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2019 Conference – Attendee Company List 2019 Conference – Attendee Company List # AmSty Brady, Chapman, Holland & Associates, Anadarko Petroleum Coporation Inc. 9th Wonder Anthem Brainard Strategy A APM Brazoria County AARP Houston ApplicantPro Brazoria County Head Start Early Able Industrial, LLC Apprize Technology Learning Schools, Inc. ABS Group Arena Energy LP Brock Group Accenture Armbrust & Brown PLLC Brookdale Senior Living Access Sciences Arthur J Gallagher Brown and Root Access Sciences Corporation Aspen Technology, Inc. Bruin E&P Operating, LLC AcctTwo Shared Services Associated Pipe Line Contractors, Inc. Brunel Energy Inc. Accudata Systems, Inc. Atec Inc. Brunel Industry Services LLC ACT Pipe & Supply Atlas Copco Buc-ee's ActionCOACH Business Coaching Atlas Sand Burgoon Company ACU of Texas Attorney Burns & McDonnell Acute Medical Services Audubon Engineering Bush Law Firm, PC Advanced Containment Systems Inc. AVAdek Businessolver, Inc Advancial Axens North America Buxton Companies Advantis Certified Axiom Medical C Advantis Certified Staffing Solutions, Inc. Axip Energy Services C&J Energy Services Aegis Chemical Solutions Azure Midstream Energy C7T1 Consulting AET B Cactus Wellhead Affordabletours.com Baker & McKenzie LLP Calpine Corporation Airgas USA, LLC Baker Botts L.L.P. Calumet Specialty Products Aldridge Baker Hostetler LLP Camin Cargo Control AlexCharles Search Partners Baker Tilly Cap Gemini Allegiance Bank BakerRipley Capitalize Analytics Allen Austin Executive Search Baylor College of Medicine Cardno PPI Alley Theatre Baystar/Bayport Polymers, LLC Cardtronics USA, Inc. Alleyton Resource BDP International Career-Locator Allied Fire Protection Belmont Village L.P CarMax Allied Fitting, L.P. Benefit Recovery Castleton Resources LLC Allied Reliability Berlitz Language Inc Cates Risk Consulting Allied Universal Security Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP Catholic Charities ALS Group USA Birkman International, Inc. CBIGG Management LLC ALS Group USA Corp. BKD CBRE Amegy Bank Black Stone Minerals, L.P. CBS Rental & Supply American Liberty Hospitality Blackhawk Specialty Tools CDR Assessment Group, Inc. American Midstream Bo-Mac Contractors CDT3 Training American National Ins Co Borets CEMEX American National Insurance Company bp Cenikor Foundation American Tradeshow Services BP AMERICA CenterPoint Energy AMOCO Federal Credit Union BP America Inc Central Bank 2019 Conference – Attendee Company List CGG Cox Media Group EagleBurmann Chamberlin Roofing and Waterproofing Cozen O'Connor, P.C. EAN Holdings, LLC Chambers County cPanel, Inc Easter Seals Cherry Companies CPAP.com Eastex Fire Department Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Crane Worldwide Logistics Eddie Turner LLC Chick-fil-A Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory eEmployers Solutions, Inc. Chiyoda International Corporation School of Houston EEOC CHRISTUS Health Crossing Borders Group EHIM, Inc Church Pension Group Crothall Healthcare Elite Turnaround Specialists Cimarron Energy, Inc. CTH EllenMWines/ Scout & Cellar Cimbria Consulting Cultivate Leadership EmployBridge Cintas Cultural Awareness International, Inc. Employee Relations Consulting Cisco Systems, Inc. Culture Consulting Associates Employment & Training Centers, Inc. CITGO Petroleum Corporation Culture Innovations Employment Screening Services, Inc. City of Houston Current Leadership Coaching, LLC. Enbridge City of Bryan Custom Talent & HR Solutions EnCap Investments L.P. City of Garland CVR Energy Encompass Health City of Houston - HAS CXO5 Partners, LLC EndView Solutions LLC City of Houston- HR Cypress-Fairbanks ISD EnerCorp Sand Solutions, LLC. City of League City D Energize HR City of Sugar Land Energy Transfer Daikin/Goodman Clarus Benefits Group Engage By Cell Daisy Kids Care CNOOC Petroleum USA Inc. Enhanced Revenue Solutions Dannenbaum Engineering Corporation Cobb, Fendley & Associates Eni Petroleum Dashiell Corporation Cokinos | Young Enterprise Holdings David Weekley Homes Collaborative for Children Envent Corporation DeDe Church & Associates LLC Comcast Environmental Development Partners Del Papa Distributing Company Comfort Systems USA Envoy Mortgage DePelchin Children's Center Communication VIP Training and Epic Collaborative Advisors DermSurgery Associates Coaching EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants deugro (USA), Inc. Community Health Choice Epiphany Professional Development DGM Services Inc Community Resource Credit Union Episcopal Health Foundation Diamond Offshore Computex Technology Solutions Equifax Dichtomatik Americas LP Contango Oil and Gas Company Erickson Immigration Group Direct Energy CONTINENTAL CARBON CO Excellent AP Staffing Accounts Payable Distribution International Continental Carbon Company Professionals Distribution Now Cooksey Connects Exceptional Talent Solutions, LLC DNV GL Core Insights Doggett Auto Group, LLC. F Cornerstone Doggett Toyota Lift of Houston FabCorp Inc Cornerstone Building Brands Dowell Consulting Fieldwood Energy Corporate Tax Incentives DRW, INC First Community Credit Union Couch Environmental Services DW Morgan First Investors Financial Services Cox Innovations E First Liberty National Bank 2019 Conference – Attendee Company List Fisher Phillips Group 1 Automotive Houston Ballet Foundation Five Point Credit Union Gulf Coast Community Services Houston Chapter of ISCEBS Flotek Industries, Inc. Gulf Coast FCU Houston Community College Flowers Baking Company of Houston, Gulf Interstate Engineering Houston Country Club LLC Gulf Process Gases, LLC Houston Endowment Fluor Corporation Gulf States Toyota Houston Firefighters Relief & Retirement FocalPoint Coaching and Training Gulf Winds International Fund Formerly Conoco-Phillips (Currently Gullett & Associates, Inc. Houston Forensic Science Center, Inc. Seeking New Opportunities) Gyrodata Houston Housing Authority Fort Bend County H Houston ISD Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Inc. Haldor Topsoe, Inc. Fort Bend ISD Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital Hallinan & Killpack Law Firm Forward Focus Houston Methodist Hospital Hargrove Engineers + Constructors Foster LLP Houston Methodist Research Institute Harmony Public School Foundation for Financial Wellness Houston Methodist West Hospital Harris Co. Dept. of Education Fragomen Houston Rockets Harris County francesca's Houston Texans Harris County Appraisal District Frank's International Houston Zoo Harris County Community Supervision Frost Bank Houston-Galveston Area Council and Corrections Department Fugro (USA) Inc. Howco Group Harris County Domestic Violence Howco Metals G Coordinating Council HP G and H Towing Company Harris County Human Resources & Risk HR Consultant G2 Integrated Solutions Management HR&P Gagemaker, LP Harris County Tax Office HudsonMann Gallagher Harris County Toll Road Authority Huntsman Gallant Builders Harris County-HRRM HWC Gallant Builders, LLC Harris Health System HydroChemPSC Galveston Island Park Board of Trustees HCAD GATE, Inc. HealthCheck360 I Genesys Works Heath Consultants Incorporated iCIMS GenOn Holdings, LLC. H-E-B Ideal Training, Inc Georgia-Pacific Heritage Bank Igloo Products Corp GeoSouthern Energy Corporation Higginbotham IKEA North America Services, LLC Germania Insurance Highbar Training Impact Coaching Solutions Gilbane Building Company Hilton Americas-Houston IMPACT Group Gilsbar Hire Authority, Inc. INCOMPASS LOGISTICS, LLC Global Tax Network HMT LLC Independent HR Consultant GMI Group Holland & Knight, LLP INEOS Styrolution Go Culture International Homebase Infrastructure Networks GoExpedi Hotel ZaZa Insgroup, Inc. Goodman Manufacturing Houston Airport System Insight Out Consulting LLC Goodman Manufacturing Co. Houston Astros Insperity Goose Creek CISD Houston Ballet Center for Dance InterLinc Mortgage Services, LLC 2019 Conference – Attendee Company List iSi HR Consulting, LLC Lansdowne-Moody Medical Clinic of Houston, L.L.P. IU Maurer School of Law | JD Candidate Lavaca-Navidad River Authority MedInc of Texas 2019 Layne Christensen Company MEGlobal Americas Inc. J Legal Ease Members Choice Credit Union Lewa-Nikkiso America, Inc. Memorial Assistance Ministries (MAM) J Connor Consulting Inc Lexitas Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church J&J Search Solutions Linbeck Group, LLC Memorial Hermann Health System Jackson Lewis P.C. Linde Engineering North America Inc Mercer Jacobs Linde plc Mercer Advisors Jake's Finer Foods Littler Mendelson, PC METRO - Metropolitan Transit Authority Jefferson Energy Companies LivaNova PLC MetroNational Jewish Family Service Live Conflict Free LLC Metropolitan Transit Authority Johnson Development Corp. Lloyd's Register North America, Inc. MH Management Johnston Logan Industries International Corp Milestone Environmental Services, LLC Jones & Carter, Inc. Logix Communications Millar, Inc. Jones Day Longnecker & Associates MilliporeSigma Joni D. Goodman, LLC Loren D. Stark Company Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift Ameirca Inc. Jupiter Energy Group LTY Engineers, PLLC Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Compressor Just Energy Luby's Fuddruckers Restaurants LLC International Corporation JX Nippon Oil Exploration (U.S.A.) Ltd Lucas Group Mitsui & Co. Energy Marketing and K Lyondell Basell Services, (USA) Inc. K2 Corporate Mobility Lyondell Chemical Company Money Management Int Kalypso LP M Montgomery Central Appraisal District KBR, Inc Montgomery County M&D Supply Kelsey-Seybold Clinic Moody National Companies M&M Coastal Manufacturing Inc Kiewit Construction Corporation Moore Lead & Learn, LLC MaidPro Kim Nugent Enterprises Mott MacDonald MaloneBailey, LLP Kinder Morgan MRC Global Inc Mammoet
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