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2011 Companies Represented by Attendees 2011 Companies Represented by Attendees 825 Basics BBVA Compass AAMA Inc Benchmark Hospitality International ABCO Products Inc Berkshire Associates Inc. ABM Industries Incorporated Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP ABS Bethesda Lutheran Communites Academy Sports & Outdoors BG Group Accenture Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star Access Sciences Corporation Bill Hebert Seminars LLC Achieving Corporate Excellence, Inc. Binkley & Barfield, Inc. Achilles Group BIS TEPSCO ACT Pipe & Supply BLC Partners, LLC ACU of Texas BlessingWhite ADC & HAS Management Services BlueCross BlueShield of Texas Administaff Bluware, Inc. Advanced Maritime Transports, Inc. BMC Software Advantec BOS Solutions AEI Services LLC Boxer Property Mgmt AET Inc., Ltd BoyarMiller Air Liquide BP Airgas Southwest Bracewell & Giuliani LLP AIRS - A Company of The RightThing Brazos County Aker Solutions Brazos River Authority Alcon Brazosport Regional Health System Allegiance Bank Texas BridgeWay Publishing LLC ALS Environmental Bridgeway Software ALS Laboratory Group Brighton Homes a K. Hovnanian Companies Alta Services, LP Brookdale Senior Living Amegy Bank Brooklake Services American Financial and Automotive Services, Inc. Buckeye Partners LP American National Insurance Company BullseyesEvaluation Amerigroup Cadre Proppants AMOCO Federal Credit Union Caldwell Companies Anadarko Cameron Andrews Kurth LLP Cameron Process Systems Aon Hewitt Capital One Applied Optoelectronics Inc CapRock Communications Aramco Services Company CARBO Ceramics Architectural Building Components Cardtronics, Inc. Ashbaugh's Trade Secrets, LLC CareerBuilder Associated Credit Union of TX CarMax, Inc. Astron Solutions Carriage Services Asurion Carrizo Oil & Gas, Inc. Atlantic Southeast Airlines Catholic Charities Atlantic Trading & Marketing, Inc. CB Richard Ellis AutoNation CB&I Axiom Consulting CB&I Lummus Bacas CCLP Baker & McKenzie LLP CCS Midstream Services, LLC Baker Hughes Celanese Bank of Fort Bend CEMEX Bashaw & Atherton CenterPoint Energy BAUER-Pileco Inc. Central Bank Bayes Achievement Center, Inc. Certified Companies Baylor College of Medicine CertifiedSafety Baylor University CEVA Logistics BBS Technologies CGG Veritas BBVA Bancomer SA CH2M HILL Champion International Moving, Ltd. Dunbar Harder, PLLC Charming Charlie Dynamic Offshore Resources Chevron Dynegy Inc. Child Development Council of Brazoria EAN Holding, LLC CHRISTUS Health Eaton CopperLogic Christus St Catherine Hospital ECA International Chrysalis Partners eCardio Diagnostics Cimarron EDG Inc. Cimarrow EEOC CITGO Emerald Foods Inc City of Baytown Emerson Process Management City of Houston Emerson Process Management Valve Automation City of Houston Airport Systems Employee Benefit Solutions City of Huntsville EmployeeScreenIQ City of Missouri City Employer Flexible City of Sugar Land Employment Practices Solutions Coastal Bend PO FCU Enbridge Energy Cohegic Corporation Energy Alloys CollegeRecruiter.com Energy Solutions International CompleteRx EnerVest, Ltd. Compressor Engineering Corp. Eni Petroleum ConocoPhillips Enterprise Products Conservatek Industries, Inc. Enterprise Rent-A-Car Consolidated Communications Enventure Global Technology Consulting by Design of Princess Anne EOG Resouces Inc Continental Carbon Company EP2S Compensation Solutions L.L.C. CoreCentive Epic Energy Resources, Inc. Corporate Care Epstein Becker Green Wickliff & Hall, P.C. Costello, Inc. Equus Software Coy Lewis Company Ernst & Young Crane Energy Exterran Creekside Industries, Inc. FACET Crown Beverage Packaging Fairways Exploration & Production, LLC CVS/pharmacy First Community Credit Union CW Rod Tool Co., Inc. First Continental Mortgage, Ltd. Cy Fair Federal Credit Union First Data Cy Fair VFD First Financial Group of America Cy Wakeman, Inc. First National Bank of Gilmer Cybersoft Technologies First National Bank Tx D Hilton Associates Inc First Service Credit Union Daniel Measurement and Control FivePoint Federal Credit Union Datacert Fluor David Weekley Homes Fluor Enterprises Davis Development FMC Technologies DaVita Fort Bend County DBM Fort Bend County Human Resources DDI Fort Bend Family Health Center DeDe Church & Associates, LLC Forum Energy Technologies Deepwater Specialist FosterQuan, LLP Del Papa Distributing Fox Lawson & Associates, a Division of Gallagher Delta Power Services, LLC Benefit Services, Inc. Devon Energy Francesca's Collections DFW Nursing & Rehab Freedman Food Service, Inc Diamond Healthcare Freeman Leonard Diamondback Works LP Freeport LNG Development DiversiTech FRHG Division of Workers' Compensation Friedkin Companies Inc Doctors Clinic Houston Fronterra Int. Geosciences, LLC Dresser-Rand Leading Edge Frost Duke Energy Frost Bank Fugro Consultants, Inc. Houston Highway Credit Union Fugro Gravity & Magnetic Services Inc Houston Independent School District Fugro McClleland Marine Geosciences, Inc. Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Inc Fugro, Inc. Houston Northwest Medical Center Fugro-Jason Houston OCTG Inc. Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Houston Racquet Club G&A Partners Houston Symphony Gables Corporate Accommodations Houston Texans Gainer Donnelly & Desroches Houston-Galveston Area Council Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. Houstons First Baptist Church Gardner Denver Water Jetting Systems Howco Metals Management Gardner Denver, Inc. HR Resource 1 GDF SUEZ Energy NA HR Strategies GeoKinetics HR/OD Consulting GHX Industrial, LLC hrQ Glazer's Distributors Human Resources Advisors of Texas Goode Company Restaurants Human Resources International Goodfriend & Associates, Inc. Huntsman Corporation Goodman Companies Hydrological Solutions Goodman Manufacturing I.J. Martin & Co Ltd, Executive Coaches for Global Grace Care Northpointe Leaders Grace Strategic Consulting ICON Information Consultants Green Bank, N.A. Igloo Products Corp. Greer, Herz & Adams, LLP. IKEA Trading Services, Inc GreyStar Corporation iMed Group Griffin Partners IMG Financial Group, Inc. Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical Corporation Imperative Information Group Gulf Coast Community Services Association Independ. Consultant Gulf Coast Window Covering INEOS NOVA Gulf Credit Union INEOS Olefins & Polymers USA GulfMark Offshore INEOS Styrenics Gyrodata Inc Ingersoll Rand Halliburton Inland Pipe Rehabilitation Handy Hardware Innovative Aftermarket Systems, LP Harris CapRock Communications Insperity Harris County Appraisal District Integrated Trade Systems, Inc. Harris County Department of Education Intelligent Compensation LLC Harris County Hospital District Interfaith Harris County Precinct One Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston Harris County Public Library Intermarine, LLC Harris County Tax Office Invensys Hart Energy Invesco Hay Group INVISTA Haynes and Boone LLP IPR HCC Insurance Holdings, Inc. Jackson Lewis LLP HCC Service Company, Inc. James & Jordan HCSS JDA Professional Services, Inc. Helix ESG Jefferson Dental Clinics Hercules Offshore Jetstream Hewlett Packard John Daugherty Realtors, Inc. Hildebrandt Baker Robins Johnson Training Group Hines JP Morgan Chase HMBI JV Industrial Hobby Center for the Performing Arts JX Nippon Chemical Texas Inc. Hoover Solutions Inc. Kaleidoscope Careers Houston Airport System KBR Houston Chronicle Kelmar and Associates, Inc. Houston Community College System Kelsey-Seybold Clinic Houston Firefighters Relief & Retirement Fund Key Brand Entertainment dba Broadway Across Houston Fuel Oil Terminal Company America KHOU Metro Transit Authority Kiewit Energy Mexican Restaurants Inc Kinder Morgan MFR. P.C. King Ranch Missan Oil Company KIPP Houston Mission Road Ministries KMG Chemicals, Inc. Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift Ameirca Inc. Koch Supply & Trading MODEC International, Inc. KTRK-TV Money Management International Lamar University Montgomery County HR Lamons Montgomery County TX Lamons Gasket Monty Ramirez, LLP LAN Moody Bank Lansdowne-Moody Moran Enterprises Inc. Leadera Consulting Group MRI Technologies Leaders Without Borders Muehlhan Surface Protection Legacy Support Houston Mundy Service Corporation LegalWATCH Muskat Martinez & Mahony LLP Liberty-Eylau ISD Nabors LifeGift Organ Donation Center Nabors Corporate Services, Inc. Linbeck Group Nabors Well Services Linda Talley & Associates, Inc NASA-Johnson Space Center LINN Energy, LLC National Cardiovascular Partners Linn Thurber LLP National Oilwell Varco Litton Loan Servicing LP Nationwide Graphics, Inc. Lockton Companies LLC Nationwide Insurance Lone Star Community College NCI Building Systems Longnecker & Associates Neighborhood Centers Inc. LyondellBasell Newpark Drilling Fluids Madison Benefits Group, Inc. Newpark Resources Inc Maersk Line NiSource Maersk Oil Noble Energy Mahindra USA North Cypress Medical Center Maior Healthcare Logistics NorthStar Memorial Group MaloneBailey Northwest Diagnostic Clinic Manor ISD NOV Tuboscope Marathon Oil Company NSMG Marine Spill Response Corporation NuStar Energy Maritech Resources Inc NW Pipe Co Mark III Plant Construction Ltd Oakley MASH, Inc Oasis Petroleum Inc. Mattress Firm OC Tanner Maxus Energy Corporation Occidental Oil & Gas McCoy's Building Supply Oceaneering International Inc. McCullough Odfjell Terminals (Houston) Inc. McDermott ODL, Inc. MD Anderson Cancer Center Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Meetings on Pointe Oil States Industries MEI Technologies, Inc OMICRON electronics Corp. USA Members Choice Credit Union Omni Houston Memorial Credit Union Orion HealthCorp Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church OTC Global Holdings LP Memorial Hermann Healthcare System Our Lady of the Lake Univ Memorial
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