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You've heard there are three types of people:
1) Those that make things happen.
2) Those who watch things happen.
3) Those that say "what happened?"
Should you be in that top tier, let's get you booked as the Featured Speaker at one of our meetings so you can share those skills with a receptive audience.
In the event you're not that top level, come have lunch with us this Wednesday and we'll get you started on the path of motivating, inspiring and leading others into changes that make them happier and the world a better place to live, work and play.
Alas, should you be that bottom rung, we'll introduce you into the political world, where you will be surrounded by people who will gleefully point out what's happening from their very biased and selective point of view.
Successful regard$,
"Lead, follow or get out of the way!"
Laurence J. Peter
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Services Cooperative Association, founded 1983,
is a not-for-profit business development group
What you learn in 6 months with The Co-Op
will last a lifetime with your business.
Houston CrossRoad$ Business Building Luncheon
Celebrating Houston's Entrepreneurial Heroes
Connect ~ Learn ~ Grow ~ Prosper©
Wednesday, July 10th, 2019
Motivational Speaker:
"A Founder's Mantras"
Amy E. Olivieri ~ KiwiTech
Featured Speaker:
"Why Me?"
Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale ~ Gallery Furniture
6006 I-45 North
Check-in starts at 11:30AM
$35 before 6:00 PM Tuesday ~ $45 at the door (space permitting)
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"Health Benefits With Results Beyond Expectations"
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Business of the Week:
Investment Advisor/FinancialPlanner
Should you be in this type of business,
please attend for special recognition!
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To be the Featured Business in EntrepreNEWS, please go here
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Seniorpreneurs
Are you 65+, have an idea and want to consider it
as a part/full time business?
More information
here
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To be the Special Feature in EntrepreNEWS, please click here.
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Featured Networking Group:
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To be the Featured Networking Group in EntrepreNEWS,
please click here!
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How smart are you? Take the test and find out!
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Virtual:
Mentor,
Advisory Board,
Master Mind Group,
Professional Development Coach
Custom Tailored Development Methodology
Friday Forum
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FEATURED EVENT:
37th Annual Houston Entrepreneurial Heroes Celebration Luncheon
2019 Houston Entrepreneurial Heroes
Lisa N. Alexander, President,
National Association of Women Business Owners
Gary Bledsoe, Acting Dean, Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas Southern University, Founder, TMSL Legal Entrepreneur Incubator
Gary Bucek, Interim Director,
San Jacinto College Small Business Development Center
Liz Laura Carreno, Outreach Director,
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program
Liz Cloud, President,
Federation of Houston Professional Women
Suzan Deison, CEO/President/Founder,
Greater Houston Women's Chamber of Commerce
Ilsa Garcia, Chair,
National Hispanic Professional Organization
Ro'Vin Garrett, Chair,
Houston Area Council American Business Women's Association
W. Carl Glaw, Director,
Glo CPAS
Giselle Rodriguez Greenwood, Editor-In-Chief,
Houston Business Journal
Loretta Williams Gurnell, Managing Partner,
SuperLady Live Movement
Michelle R. Harden, President,
Kingdom View, Inc.
Sandra Janak, Immediate Past President,
Women Contractors Association
Kelly McCormick, RED Labs Managing Director,
University of Houston
Lunch and program only $35.00 before July 10th!
$45.00 at the door - Space Permitting
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Ninth Annual "Honor a Hero" Luncheon"
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Build Your Own WordPress Website
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Business Appreciation EXPO
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Transformational Cyber Summit
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EXPO 2019
George R. Brown Convention Center
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Women in the Fast Lane of STEAM Luncheon,
Style Show & Shopping
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29th Annual Houston All British Car Celebration
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To be the Featured Event in EntrepreNEWS,
please click here!
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Don't miss this!
Ethics and integrity workshop
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Have empty offices?
Click here and learn how we can fill them for you!
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Interested in being a building
owner rather than a tenant?
Click here and learn about the significant
advantages of a Resident Owned Co-Op Office Building
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On This Day In History - July 10th
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1553
By all accounts an exceptionally intelligent young woman,
Lady Jane Grey
has the misfortune of attaining the throne of England at a time when Catholics and Protestants are waging merciless power plays. She will last a scant nine days as queen before being imprisoned and later executed.
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1890
President Benjamin Harrison signs legislation making Wyoming the 44th state. The eastern part of the region had been acquired from France in the
Louisiana Purchase, and the western portion ceded to the United States at the end of the
Mexican-American War.
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1913
With hot spots like 'Furnace Creek' and 'The Devil's Golf Course,' California's
Death Valley doesn't surprise with a mercury rise, but the temperature today tops out at 134° F, the highest ever recorded on Earth, and a record that will stand more than a century later.
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1925
Renowned lawyer Clarence Darrow defends John Scopes for the crime of teaching the theory of evolution, and former US Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan is counsel to the prosecution in a highly publicized and contentious court case that's quickly branded 'the Monkey Trial.'
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Market Expansion ~ Business Development
Entrepreneurial Education ~ Professional Growth
Since 1983!
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A not-for-profit cooperative association of independent businesses, founded from an economic development research project on the
importance of small business development conducted by the
Houston Chamber of Commerce in the late 1970's.
With our first Co-Op meeting held March 14, 1983, to date we've worked with 51,484
people, generating 44,182 tips, leads, referrals and items of new business, generating revenues exceeding one billion dollars, founded the Entrepreneurial Development Center - Houston's first and Texas' oldest small business incubator and co-working space, First Houston Small Business Seed Capital Fund - literally the first small business seed capital fund in Houston, the Womens Business Center - first business incubator for women business owners in the country with residency space and the Virtual Business Center - the first remote business incubator in the world - all totally without public funding, grants, gifts, donations or contributions.
Our Entrepreneurial Research Division conclusively demonstrated "entrepreneurship" could be taught in a classroom environment, resulting in colleges and universities, globally,
commencing entrepreneurial courses.
Here are some of the organizations we've worked with.
We grow companies, build careers and advance ideas.
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