Texas City-La Marque Chamber Announces 18 Finalists for
the 2022 Women in Leadership AwardsAt a time when all businesses are looking for ways to recruit and retain employees, the Texas City-La Marque Chamber hosts an awards program that gives members a way to reward valued female workers. Nominations were gathered over the past month, and now the Texas City-La Marque Chamber is proud to announce the Finalists for the 2022 Women in Leadership Awards (W.I.L.A.). These finalists are being lauded for their The Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce has announced the promotion of Stefanie Aldrich to Vice President. This is Aldrich's second promotion in her first year of service to the Chamber. She was originally hired in July 2021 as Communications & Promotions Manager and was promoted to Operations & Events Manager in October 2021.
“Stefanie has brought tremendous value to the Chamber in the year she has been on staff. She is innovative and creative and has been instrumental in the
Announcing the 2022 Women in Leadership Awards in Texas City-La Marque
At a time when all businesses are looking for ways to recruit and retain employees, the Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce offers an exciting program for businesses to recognize and reward valued female workers.To recognize women who are vital to the success of local organizations, the Chamber coordinates the annual "Women in Leadership Awards." (W.I.L.A.)
Nominees must work for a current Texas City-La Marque Chamber member Galveston County developer Jerome Karam aims for ‘largest’ label for each redevelopment projectHouston Business Journal May 20, 2022by Florian Martin, ReporterUnless you live in Galveston County, you may have never heard of Jerome Mansour Karam.But that might change soon, because the longtime developer has been making a splash with some of his recent projects, whose impacts seem poised to extend past the county line.Karam made his biggest development investment yet in March, when he purchased the former Are you on TikTok? Maybe you’re just figuring out video and livestreaming and you have written off TikTok as a site for kids.
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The app now boasts 1 billion active users. TikTok videos are becoming a way to pass time for many people and the average user spends about 52 minutes per
LEADERSHIP MAINLAND
The Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce and hundreds of local employers invest in LEADERSHIP MAINLAND to ensure that we have prepared leaders for our community. By recognizing the need for educated leaders, we are all committed to the future…which starts now. This program requires a personal and professional commitment of participants. But the time spent during the program benefits the individuals, the employers, and the overall community.Introducing the Class of 2022:Stefanie
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