NOVEMBER MEETING Recap (continued)
Membership elected three representatives to serve on the 2010-2011 Nominating Committee.
Congratulations to the following representatives:
Mildred Loyd, representing Mustang Machinery Company, Ltd.
Kori Peters, representing BMC Software, Inc.
Sheryl Taylor, representing Mischer Investments, L.P.
Dory Ward introduced our guest speaker, Heather Rumley, Managing Partner, ClearWater Performance
Group. She had a very informative handout that we referred to throughout her presentation. We first did
an exercise, “What Do I Spend My Time Doing”. Most of the group had circled more than ten (10) categories. Heather stressed the importance of engaging your audience and making them feel valued.
Which is more important? How you say it or How it was said.
Verbal is 7% of your impact
Vocal is 38% of your impact
Visual is 55% of your impact
Heather introduced us to body, breathing and vocal warm-up‟s. We can all agree that this gave us a
perfect opportunity to relax. We were instructed to pick a favorite song or nursery rhyme and repeat it
several times using high pitch, low pitch, slow pitch, fast pitch. It was now time for audience participation. Many thanks to our volunteers below for demonstrating different techniques on their favorite pick:
Dory Ward – “The Star Spangled Banner”
Elizabeth Rushing – “Happy Birthday”
Terri Lemons – “Jack Be Nimble”
Many thanks to Bobbie Pritchett, Margery Reinheardt and the staff of the Hilton Houston Post Oak who
provided the venue and delightful menu, Kathy Hibbard and Patti Strawther for working together
arranging the event, Mary Sue Patronella for creating the Early Bird Notice and handling many other
details, PSAV for sponsoring the audio equipment and A Perfect Touch for sponsoring the linens and
centerpieces.
Heather Rumley, Guest Speaker
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Corporate EWI News
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEBINAR
More Media, More Headaches:
Social Networking & "Textual Harassment“
Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Time: 3:00 pm (ET), 2:00 pm (CT), 1:00 pm (MT),
Noon (PT), 10:00 am (Hawaii)
Presenter: Hillary L. Klein
"PRESENTATION SKILLS"
Webinar Recording with Lori Giovannoni is Now Available
Online!
On November 17, Lori Giovannoni presented a webinar
entitled "Presentation Skills!" It is now available for you
online. Follow the link on the Corporate website to see the
webinar recording and handout version of the slides.
2010 – 2011 CORPORATE BOARD
ROLLS OUT STRATEGIC PLAN
The journey of the 2010 – 2011 Corporate
Board began in late October at their retreat as
they identified the path for EWI’s future. The
Board accepted the challenge to get ―back to
basics‖ as they updated EWI’s Corporate
Strategic Plan to direct their path of service,
while casting vision for the coming years. The
strategic plan is a working document that will be
adjusted to best accommodate the needs of its
firms, representatives, and Chapters as
necessary.
As you review the strategic plan, the Corporate
Board invites you to contact Corporate
President Sharon Bennett, or Vice President/
President Elect, Lisa Stokes if you have any
questions or comments.(View & Download
PDF Flyer)
Please visit www.executivewomen.org for
more information on these webinars
February 24-26, 2011
SAVE THE DATE!
Alumni Summit
Enjoy time with your fellow Academy of Leadership Alumni in the beautiful and historical city of
Hershey, PA.
DID YOU KNOW….
Facebook
EWI of Houston has a Facebook Page —
Photos from past meetings, comments from
your EWI friends and special notices can be
found here.
So go ahead and ―Like‖ EWI of Houston.
Calendar of Events
December 9
Monthly Chapter Meeting
The Hobby Center
December 18
Board of Directors meeting (for
Officers and Directors) at PwC
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Bobbie Pritchett, Hilton Houston Post Oak,
Margaret Parker, Ernst & Young, LLP
Kay Bart, Skerl & Associates, Stacy Shields,
Austin Industrial, Inc., Kori Peters, BMC Software,
Inc.
Lisa Olson, Morton‟s The Steakhouse, Houston
Galleria, Mary Margaret Carroll, MMCarroll &
Associates, Sandy Biggers, American Cancer Society
Betty Bruffy, Duncan Interests, Pam Warfield,
Houston Zoo, Liz Palacios, TransCanada
Sheryl Taylor, Mischer Investments, LP, Mary
Speltz, CIMA ENERGY, LTD.
Dory Ward, PwC, Rebecca Thompson, Bay Area
Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Sheryl Taylor, Mischer Investments, LP, Bobbie Pritchett,
Hilton Houston Post Oak, Ellen Ramsey, Let It Fly Events,
LP, Margaret Parker, Ernst & Young, LP
Barbara Camino, John Daugherty Realtors,
Carolyn Toriggino, Sustaining
Michelle Johnson and Estelle Love, Continental
Airlines
Cindy Joutraw, CenterPoint Energy, Rene Azinger,
H-E-B, Linda Petticrew, Synagro Technologies, Inc.
Rosemary Powers, Wells Fargo Bank, Mazine
Cunningham and Annette Washburn, WaukeshaPearce Industries, Inc.
Angel Penate, Quanex Building Products
Corporation, Dory Ward, PwC, Anna Garisi, Guest
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Patti McLean, Landry‟s Restaurants, Inc., Nina DiPirro,
Morton‟s The Steakhouse, Houston Downtown,
Annalisa Minnitti and Nancy Cowper, The Hobby
Center for Performing Arts
Liz Norwood, PwC, Mildred Loyd, Mustang Tractor
& Equipment, Co., Cindy Moss, Amegy Bank of
Texas
Patti Strawther, Shell Oil Products US, Bobbie
Pritchett, Hilton Houston Post Oak, Ellen Ramsey,
Let It Fly Events, LP
Dory Ward, PwC, Heather Rumley, Guest Speaker
Joni Bayne, Kerrco, David Jones, D. Jones
Photography
Mary Margaret Carroll, MMCarroll & Associates,
Bari Ross, Schlumberger Limited
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Stacy Shields, Austin Industrial, Inc., Betty Bruffy,
Duncan Interests, Nina DiPirro, Morton‟s The
Steakhouse, Houston Downtown, Patti Strawther, Shell
Oil Products US
Karen Clingan, Torch Energy Advisors, Inc., Kathy Hibbard,
United Way of Greater Houston, Sarah Paschall, Quanex
Building Products Corporation, Emelie Black, Anadarko Petroleum
Marji Zamora, Minuteman Press Post Oak, Vicky Corrington,
Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau, Lisa Teubner,
LyondellBasell Industries
Barbara Camino, John Daugherty Realtors, Patricia
Martin, Memorial Hermann Healthcare System, Cindy
Moss, Amegy Bank of Texas, Sandy Bertram, St. Regis
Houston, Mildred Loyd, Mustang Tractor & Equipment
Co., Rosemary Powers, Wells Fargo Bank
Carolyn Noack, LINBECK, Lisa Noack, Guest
Susan Gregory, Finger Interests, Cindy Viaud, The
Health Museum
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Laura Fontes, Waste Management, Kay Bart,
Skerl & Associates, Terri Lemons, Martha Turner
Properties, Adelaide Debow, ConocoPhillips
Betty Stolarski, Sustaining
Mildred Loyd, Mustang Tractor & Equipment
Company, Delynn Walker, Texas Southern
University
Sheryl Taylor, Mischer Investments, LP, Mary
Speltz, CIMA ENERGY LTD., Carolyn Toriggino,
Sustaining, Laura Fontes, Waste Management
Marji Zamora, Minuteman Press Post Oak, Stacy
Shields, Austin Industrial, Inc., Heather Rumley,
Guest Speaker, Linda Petticrew, Synagro
Technologies, Inc.
Kimberly McLea, GHL Worldwide Chauffeured
Transportation, Lisa Olson, Morton‟s The
Steakhouse, Houston Galleria, Priscilla Massey and
Rebecca Taylor, Baylor College of Medicine
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Firm Spotlight
By Hazel Kassu, BIC Alliance
6102 Skyline Drive
Houston, Texas 77057
Phone (713) 774-8080
Fax (713) 975-1600
lexisflorist@yahoo.com
Lexis Florist was established in Houston in 1997 by Sue Habib. Lexis Florist has been known
throughout the city for turning Houston‟s premier events into stunning floral extravaganzas with
their 15-foot tall arrangements and elaborate award-winning creations.
Lexis Florist has won many awards which include, Houston Press Reader's Choice Award Best
Florist, FTD Top 100 Florists in the nation, first place in contests such as the Galleria Primevera
and many others.
Sue Habib uses top of the line flowers flown in daily from around the World.
Lexis provides comprehensive floral design for major social and charity events, five-star hotels,
weddings, grand opening celebrations and anniversary parties, Lexis has become the most
recognizable florist in Houston.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO EWI MEMBER FIRMS FOR RECOGNITION IN
THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE‟S “HOUSTON‟S TOP WORKPLACES”
Submitted by Mary Stehling representing Anadarko Petroleum Corporation and
Debbie Casey representing Hillcorp Energy Company
The Houston Chronicle recently ran a special section on a survey that ranked “Houston‟s TOP
Workplaces”, and we are proud to report six EWI of Houston member firms were in the Top 25.
Congratulations to Number One Large Company, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation!
Also included are Mustang (#5), Waste Management (#11), Memorial Hermann Healthcare
System (#20), Deloitte (#21) and St. Luke‟s Episcopal Health System (#23). Congratulations to
all of these firms, their Executives, and Representatives.
In addition to the above, the Houston Chronicle also honored executives from two
member firms with the following prestigious awards:
ETHICS AWARD:
James T. Hackett, CEO, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
Comments: What does your manager do to inspire confidence?
“He‟s built a team that trusts each other so we are more effective and
creative in our work. He „walks the talk‟ and appreciates us for
ourselves. Very good engineer and good mentor.”
“Manager listens to his employees on issues and tries to find the true
answers. He also is a firm believer in accountability as to where it
belongs and not where it landed!”
AWARD: LEADERSHIP, NUMBER 1 MIDSIZE COMPANY:
Jeff Hildebrand, CEO, Hilcorp Energy Company
Comments: What does the leader of this organization do well?
“Communicating with employees the financial results on a
consistent basis as well as giving them a stake in the outcome.”
“Shares wealth and knowledge with everyone, giving us the
confidence and desire to make this company better.”
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Submitted by Nicki Praiswater representing Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
2ND ANNUAL HOLLY JOLLY BOOK DRIVE
Benefitting
Nathaniel Q. Henderson Elementary School
Contributions Accepted at December 9, 2010 Monthly Meeting
Please join us in making the season brighter for the children
of Nat Q. Henderson Elementary!
Thanks to your generosity, last year's book drive was a huge success; however,
books are often checked out by the children and not returned. This means they
are READING, but the need for additional books is ongoing. Monetary donations
will be collected through December 15.
The Philanthropy Committee will use all funds collected to
purchase books identified by the school.
Your donations will truly make a difference to these
children, so let’s help enrich their lives!
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Volunteer Corner
As the holiday season approaches, many of you will be looking for a
way to share your time and talents with the less fortunate in our
community. The 2010 H-E-B Feast of Sharing is a perfect opportunity
to give back.
United Way of Greater Houston is partnering with H-E-B again this year
to feed more than 10,000 people in our community. Spread the word
among your friends, family and coworkers, and help us recruit the
1,000 volunteers needed to make this event a success.
2010 H-E-B Feast of Sharing
Sunday, December 12, 2010
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
George R. Brown Convention Center
For more information, contact Elizabeth Jobe via e-mail at
ejobe@unitedwayhouston.org or the Feast of Sharing hotline at
713-685-2385.
Pull Tabs for The Ronald McDonald House
Collection of tabs will be arranged throughout the year. You can contact
Nicki Praiswater at Nicki.Praiswater@am.jll.com with questions.
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Houston Chapter Board Recaps
Fund Raising Report
By Stacy Shields, Fundraising Director, Austin Industrial, Inc.
The Fund Raising Committee conducted a very successful
door prize drawing at the November 11, 2010 meeting held at
Hilton Houston Post Oak. Ticket sales totaled $645.00.
The following member firms generously contributed items for
our door prizes:
Hazel Kassu, BIC Alliance
Kori Peters, Pam Young and Sanela Tomic, BMC Software
Kay-La Hughes, Conway MacKenzie
Betty Bruffy, Duncan Interests
Pam Warfield, Houston Zoo
Barbara Camino and Lynne Skinner, John Daugherty Realtors
The Fund Raising Committee sincerely thanks all of the representatives and guests who participated in this
month‟s door prize drawings.
I would also like to thank the Fund Raising Committee members who sold door prize tickets this month:
Angela Guiberteau, Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co., Inc.
Lisa Olson, Morton‟s The Steakhouse, Houston Galleria
Communications Report
By Terri Lemons, 2010-2011 Communications Director, Martha Turner Properties
The December EWIConnect was distributed on December 3, 2010. Special thanks to the
following contributors:
Debbie Casey, Hilcorp Energy Company
Patti McLean, Landry‟s Restaurants, Inc.
Stacy Shields, Austin Industrial, Inc.
Mary Stehling, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
Lisa Teubner, LyondellBasell Industries
Delynn Walker, Texas Southern University
Dory Ward, PwC
A special thank you to the following Committee members for their participation, and for their contributions to the
newsletter:
Cynthia Bates, Houston Chronicle
Kathy Hibbard, United Way of Greater Houston
David Jones, D. Jones Photography
Rosemary Powers, Wells Fargo Bank
Sheryl Taylor, Mischer Investments, LP
The deadline for submitting articles for the January issue of EWIConnect is Friday, December 17, 2010. Please
forward news articles to Terri Lemons at tlemons@marthaturner.com.
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Membership Report
By Delynn Walker, 2010-2011 Membership Director, Texas Southern University
106
Member Firms
123
Representatives
29
Sustaining Members
2
Life Members
1
Honorary Member
3
Transitional Members
158
Total Membership
New Replacement Representative
Nina DiPirro, Morton‟s The Steakhouse, Houston
Downtown
Resignations
Georgia Graugnard
December 7
Niki Sikinger
December 8
Patti Strawther
December 11
Bobbie Pritchett
December 15
Christian Slaton-Greene
December 15
Dale Hunt
December 15
Georgene Brandon
December 19
Annalisa Minnitti
December 24
Betty Stolarski
December 24
Mary Stehling
December 28
Kedrienne Day, American Cancer Society
Arlene Nowak, Metromarketing Services, Inc.
C.J. Melton, Deloitte Services, LP
Mesita Partridge, The Houston City Club
Member Firm Anniversaries
Austin Industrial, Inc.
1 year
Mosbacher Energy Company
5 years
Recipe For Success
1 year
The Health Museum
4 years
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Officers and Directors
PRESIDENT
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
PwC
dory.ward@us.pwc.com
713.356.4225
Dory Ward
VICE PRESIDENT/
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Elizabeth Rushing
James W. Crownover Interests
erushing@jwcrownover.com
713.425.7093
Patti McLean
Terri Lemons
Landry‟s Restaurants, Inc.
pmclean@ldry.com
713.386.8052
tlemons@marthaturner.com
713.558.3269
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
FUND RAISING DIRECTOR
Texas Southern University
walker_dx@tsu.edu
713.313.6874
Austin Industrial
sshields@austinindl.com
713.641.3400
Delynn Walker
Stacy Shields
SECRETARY
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR-AT-LARGE/BCDP
Minuteman Press Post Oak
marji@printhouston.com
713.623.0703
Shell Oil Products US
patti.strawther@shell.com
713.241.7121
Ernst & Young, LLP
margaret.parker@ey.com
713.750.8152
Marji Zamora
Patti Strawther
Margaret Parker
TREASURER
Erlinda Quintanilla
H-E-B
quintanilla.erlinda@heb.com
713.329.3924
Advisors
Betty Bruffy
Marilyn Burgess
Priscilla Massey
Lisa Teubner
Duncan Interests
betty@duncaninterests.com
713.226.5022
Baylor College of Medicine
massey@bcm.edu
713.798.8020
Burgess Marine Products, Inc.
mjhburgess@comcast.net
713.466.5444
Becky Lundmark
Mosbacher Energy Company
becky@mosbacherenergy.com
713.546.2515
Lisa.teubner@lyondellbasell.com
713.309.1246
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Committee Chairs
ASIST
Photo not
available
PENDING
BY-LAWS
Cindy Joutraw
HOSPITALITY CO-CHAIR
PHILANTHROPY
Amegy Bank of Texas
cindy.moss@amegybank.com
713.232.1265
Jones Lang LaSalle
Americas, Inc.
nicki.praiswater@am.jll.com
713.888.4015
Cindy Moss
HOSPITALITY CO-CHAIR/
OFFICIAL GREETER
Nicki Praiswater
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Louise Hansen
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
louise_hansen@mckinsey.com
713.751.4348
CenterPoint Energy, Inc.
cindy.joutraw@centerpointenergy.com
713.207.5706
Patricia Martin
COURTESY
MENTOR/RETENTION
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Waukesha-Pearce Industries, Inc.
washburn@wpi.com
713.551.0309
scleary@marthaturner.com
713.558.3271
The Health Museum
cviaud@thehealthmuseum.org
713.942.7054
Annette Washburn
Memorial Herman Healthcare Systems
patricia.martin@memorialhermann.org
713.242.2701
Stephanie Cleary
Cindy Viaud
EWISP
NOMINATING
SOCIAL NETWORKING
PwC
elizabeth.norwood@us.pwc.com
713.356.6681
Quanex Building Products Corporation
Elizabeth Norwood
HISTORIAN
Pam Warfield
Houston Zoo, Inc.
pwarfield@houstonzoo.org
713.533.6801
Lisa Teubner
Angel Penate
713.309.1246
apenate@quanex.com
713.877.5316
PARLIAMENTARIAN
STRATEGIC PLANNING
LINBECK
cnoack@linbeck.com
713.966.5811
Duncan Interests
betty@duncaninterests.com
713.226.5022
lisa.teubner@lyondellbasell.com
Carolyn Noack
Betty Bruffy
WEB/DIRECTORY
Jessica Brown
Houston Premium Outlets
jessbrown@simon.com
281.304.1670
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