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EMPLOYERS RECRUITED by EMPLOYER RELATIONS COORDINATOR a to Z Tire AAA of Texas – 2X Academy Sports Adequan Affiliated Foods A EMPLOYERS RECRUITED BY EMPLOYER RELATIONS COORDINATOR A to Z Tire Childress Regional Medical Center AAA of Texas – 2X CHS Lubricants Academy Sports Cimarron Feeders Adequan Cintas -5X Affiliated Foods – 2X Cisco Systems Alstom Power City of Midland Alvey Law & Tax Service City of Midland Parks and Recreation Ama Techtel Communications – 2X Claude ISD Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Coca-Cola of Amarillo – 4X Amarillo Country CLub Collingsworth General Hospital – 2X Amarillo Gear Conoco Phillips – 3X Amarillo Grain Exchange Country Barn Steak House Amarillo ISD - 2X Covenant Health Systems Amarillo National Bank Crop Production Services Amarillo Town Club – 2X CrownQuest Operating – 2X Amarillo VA Health System – 2X Cudd Energy Services – 2X Americold Logistics Dallam Hartley County Hospital American Quarter Horse Association Dallas Area Rapid Transit Police Department American Tire Distributors DeBruce Grain – 3X Andrews ISD Dillards – 6X ASARCO Dirkson Buildings Asco Downtown Athletic Club Athletic Edge Dumas ISD Atmos Energy – 3X Education Credit Union -4X Attebury Grain Edward Jones B&W Pantex – 5X Enterprise Rent-A-Car – 2X Baldwin Distribution Ernst & Young Bank of Commerce Excel Manufacturing Baptist Community Services – 2X Exterran Bar S Feeds Farnum Basic Energy Services – 2X Fidelity Investments – 3X Beef Products Inc – 2X Financial Freedom and Futures Bell Helicopter – 3X First Bank Southwest – 5X Ben E Keith Foods – 3X First Capital Bank Big Texas Steak House First United Bank BJ Services Floydada ISD BNSF Friona Feedyards Borger ISD Frontier Fuels Bourland & Leverich Frito Lay – 3X Brown Graham Fuzzy’s Radiator – 2X BSA Health Systems – 3X Golden Plains Regional Hospital – 3X BSA Hospice Golden Spread Electric Coop Bushland ISD Great Plains Ag Credit – 10X CA Technology Great Plains Regional Medical Center Cactus Feeders Guymon Public Schools Canyon ISD – 3X Halliburton Energy Services – 6X Canyon NEws Hansford Hospital Capital Farm Credit Happy State Bank – 5X Cargill Harrington Cancer Center Cargill Ag Horizons Hart ISD Cargill Cattle Feeders – 2X Hastings Entertainment – 5X Cargill Meat Solutions Hereford ISD – 2X Castlebury Enterprises Hi Pro Feeds Catholic Family Services Hilmare Cheese Ceta Canyon Camp Hitch Enterprises Childress ISD Hobby Lobby Home Depot – 4X Pampa Chamber of Commerce IBM – 2X Pampa Economic Development Corporation Internal Revenue Service Pampa Hospital - 2X JC Penny Pampa ISD J Lee Milligan Panhandle Steel Buildings JEH Equine Parkview Hospital Johnson Miller & Co. 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