Capital Campaign Closes In On Goal | |
With just another month or so left until move-in, we're excited to announce our $1.5 million Capital Campaign to transform the chamber office into a modern facility that better meets the needs of our growing membership is just $300,000 shy of the goal!
Join the list of donors today and be a part of this exciting new chapter!
| Stop by 411 Belle Grove today between 5:00 - 7:00 pm for a Sneak Peek of the the renovation progress. There's no cost to attend, but RSVP's are requested for planning purposes. | | |
Welcome, Leadership Richardson Class 41
Congratulations to our "next best class" of Leadership Richardson participants! Class 41 will kick off its journey on August 27 with the Road Rally and Welcome Dinner.
- Ebby Adesegun, Ebby Halliday Realtors
- Denisse Avila, Dallas College
- Stacy Baker, Insperity
- Dan Barrios, City of Richardson
- Michelle Bellamy, University of Texas at Dallas
- Sara Casey, Cupcake Polish
- Mark Cottam, Austin Circuit Design
- Kasey Cummings, All Moms
- Allison Davenport, Richardson ISD
- Theresa Douglas, Four Bullets Brewery
- Shereen El Domieri, Fulton Jeang PLLC
- Andrew Farmer, Cisco Systems
- Chase Fetrow, Frost Bank
- Joshua Franzen, Texans Credit Union
- Noah Frey, Richardson Chamber of Commerce
- Melissa Green, Dialogue Institute Dallas
- Michael Harris, BRYJO Roofing and Remodeling
- Sherry Jones, Richardson Civic Art Society
- Samuel Lee, Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP
- Michael Lehr, GFFdesign
- Victor Manuel, Victor "The Hand" Manuel
- Angela Marin, University of Texas at Dallas
- Julie Mitchell, Curated Insurance
- Justin Neth, Richardson Review
- Jordan Noret, Cholla Petroleum
- Mike Obert, HyperLocal Media
- Sharon Odell, CC HOA
- Sonya Parker Goode, Richardson ISD
- Amanda Pels, Network of Community Ministries
- Scott Price, Methodist Richardson Medical Center Foundation
- Cris Rodriguez, Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors
- Alex Romero, State Farm Insurance
- Brian Rowe, Rehrig Pacific Company
- Brandon Schweers, The Schweers Group
- Tyler Shrive, Enhabit
- Dylan Silcox, Texas Republic Bank
- Taylor Smith, Lawson & Co CPAs, LLC
- Daniel Steidle, Richardson Police Department
- Lisa Stengel, Mary Kay Independent Sales Director
- James Urmin, James E. Urmin Sr., PC
- Mai Vu, Jeng Chi Restaurant
- Dakeesha Wright, Collins Aerospace an RTX Company
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Applications Due September 3 For Youth Leadership Program
Developed by the Leadership Richardson Alumni Association, Richardson Youth Leadership offers students an exciting opportunity to develop leadership skills and learn about career opportunities. Through participation in hands-on activities, participants will enhance their ability to help shape the community, country, and world in which they live – now and in the future. The program is open to high school juniors who live or go to school in Richardson. Cost for the program is $175. A limited number of scholarships are available for students who qualify.
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38th Annual Golf Classic Tees Off September 23
Grab your clubs and get your team registered for our 38th Annual Golf Classic, presented by Ryan. Network with current and prospective clients, partners and community leaders over a fun day on the greens. This popular tournament sells out, so secure your spot today!
Registration includes 18 holes, brunch, dinner, all competitions and games, chances for prizes, drink tickets and more.
Tuesday, September 23
10:00 am: Check-in and brunch
11:30 am: Shotgun start
End of play: Networking & awards ceremony
$950 foursome; $500 twosome
Sherrill Park Golf Course #1
2001 E. Lookout Drive
Richardson, TX 75082
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Showcase Your Products/Services At Business Network
Business Network meets every Wednesday morning for networking and a 15-minute presentation by a featured business. There are three open dates this fall for businesses wanting the spotlight: November 5, November 12 and December 3. Speakers are asked to bring a raffle prize and a laptop (if they plan to use a PowerPoint). Contact Noah Frey to reserve!
| | Rebekah Chenelle, SVP Public Policy at the Dallas Regional Chamber, and Andrea Coker, Chief Advocacy Officer at North Texas Commission, unpacked the achievements of the 89th Texas Legislature all through a business lens at a breakfast hosted by the Public Policy Committee and sponsored by Linebarger Attorneys at Law on July 8. They are shown with Randy Ford (left), National Write Your Congressman and Immediate Past Chair of the chamber board of directors, and Julie Snyder (right), President/CEO of the chamber. | | |
Green Bin
1257 North Plano Road
Richardson, TX 75081
(469) 333-0269
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Nail Love
1300 E. Belt Line Road, Suite 600
Richardson TX 75081
(214) 213-7500
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New Members
Causability
Club Studio Fitness
Jade Falldine
Joseph Thomas Foundation
La Madeleine Restaurant
L’Abri Salons & Wellness
PHDTech
Philosophy Designer Outlet
Rockie Marvel
Shakti Creative Wellness Center
Sharetea Richardson
Texas Moving Company
The Wash
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Renewing Members
30+ Years
Super 8
20+ Years
Prosperity Bank*
10+ Years
Angela McCants
Bridge Builder Academy
5+ Years
Archer Western Herzog
Drury Plaza Hotel Dallas Richardson
McCarthy Building Companies
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers
1+ Years
Brandon Schweers
Lifetime Companies
Republic Title
Restland Funeral Home
Sey Interiors
Sunny Day Financial
Texas Tree Surgeons
West Coast University*
Wildwood Grille
* Indicates President's Club Member
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Spotlight on Halff
Halff is an award-winning, employee-owned and full-service infrastructure consulting firm celebrating a legacy of 75 years of improving lives and communities. Founded in 1950 by Dr. Albert H. Halff, the firm has built a legacy of delivering innovative solutions with a people-focused approach. Operating from more than 30 offices across Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas, Halff is a leader in design excellence and community impact, earning 84 project awards since 2021. Ranked No. 91 on ENR’s 2024 Top 500 Design Firms list, Halff is also a USA TODAY National Top Workplace for a fourth consecutive year. Visit us at halff.com to learn more about our people and services.
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Spotlight on Prosperity Bank
A commitment to meeting our customers’ financial needs since 1983.
At Prosperity Bank, we’re dedicated to providing services that will simplify our customers’ everyday financial needs.
We believe in building genuine relationships, providing positive experiences at every touchpoint from in-person to our digital channels, and backing our customers’ information and financial records with the highest level of security.
At Prosperity Bank, you’ll find knowledgeable associates ready to serve you with accuracy and a smile. We proudly care about the communities in which we serve.
As of March 31, 2025, Prosperity Bancshares, Inc.® is a $38.765 billion Houston, Texas-based regional financial holding company, providing personal banking services and investments to consumers and small to medium-sized businesses throughout Texas and Oklahoma.
Founded in 1983, Prosperity Bancshares, Inc.® believes in a community banking philosophy, taking care of customers, businesses, and communities in the areas it serves by providing financial solutions to simplify everyday financial needs. In addition to offering traditional deposit and loan products, Prosperity Bancshares, Inc.® offers digital banking solutions, credit and debit cards, mortgage services, retail brokerage services, trust and wealth management, and cash management.
Prosperity currently operates 284 full-service banking locations: 65 in the Houston area, including The Woodlands; 30 in the South Texas area including Corpus Christi and Victoria; 62 in the Dallas/Fort Worth area; 22 in the East Texas area; 31 in the Central Texas area including Austin and San Antonio; 45 in the West Texas area including Lubbock, Midland-Odessa, Abilene, Amarillo and Wichita Falls; 15 in the Bryan/College Station area; 6 in the Central Oklahoma area; 8 in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area.
| | Richardson Economic Development News | | | |
Welcome To Our City!
- Argentic Services Co. 740 E. Campbell Road #600
- Associa 1300 E. Lookout Drive
- Associa 2301 N. Greenville Ave
- Crystal Hospice 801 E. Campbell Road #142
- Exolambda 850 N. Dorothy Drive #504
- Farmer Environmental 800 E. Campbell Road #123
- Fast Action 526 N. Interurban St. #A
- GEICO 1011 Galatyn Parkway #400
- Golden Hands Massage 1980 Nantucket Drive #102
- Happy Share Office 1101 E. Arapaho Road #240
- Las Lomas 520 Lockwood Drive #100
- Legacy25 Capital 740 E. Campbell Road #530
- My Big T 860 N. Dorothy Drive #612
- Palmer Hall Construction 1201 Kas Drive #B
- SLK Global 1101 E. Arapaho Road #185
- Super Salons III 700 E. Campbell Road #250
- Taj Express 1144 N. Plano Road #115
- Tarboosh Gyro Grill 1403 E. Campbell Road #101c
- Texas Shred 990 Security Row #100
- The Bay House Restaurant 1840 N. Plano Road
- The Fresh Monkee 3501 Custer Parkway #119
- The Healing Nest 1980 Nantucket Drive #104
- The Wash 400 N. Coit Road #1902
- VHQ Texas 1300 E. Ciarapaho Road #330
- Zumba Blanquita Studio 1411 E. Campbell Road #1100
(List of new businesses provided by the City of Richardson.)
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1Finity
Advocare
Amazon
Atmos Energy
Bell Nunnally
BRYJO Roofing & Remodeling
City of Richardson
Clay Cooley Volkswagen of Richardson
Dallas College, Richland Campus
Dallas Mavericks
Digital Realty
Halff
Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors
KDC
Lennox International
Methodist Richardson Medical Center
National Write Your Congressman
Noble Fine Jewelry
Oncor
Patterson & Associates Insurance
Pavillion Bank
Prosperity Bank
Reliable Chevrolet
Ryan
Texas Instruments
UnitedHealthcare
University of Texas at Dallas
West Coast University
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Please Note Our Temporary Address:
Prosperity Bank Building
707 E. Arapaho, Suite 220
Richardson, TX 75081
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Mailing Address:
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 832175
Richardson, TX 75083
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RCC Newsletter:
We love to include member news in our newsletter! Please send submissions to Cindy Andrew for inclusion in next month's edition.
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