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F Y I In this issue:

Special Feature: Grand Central Park

Leadership Montgomery County 2016 Graduates

San Jacinto River Authority, GRP and Woodlands Division Recognized at Texas Section AWWA Water Conference

April 2016 New Members and Renewals

JUNE 2016

Conroe Lake Conroe ChamberGet connected Stay connected

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THE POWER OF MOMENTUMHave you ever watched a basketball or baseball team when they’re in the middle of a winning streak? They talk about being in a zone, or it’s about momentum going in their favor. The passing is crisp, the shots are pure, the mistakes are few and far between and the communication between players…it’s almost like they can read each other’s minds.

In business, we get on winning streaks too. It might be consecutive months of growth, weeks of sales beating projections or even days with strong customer traffic. When businesses get into one of these sweet spots, the tendency is to ride the wave for as long as they can with the thought that we might as well enjoy it while it’s happening. But, what if we changed that mindset and used the approach to put the pedal to the metal and continue the momentum? Now that would be something special.

On the heels of a very well-organized and executed 6th Annual TasteFest, your Chamber is moving forward with the power of momentum. We’re looking at everything that we do with an eye on improving where it’s needed and staying the course where it’s not. Staff is working hard at building relationships, adding members, improving events and communications as well as making sure the business runs soundly.

The power of momentum is undeniable in business…just as it is in sports and other endeavors, and even though we’re at the front door to summer, we’ll continue bringing programs, services and benefits that meet or exceed your expectations. If you’re reading this and you’re not currently a member of the Chamber…what are you waiting for? Don’t let the momentum pass you by…join us today!

Brian J. BondyPresident

A Letter From the PresidentBOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Chamber FYI is a publication of the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce located at 505 W Davis, PO Box 2347, Conroe, TX 77305. 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 FYI are not endorsed by the Chamber. The Chamber reserves the right to refuse advertisements. The Chamber FYI is viewable online at www.conroe.org. For more information on advertising in the Chamber FYI please call (936) 756-6644.

Hector Forestier, City of WillisMatt Davis, Conroe Regional Medical Center George Waggoner, First National Bank TexasDione Booker, Gold's Gym ConroeRob Koester, Consolidated CommunicationsGuy Barker, First Financial BankMark Stevens, Gullo Ford Dr. Don Stockton, Conroe Independent School DistrictBrian Bondy, President

Adrienne Batchelor Dione Booker Gina Brown Matt DavisRon RobersonElizabeth HoseaSinem Mehterian Randie St. Angelo

Hector ForestierJohn HamatiCasey HeathcottCharles Lee Mark Stevens Vic Tarasik Kelly Wortham Brent Wunderlich

Rodney Anderson Guy Barker Natalie O'Leary Denise Godkin Roger Goertz Rob Koester Dr. Don Stockton Clyde Tauriainen

Amanda Anders Denny Buckalew Rick SchisslerCody SpenceChip VanSteenbergGeorge WaggonerVirgil Yoakum

Monica Bomkamp-EniaDon Carpenter, Jr.Honorable Craig DoyalBecky Duncan-RamirezHector Forestier Nicole Gauthier Tim HarkriderFrank R. HolmesJace HoustonRandy JohnsonKathy Turner JonesJerry MacDonald Honorable Webb MelderHonorable Leonard ReedDr. Beau ReesSarah RheaLynn ScottGreg SmithScott SmithDr. Don StocktonPaul VirgadamoFred Welch

Brian BondySamantha Good Courtney GalleApril JacksonKellie MazzilliMelissa Cuarezma

Chairman of the BoardChairman Elect

TreasurerVice Chair Membership Dev.

Vice Chair Govt. Affairs/Community Dev.Vice Chair Special EventsVice Chair Business Dev.

Immediate Past ChairmanConroe/Lake Conroe Chamber

Houston Methodist The Woodlands HospitalGold’s Gym Conroe

That Guy EnterprisesConroe Regional Medical Center

Caldwell CompaniesAqua Plumb

Wells Fargo BankBetter Bookkeepers, Inc.

City of WillisLa Torretta Lake Resort and Spa

Edward JonesThe Courier Newspaper

Gullo FordVic’s Precision Automotive

Memorial Hermann The WoodlandsMcKesson

Crescent Moon Wine BarFirst Financial Bank

Corporate IncentivesAmegy Bank

Mr. Rooter PlumbingConsolidated Communications

Conroe Independent School DistrictEasco Air Conditioning, Heat & Electric

Westbound BankBuckalew Chevrolet

Silver Fox AdvisorsAll Star Catering

Montgomery County Emergency Communication DistrictFirst National Bank Texas

Woodforest Development & Grand Central Park

Education for Tomorrow Alliance The Lone Star Convention & Expo Center

Montgomery County Judge Lone Star College - University Center

City of WillisUnited Way of Greater Houston

Willis Independent School DistrictSam Houston State University

San Jacinto River AuthorityMontgomery County Hospital District

Lone Star Ground Water Conservation DistrictThe Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion

City of ConroeCity of Willis

Montgomery Independent School DistrictLeadership Montgomery County

City of Panorama Village City of Shenandoah

Lone Star Executive AirportConroe Independent School District

City of ConroeGreater Conroe Economic Development Council

PresidentDirector of Membership Development

Director of Program DevelopmentDirector of Community Relations

Director of Finance and OperationsCommunications Assistant

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

THREE YEAR TERM (2016-18)

ONE YEAR TERM (2016)

ONE YEAR APPOINTED TERM (2016)

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS

TWO YEAR TERM (2016-17)

CHAMBER STAFF

Dan Parsons joined the BBB in 1983; appointed President in 2002

Formerly served as:Director of InvestigationsVice President, OperationsVice President, Government & Public AffairsExecutive Vice President

PRIOR CAREER & EDUCATION HISTORY:News & Public Affairs Director at KODA Radio. Other radio news media work in Houston and Pittsburgh

1976 Communications graduate of the University of Houston; journalism major at Duquesne University-PittsburghGraduate – Council of Better Business Bureau Executive Development InstituteGraduate – FBI Houston Citizens AcademyFBI Directors Citation for “Exceptional Service in the Public Interest” for work against telemarketing fraud.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:Chairman – Houston Consumer Protection Group (coalition of 20 fraud-fighting government agencies)President – Better Business Bureau Educational Foundation, Inc.Member – Council of Better Business Bureau’s Bureau Operating Committee/Southwest region (BOC) (an elected body of the 100 plus BBBs in North America)Member – BOC Audit & Compliance Subcommittee (the “BBB standards” entity)Member – BBB University (national advertising monitoring and guidelines)

VOLUNTEER SERVICES:– Musician at St. Vincent de Paul and St. Cecilia Catholic Churches

PERSONAL PROFILE:Special Commissioner – Harris County Civil Court of Law #4Former Grand Juror – 179th Criminal District Court-Harris CountyDowntown Houston resident for 39 years

Upcoming Membership Luncheon Speaker

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Calendar of Events

Go Online www.conroe.org | Call (936) 756-6644 | Listen Online www.irlonestar.com

Download My Chamber App at www.mychamberapp.com

Voice of Business Committee 4 p.m.The Chamber505 West Davis StConroe, TX 77301All members welcome!

Chamber Chat11 AM Listen online at www.irlonestar.com

JUNE 7Young Business ProfessionalsTake a tour of Touchstone Neurorecovery Center11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Touchstone Neurorecovery Center9297 Wahrenberger RdConroe, TX 77304Free event. Lunch provided. Reservation required. Register online at www.conroe.org.

JUNE 2

Morning Mingle7:30 - 9 a.m.Cilantro's Mexican Grill12501 Canyon Fall BlvdWillis, TX 77318Paid event. Reservation required. Register online at www.conroe.org.

Education Committee 4 pm The Chamber505 West Davis StConroe, TX 77301All members welcome!

JUNE 8Advicoach Lunch and Learn11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.The Chamber505 West Davis StConroe, TX 77301Free event. Lunch provided. Reservation required. Register online at www.conroe.org.

JUNE 9

Business After Hours5 - 7 p.m. atStorage 105 at Poplar Business Park13610 Poplar Circle, Suite 201Conroe, TX 77304Free event.

Marketing Workshop Presented by Axix GroupFundamentals of Selling in the Digital Age11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.The Chamber505 West Davis StConroe, TX 77301Free event. Lunch provided. Reservation required. Register online at www.conroe.org.

JUNE 16

Membership LuncheonSpeaker: Dan Parsons, President of the Better Business Bureau of Greater Houston and South Texas11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. River Plantation Country Club550 Country Club DrConroe, TX 77302Paid event. Reservation required.Register online www.conroe.org.

JUNE 23

Thank You!

Thank you to K&G Capital Mortgage

for hosting May's Business After Hours!

Join us this month, Thursday, June 16 from 5 - 7 PM at Storage 105 at Poplar Business Park

13610 Poplar Circle, Suite 201Conroe, TX 77304

Explore: Making the Most of Your Membership8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.The Chamber505 West Davis StConroe, TX 77301Free event. Reservation required. Register online at www.conroe.org.

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We appreciate our Emerald Investors!

Congratulations LMC Graduating Class of 2016!

Nathan AdamsBrown & Gay Engineers

Brian AlbertThe Strong Firm P.C.

Lisa BaeckelTexas Children’s Hospital –The Woodlands

Ashley BartoskewitzBetter Bookkeepers, Inc.

Adrienne BatchelorHouston MethodistThe Woodlands Hospital

Stephen BauerEllis & Ellis

Kirk BennettLone Star College – Montgomery

Lisa BrooksConsolidated Communications

Meredith BrownCommunity Impact Newspaper

Kristin CalfeeWoodforest National Bank

Stephen CarlisleRoman Forest Police Department

Paul CarrollEfficient Wealth Management

LaToya CarterFamily Promise of Montgomery County

Ricky CastilloMiddletonRaines+Zapa

Sarah CochranStibbs & Co.

Eric DepoyDepoy Realty Group – Keller Williams

Carla FayFleming’s Prime Steakhouse

Mike FortnerOpen Door Benefits, LLC

Bill FriebelMerrill Lynch

Bill GervasiEdward Jones

Travis GuinnThe Howard Hughes Corporation

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Congratulations LMC Graduating Class of 2016!

Applications are now available online for LMC Class of 2017! Please visit LMCTX.org and click Apply! Deadline is June 15, 2015.

Elizabeth HoseaAqua Plumb, Inc.

Patrick HynesFidelity Investments

Trent JohnsonTexas Children’s Hospital – The Woodlands

Justin KendrickMemorial Hermann HospitalThe Woodlands

Shannon KiddMontgomery County Community Foundation

Michele KookenStrike, LLC

Josh LeeJones & Carter, Inc.

John McGowanThe Woodlands Township

Denise MeyersMagnolia ISD

Tom MichelSan Jacinto River Authority

Ellie PfahlThe Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce

Mike PotterCHI St. Lukes Health – Lakeside Hospital

Shannan ReidMontgomery Area Chamber

Elaine RobertsDispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Inc. (DRC)

Nicole Robinson GauthierMontgomery County United Way

Christi ShaferRepsol

Tiana SmithWaste Management

Will Smith Jr.Sam Houston Memorial Funeral Home

Mandy StelzerSouth Montgomery County YMCA

Janet StilwellFirst United Methodist Church Conroe

Scott TaylorCity of Conroe

Jeanne TothThe Woodlands Development Company

Sarah WoodConroe Independent School District

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Grand Central Park: Natural Beauty Meets Urban Experience

Encompassing 2,046 acres that hold great significance for many growing up in Southeast Texas, Grand Central Park will pay tribute to its deep-rooted legacy, all while ushering in a new, have-it-all development unlike any in the Conroe area.

Those who hiked the property’s trails and swam in its lakes as children will find much familiar in Grand Central Park, as a significant portion of the development will remain nature areas. More than 10 miles of forested trails already exist in the community, ready for residents to enjoy peaceful nature walks or more vigorous bike rides. The 88-acre Grand Lake is a prominent feature in the community and is just one of several natural waterways. The Lake House — a large covered pavilion stationed among the trees — has already hosted a series of public events.

“From the beginning, we have planned to maintain the integrity of this historic property by preserving the forest and the many natural elements found within its boundaries,” said Virgil Yoakum, general manager of Grand Central Park. “The very features of the land afforded us opportunities not found in other communities.”

Natural Splendor, Urban SensibilitiesWhile the beauty of a wooded, natural environment abounds in Grand Central Park, developers intend to marry the pristine setting with exciting urban features.

“We have a planned Town Center that will be a hub of activity for the region and residents will be right in the center of it,” Yoakum said.

Perched along Deer Lake, the Town Center will offer bistros, boutiques, pubs and more in a walkable setting reminiscent of urban districts. A waterfront plaza will offer lakeside vistas and a nearby park will invite impromptu picnics. Town Center also will feature a public marketplace that will host outdoor art shows and other events, as well as offer water features and tree-lined open spaces.

“The area is still being developed, but our vision for the Town Center is a place where area residents can enjoy a mix of nature and city amenities,” Yoakum said.

Nearby homes will put the Town Center in walking distance for many.

Work Near HomeAnother component of master-planned Grand Central Park is its business districts, giving residents a chance to work where they live and avoid lengthy commutes. An institutional/civic quarter

has been dedicated within the community’s master plan, offering space for an on-site campus, administrative offices and office clusters. A business center along Interstate 45 will provide class A office space.

Already under construction in Grand Central Park is 336 Marketplace, an urban center that offers more than 700,000 square feet of retail. Expected to open in 2017, the center will be home to a mix of global brands and specialty shops that will provide a wealth of everyday conveniences for residents of Grand Central Park and the surrounding area.

“Grand Central Park really will be a place where people can have it all — access to fantastic natural amenities, the excitement of urban living and the time to enjoy it all with family and friends,” Yoakum said.

Grand Central Park Builders: Leaders of the PackJohnson Development has carefully assembled a slate of industry-leading builders to offer homes in Grand Central Park that will complement the surrounding pristine beauty while reflecting its planned urban ambiance. The builder list is a Who’s Who in the residential market: Coventry Homes, Darling Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Perry Homes and Village Builders. Together, they will offer prospective homebuyers traditional, single-family homes, lifestyle townhomes and luxury patio homes that feature many of today’s coveted architectural trends.

Coventry Homes will offer spacious, lush townhomes within Grand Central Park’s West Village, an enclave of 350 wooded homesites.

“This mix of urban and natural amenities is a rarity in the marketplace and we are excited to be part of this refreshing development,” said James Miller, region president for McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc., parent company of Coventry Homes. “We are introducing several new floor plans designed specifically for Grand Central Park that will perfectly reflect the community’s ambiance.”

A Texas homebuilder since 1988, Coventry Homes is one of the nation’s largest builders. Its success is founded on a “Built Around You” philosophy that gives homebuyers great flexibility in designing homes that best suit their needs.

Village Builders also will offer townhomes in Grand Central Park, featuring stylish designs from its feature-rich Vintage Villas Collection. Village Builders has enjoyed a solid reputation for quality craftsmanship and attention to detail for more than

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40 years and has become known for adding luxury upgrades such as 8-foot interior doors and high-end hardware to its standard features list.

Darling Homes is bringing its Signature Patio Collection to the community where new home buyers can choose floor plans from 2,400 to 2,900 square feet featuring open-concept designs with uniquely crafted architectural features,

spacious living areas, private master suites and expansive covered porches. The award-winning builder is celebrated for its dramatic home design and green building standards.

Drees Custom Homes, the nation’s seventh-largest private new home builder, will present a collection of luxury, single-family homes on the largest properties currently available in Grand Central Park. The signature designs will feature gourmet kitchens, spacious master suites and designer touches throughout. Drees Custom Homes has been family-owned and operated for more than 85 years. With well-established building programs throughout the country, Drees is growing rapidly in the Houston market.

David Weekley Homes and Perry Homes will showcase a variety of single-family home designs that will offer gourmet island kitchens, family rooms, formal dining rooms, inviting master suites, spacious secondary bedrooms, game rooms and media rooms.

Headquartered in Houston, David Weekley Homes is marking its 40th anniversary this year. It is the first homebuilder in the nation to be awarded the “Triple Crown” of American home building — “America’s Best Builder,” “National Housing Quality Award” and “National Builder of the Year.”

Perry Homes is another long-time Houston builder and enjoys a sterling reputation throughout Texas that is based on delivering outstanding customer service and value for its buyers. Perry’s dedication to quality has earned the company a multitude of industry awards, including being named Builder of the Year in the 2015 by the Greater Houston Association of Builders.

“We couldn’t be more pleased with the high level of quality design, construction and service our builders are bringing to Grand Central Park,” Yoakum said.

Homes in the West Village will be within a five-minute walk to magnificent, natural settings of parks and open space. Five miles of trails will wind through the West Village, complementing the 10 miles of existing nature trails. Located in the development’s northwest corner, West Village will offer residents immediate access to Loop 336 and Interstate 45. Models by each Grand Central Park homebuilder will open

later this year.

Everywhere You Want to BeGrand Central Park is located in booming Montgomery County, one of the nation’s fastest-growing counties. With a prime location along Interstate 45, residents of Grand Central Park will have easy drives to see some of the nation’s most popular performers at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, considered one of the world’s top outdoor performance arenas.

Fashionistas also will find plenty of upscale shopping minutes away from Grand Central Park, including designer boutiques at Market Street and the many stores at The Woodlands Mall. Choices on where to dine are numerous, from upscale dinners at Hubbell & Hudson to more casual meals at Crust.

Those wanting even more outdoor activity will appreciate convenient access to boating and fishing at Lake Conroe, bird watching at W.G. Jones State Forest and teeing off at Woodforest Golf Club.

Plus, Grand Central Park’s proximity to Conroe North-Houston Regional Airport — just 10 minutes from the community — will be a bonus for residents and employers needing quick access to regional travel. The airport, which not only serves local pilots but also corporate aviators not wanting to fly into George Bush Intercontinental Airport, has been named the General Aviation Reliever Airport of the Year for 2016.

VisionariesDirecting the vision of Grand Central Park is Johnson Development Corp., an award-winning residential developer that has founded its success on building communities that celebrate life. The team behind such prominent Houston communities as Riverstone — the No. 1 selling development in Texas, Sienna Plantation, Woodforest and Cross Creek Ranch, Johnson Development has more top-selling communities in the nation than any other developer. Founded in 1975, the company has won many awards during its long history, including the Grand Award for Developer of the Year and Humanitarian of the Year, both by the Greater Houston Builders Association.

More information on Grand Central Park can be found at www.grandcentralparktx.com. Those interested can also sign up for VIP notifications and watch videos of the natural amenities and the community vision on the website.

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San Jacinto River Authority, GRP and Woodlands Division, were recognized as leaders in the industry at the Texas

Section AWWA Water ConferenceSeveral employees from the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) recently visited Fort Worth for the Texas Section AWWA Water Conference, the largest regional water conference in the United States. The Texas Section AWWA unites all Water Professionals in Texas to protect public health and all water resources by

advancing technology, education, science, management and government policies by leveraging the collective leadership of the over 50,000 members of the American Water Works Association.

While there, the Authority’s Groundwater Reduction Plan (GRP) Division entered samples of treated drinking water from Lake Conroe in the Best Tasting Drinking Water Contest. This contest brings together entries representing utilities from across Texas. The water was judged on clarity, color, taste and odor. The panel of judges included two local media members, the vice president of the American Water Works Association and two representatives from local Fort Worth breweries.

The Woodlands Division for SJRA, received the Water Environment Association of Texas (WEAT) Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant of the Year Award.

The WEAT Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant of the Year Award shall be presented to a municipal wastewater treatment plant in Texas that has consistently exhibited outstanding performance of daily activities beyond the normal call of duty.

Top picture from Left to rightDave Scholler, Brown & Gay, Don Sarich, Treatment Plant Operator for SJRA, GRP Division, and Brenda Lennox, President Elect AWWABottom picture from left to right:Aaron Schindewolf, Steve McKeon, Lakeisha Pawlik and Kevin Hobbs

Allstate Maturin-Landry Insurance Group, LLC, Confidential Resolution Services, LLC, Easco Air Conditioning, Heat & Electric, EfTA, Gullo Ford of Conroe, Link Staffing Services, Rodgers Stein Chiropractic Center, The Knot Errands and Concierge Services, The Pavilion Partners & Top Hat Balloons.

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MCNUTT FUNERAL HOME1600 Porter Rd

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Black Walnut CafeHaydar Kustu2971 Hawthorne DriveConroe, TX77303(936) 202-2824Restaurants

Fidelity National TitileJennifer Harmon - Vice President/Branch Manager303 Longmire, Unit 201Conroe, TX77304(281) 259-9929Title Companies

Sunbelt TransformerTricia Schweiss - V.P. Marketing1610 Hawthorne DriveConroe, TX77301(713) 481-5500Comercial Equipment Leasing

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Axix Marketing GroupBruce May - President19788 Hwy 105 West #624Montgomery, TX77356(936) 242-9264Advertising/Marketing/Promotional

Confidential Resolution Services, LLCJennifer Engel - Mediator/Owner3915 W Davis St. Suite 130-168Conroe, TX77304(281) 858-3131Mediation ServiceReferred by Caroline Mason-Whitestone Printing

Guri Do Sul Brazilian Steak HouseGiullian Steele - General Manager1400 Research Forest DrThe Woodlands, TX77381(281) 907-4146Restaurants

Powerhouse Coaching and Consulting LLCEdit Faris - Owner/Business Coach418 Weeping Willow WayMagnolia, TX77384(713) 504-2253Business DevelopmentReferred by Bob Keplinger-ActionCoach

West Fork Golf and Country ClubRon Coville - General Manager1 Golf Ridge DrConroe, TX77304(936) 441-6193Golf/Country Clubs

Woodhaven VillageShawna Dodd - Marketing Director2275 Riverway DriveConroe, TX77304(936) 703-5333Retirement & Life Communities

BUSINESS SHAREHOLDER

2nd StoreCorner Store #147125 Calvary RoadWillis, TX77378Convenience Stores/Truck Stop

2nd StoreCorner Store #147812325 West FM 1097Willis, TX77378Convenience Stores/Truck Stop

2nd StoreCorner Store #231621101 Eva St.Montgomery, TX77356Convenience Stores/Truck Stop

2nd StoreCorner Store #238418680 Hwy 105 W.Montgomery, TX77356Convenience Stores/Truck Stop

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Ball Corporation Member since 2005

Containment Solutions, Inc.Member since 1995

Wal-Mart Member since 2003

Walgreen's #15012Member since 2012

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Aspire Hospital Member since 2009

Bentwater Member since 1987

Calfee Specialties Promotional Products Member since 1995

Celestial Displays, LLC Member since 2012

Champion Ice Co. Member since 2010

Chili's Member since 2014

Combined Steel, Inc. Member since 1996

Conroe Door & Hardware, Inc. Member since 1999

Dock Line Magazine, Inc.Member since 2010

Foshee & Associates PLLC Member since 1985

Greenscape Innovations LLC Member since 2012

H & S Liquor No. 1 Member since 1990

Haarmeyer Electric Member since 1998

Hadco International, LLC Member since 2007

Havenwood Place Apartments Member since 2010

Hawthorne Ridge Apartment Homes Member since 2009

Herrin Pediatric Clinic Member since 2005

Indigent Healthcare Solutions Member since 2006

Keller Williams Conroe/Lake Conroe/Magnolia/Huntsville Member since 1996

Lake Country Animal Hospital Member since 1996

Levantino & Company, P.C. Member since 1991

McCaffety Electric Co., Inc. Member since 2008

Minuteman Press Member since 2011

Morrison Supply Co. Member since 2005

Outlets at Conroe Member since 1992

Partners In Building Member since 2014

Performance Tinters Member since 1995

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers Member since 2014

Randy Roan Construction Inc. Member since 2005

Riverwalk Apartments Member since 2010

Safe Self Storage Member since 2005

Seefeld Lawson Moeller LLP Member since 2013

Servpro of Lake Conroe, Magnolia & Cleveland Member since 2009

Silverado Senior Living Member since 2002

Smokey Mo's (Conroe) Member since 2011

Storage 105, Inc. Member since 2010

Superior Homes Custom Inc. Member since 2009

Tavistock Freebirds, LLC Member since 2012

Texas Marine Member since 1998

The Broadmoor at Creekside Park Member since 2014

The Corner Pub Member since 2011

The Law Firm of E. Tay Bond Member since 2005

The Weitzman Group Member since 2005

Total Energy Services, LLC Member since 2008

Touchstone Neurorecovery Center Member since 2010

Vernon's Kuntry Katfish Member since 1984

Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Member since 1988

BUSINESS SHAREHOLDER

Renewals Adams Transfer & Storage Member since 1975

American Solutions for Business Member since 2015

Baggett, Gordon & Deison Member since 2000

Bernhardt Winery Member since 2012

Buffalo Wild Wings Member since 2011

Elmcroft Senior Living Member since 1996

FivePoint Credit Union Member since 2015

Herrington & Nunn Dental Associates Member since 1974

Lodge Motel & Suites Member since 2002

New Earth Soils and Compost Member since 2011

Southland Log Homes Member since 2006

Spectrum Catering, Concessions & Events Member since 2000

Texan Harley-Davidson Member since 1996

Texas Port Recycling Member since 2008

The Marion Franke Team Member since 2006

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City of Panorama Village Member since 1999

Conroe Downtown Area Association Member since 2014

County Judge Craig DoyalMember since 2007

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery CountyMember since 2009

Lone Star Cowboy Church Member since 2006

Montgomery Independent School District Member since 1995

National Multiple Sclerosis Society Member since 2014

Pregnancy Assistance Center North - PACN Member since 1997

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Family & Consumer Science Program Area Committee Member since 2014

Texas Center for Regional Studies Member since 2012

The Vineyard Church of Conroe Member since 2001

Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare Member since 1984

NONPROFIT

DeMontrond Auto Country Member since 1995

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First National Bank Texas - Conroe Member since 1970

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The Woodlands Convention & Visitors Bureau Member since 2000

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