July 2016 EWI Newsletter - Executive Women International

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CHARTERED 1957
HOUSTON EDITION
July 2016
President’s Message
As our Nation celebrates its 240th birthday this year, we are
reminded of so many other milestones in our history…the Houston
chapter will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2017; the 69th LCAM
will be held in Spokane Washington September 21 – 24, 2016; 29
years ago and 9 years ago Houston hosted LCAM. Both LINBECK
and Mustang Machinery Company have been members of EWI since
1981; Quanex Building Products Corporation since 1982; Pearce
Industries since 1991; and Jackson and Company since 1992. We
are 81 member firms strong, and we raised $107,000 for our BCDP
account so we will be able to keep our scholarship programs going.
Linda Petticrew,
The Petticrew family will be celebrating in August with our last child
Shell Energy
Rachel graduating from college and moving back to Houston.
Resources Company
Ceremonies and celebrations give a true meaning of connection to
family, community, a sense of personal achievement, and recognition
of increasing individual responsibility. A celebration is also an
acknowledgement of, and respect toward, one’s family, friends and
one’s own self. It’s important that we recognize the milestones and
celebrate the successes of our chapter. Remember, 50 years from
now they are going to be talking about us!
We will be giving away 13 scholarships at our July Scholarship
Chapter meeting totaling $50,000 between EWISP, ASIST, and the
Past President’s scholarships. I hope you will join us as we celebrate
this month. You will not want to miss meeting our deserving
scholarship winners.
LCAM registration has been sent out now and the early bird
registration fee has been extended to July 22. I have heard Spokane
is a beautiful place to visit. We have 8 already registered for LCAM
and hopefully the Houston Chapter will have 14 to 20 reps attending
this year.
Life is a wonderful journey and 2016 is giving us lots of reasons to
celebrate. Please join in the fun!
Linda
2015-2016
Officers & Directors
President
Linda Petticrew
Shell Energy Resources
Company
Vice President/
President Elect
Donna Gurney
JLT Specialty USA
Secretary
Jessica Witek
The Houstonian Hotel,
Club and Spa
Treasurer
Stephanie Cleary
Martha Turner Sotheby’s
International Realty
Communications
Carole Pitts
John Daugherty, Realtors
Director-at-Large, B/C/DP
Marji Zamora
Minuteman Press Post Oak | Museum &
Medical District
Fundraising
Lindsey Duhon
Hilcorp Energy Company
Membership
Shari Schiffman
Program
Tasha Pirzad
Sewell Automotive
Companies
Sergeant-at-Arms
Theresa Smith
Quanex Building Products
Corporation
President’s Message: p. 1 • Upcoming Events: EWI of Houston’s July Chapter Meeting, Scholarship Night, LCAM, Texoma Board
Forum, Member Firm Event p. 2 - 9 • Mission/Vision Statement/Values/Strategic Goals; Did You Know; Calendar of Events: p. 10 •
Professional Development: Think Consensus-Building vs. Conflict: p. 11 - 12 • Thank Yous: p. 13 - 15 • Firm Spotlight: Metro Star:
p. 16 • Have You Met Our Newest Reps?: p. 17 - 18 • EWI of Houston June Chapter Meeting Recap: p. 19 - 23 • EWI of Houston
Board Recaps: p. 24 - 26 • Birthdays and Anniversaries: p. 27 • Officers, Directors and Advisors: p. 28 • Committee Chairs: p. 29 •
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UPCOMING EVENTS - CHAPTER MEETING
Submitted by Tasha Pirzad, 2015-2016 Program Director, representing Sewell Automotive Companies
EWI Corporate Offices / 3860 South 2300 East, Suite 211, Salt Lake City, UT 84019 /
Toll Free: 1.877.4EWI-NOW / Phone: 801.355.2800 / Fax: 801.355.2852
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UPCOMING EVENTS - LCAM
Submitted by Donna Gurney, 2015-2016 Vice President/President Elect, representing JLT Specialty USA
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UPCOMING EVENTS - LCAM (CONT’D.)
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UPCOMING EVENTS - TEXOMA BOARD FORUM
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UPCOMING EVENTS - TEXOMA BOARD FORUM (CONT’D.)
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UPCOMING EVENTS - MEMBER FIRM EVENT
Submitted by Becky Dunn, Executive, representing Metromarketing Services, Inc.
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Our Mission
EWI brings together key individuals from diverse
businesses for the purpose of promoting member
firms, enhancing personal and professional
development,
and
encouraging
community
involvement.
Our Vision
To be a global women’s organization of 5,000
engaged members empowering others for positive
change.
Values
Integrity I Excellence I Respect I Collaboration
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Our Strategic Goals
To strengthen, expand, and broaden
membership.
To provide member firms with meaningful
benefits.
To actively promote education for all
representatives.
To achieve a high level of community visibility
through service.
Corporate Office
3860 South 2300 East, Ste. 211
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Phone: 801.355.2800
Fax: 801.355.2852
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.ewiconnect.com
Calendar of Events
Thursday, July 14, 2016 - Chapter Meeting: Scholarship Night!
Petroleum Club of Houston
Wednesday, July 20, 2016 - Board Meeting, Shell Energy Resources
Company
Thursday, August 11, 2016 - Chapter Meeting, location TBD
Wednesday, August 17, 2016 - Full Board Meeting with Committee Chairs,
Shell Energy Resources Company
Friday, August 5 thru Saturday, August 6 - Texoma Board Forum, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma
Wednesday, September 21, 2016 thru Saturday, September 24, 2016:
LCAM (Leadership Conference & Annual Meeting) in Spokane, Washington
Houston Chapter Vision Statement
EWI® of Houston aspires to be the
premier business organization of
choice for member firms and their key
individuals.
Recognized by the
Houston community as an avenue to
achieve personal and professional
excellence, every activity of the
Houston Chapter will fulfill at least one
of the objectives of the EWI, Mission
Statement.
DID YOU KNOW…
how great the EWI of
Houston website is?
www.ewihouston.org
contains
current
and
historical
information including the pictorial
membership directory, Houston and
Corporate
newsletters,
committee
members, contact lists, current chapter
meeting
information,
scholarship
program information, and the current
calendar.
You can pay your monthly meeting fees
and shop through Amazon Smile which
benefits our local chapter.
Visit the site today and check it out! For
the Members Only Section, User Name
is houston and Password is hearts.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Submitted by the 2015-2016 Professional Development Committee
Think Consensus-Building vs. Conflict
As more companies embrace the spirit of teamwork, you must learn to work with other people and truly
become a team player to get the work done and help your organization be more competitive. In fact, if
you are like most employees across the country, your organization has right-sized or may intend to
merge or downsize, thereby creating more work to be done by fewer people. In addition, the constant
push for quality and improved customer service necessitates cooperation among employees.
Conflict can hold you back from being your best and giving your best. You don't feel confident or happy
when you are in conflict with co-workers or even a customer. Maybe right now you think of someone you
work with whom you are in conflict. It doesn't make you feel good, does it? It may be uncomfortable
enough that you dread going to work. As long you come in contact with others, however, you will experience conflict.
Big or Small
Conflict does not necessarily mean a big blow out! Just different views and opinions can create
undercurrent. You think a project should be completed one way and your peer thinks it should be done
another way. Maybe your executive thinks you did not thoroughly plan his trip the way he would have
liked and you believe you did an excellent job. It is the little disagreements and perspectives that hinder
our performance--slow us down. So don't ignore little misunderstandings.
#1. Listen: listen carefully in order to understand the other person's point of view. Block out your
own thoughts, judgments, and priorities and listen to the other person's concerns and feelings.
#2. Solicit Ideas From Each Other: ask the other person questions like, " What do you think the
problem is?" "How do you see us working better together?" "How can I help you accomplish your goals?"
#3. Define the Problem: are you clear on the real issue or conflict or is it just your perception?
Ongoing communication helps clarify each person's perception of the situation, ensuring that the problem
is clearly defined.
#4. Use Facts Only: stick to the facts when confronting someone. You will get more positive
results when you deal with the facts than with the emotions around them.
#5. Acknowledge the Other Person's Strengths:
objectively look at the situation and
acknowledge the other person's good points. Keep them in mind while dealing with the issue.
#6. Maintain Each Other's Self-Esteem: it is harmful to belittle others and diminishes your professional image. When confronting colleagues, make sure you communicate in a way that allows them to
save face.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (cont’d.)
#7. Talk to Each Other; Not About Each Other: make every effort to approach the other person
directly. Don't talk behind someone's back. Have the courage to talk to them. This gives you an
opportunity to work on solutions.
#8. Listen For Underlying Issues: sometimes what we think is the problem, really isn't. When the
other person is speaking, listen for any hidden issues. Try to get to the heart of the conflict so you can
deal with it.
#9. Be Open and Honest, Don't Hint: use assertive communication techniques. Go directly to the
source, be direct and specific. Let the person know what you find acceptable and unacceptable behavior.
#10. Take Charge: having an " attitude of taking charge" is not necessarily the same as the " skill
of taking charge." It starts with having the attitude, then developing certain skills. When you develop this
attitude and fully subscribe to it, you will see others differently. You want to develop the skill to take
charge in a way that you will get cooperation. People will want to do what you ask because they like and
respect you, not because you bullied them into it.
#11. Seek Help from an Outside Source: there may be situations where you are too close to the
problem and too emotionally involved to use good judgment. Consult others whose judgment you trust.
#12. Widen Your Circle: don't confine yourself to this one individual to set your value or be your
friend. Build a wider networking circle and remain balanced in your at-work relationships and interactions.
#13. Keep Your Perspective: when conflicted it's easy to think everything is negative and
terrible. It isn't! Keep a gratitude list, put a favorite happy photo on your cube wall, take a walk at
lunchtime or grab a coffee with a friend.
#14. Walk Away: sometimes you may find none of these strategies work; despite your efforts, the
other person will not work with you to resolve the problem. There are times when you should not
negotiate and choose to walk away.
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Individual is highly competitive
Individual is unethical or illegal
Either party is too stressed to attempt reconciliation
From this day forward, change your thinking from managing conflict to consensus building. It will make a
big difference.
Monday Motivators by Joan Burge
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THANK YOU FROM MRS. JERRY FINGER, NANETTE
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THANK YOU FROM RICE UNIVERSITY
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THANK YOU FROM DONNA GURNEY
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FIRM SPOTLIGHT
Submitted by Jamila Owens, representing Metro Star
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Have You Met Our Newest Reps?
Submitted by Shari Schiffman, 2015-2016 Membership Director, representing John Daugherty, Realtors
Raquel Rosa, representing Arch-Con Construction, is
Human Resources Manager (her motto is HR rocks)! Her
executive is Geri Pacheco, Chief Financial Officer. She joins
her co-worker, Suzanne Humphrey, in EWI of Houston.
Arch-Con Construction is a Texas-based, full service general
contractor specializing in commercial design and construction
services for real estate developers, building owners, architects,
brokers and tenants.
Originally from Edna, Texas, Raquel lived in San Antonio for 20
years prior to moving to Houston in 2015. She got married a
little over a year ago and now has a husband, three stepchildren and a dog! Raquel’s favorite thing about Houston is
the Astros and she loves to cook and drink red wine.
Raquel enjoys meeting new people and gaining knowledge on how to better herself and
those around her.
Dell Rosepink, representing Hilton Houston Post Oak, is
Assistant Director of Sales. Her executive is Cindy Paul, Director
of Sales and Marketing.
The Hilton Houston Post Oak is a 448 guest room hotel located in
Uptown near the Galleria. The hotel has just completed a multimillion dollar renovation and features state of the art
accomodations.
Dell was born in New Orleans from an American mother and a
French father. Her family moved to France where she attended
high school. After high school, she worked at the Monte Carlo
Sporting Club, the Loews Hotel in Monte Carlo, and later was
bookkeeper at the Christian Dior Boutique. Dell returned to the
States in 1983 and completed a degree in Foreign Languages
and Political Science at LSU in 1987. She met her former husband in New Orleans and
moved to San Antonio in 1990 where her two sons were born. They lived in Dallas, Kansas
City (where their daughter was born), and arrived in Houston in 1999 settling in Kingwood.
She and her husband amicably separated in 2012, and Dell moved inside the loop so her
daughter could attend school in town.
Dell is looking forward to making new friends in different roles. She feels that joining an
association like EWI of Houston will give her the opportunity to work with people she might
not get to work with in her day to day job. Dell says that she never wants to get to the point
where things are “routine” and believes that change is the only constant to embrace in order
to continue growing personally and professionally.
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Have You Met Our Newest Reps?
Christine Kelly-Weaver, representing Houston Symphony
Society, is Executive Assistant/Board Liaison to Mark
Hanson, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer.
The mission of the Houston Symphony Society is to inspire and
engage a large and diverse audience in Greater Houston and
beyond through exceptional orchestral and non-orchestral
performances, educational programs, and community activities.
Christine is uniquely suited for her position as she studied at
Humphry’s School for Musical Theatre and performed with
TUTS so she has a love and a deep appreciation for the arts.
She grew up in Houston and attended college in New York. Residing in New York and San
Diego, she returned to Houston in 2005. Christine is happily married to Jason and
considers herself a “foodie,” enjoying all the wonderful restaurants in and around Houston.
Christine is looking forward to engaging with other professionals in the community and
wants to be involved with that community through service.
Welcome new representatives introduced at June’s Chapter Meeting:
Christine Kelly-Weaver, Houston Symphony Society;
Raquel Rosa, Arch-Con Construction;
Dell Rosepink, Hilton Houston Post Oak
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JUNE MEETING RECAP
Submitted by Cheri Ferguson, 2015-2016 Communications Committee Member and Web Chair,
The Past Presidents Appreciation & Business Meeting of EWI of Houston was held on Thursday, June 9,
2016, in the Picasso II room of the JW Marriott Houston Downtown. During the cocktail reception, goodies
were collected for the scholarship bags, David Jones took our annual photos, the Philanthropy Committee
collected notes of encouragement for the Star of Hope, and door prize tickets were sold. It was busy and fun!
A little bit of wine, champagne, etc. was consumed also.
Linda Petticrew, President, representing Shell Energy Resources
Company, welcomed everyone and called the business meeting to order
at 6:35 pm. Linda announced our new Hospitality Chair, Sarah Smith
representing JW Marriott Houston Downtown, and Sarah read the
Principles and Voting Rights. Jerry Lyons, representing Adell, Harriman
& Carpenter, Inc., held Roll Call and confirmed we had a quorum.
While waiting for confirmation of a quorum, Linda reminded us to RSVP
early, if possible, so our names are on the list for table selections and to
help the SAA. All minutes were then approved as published.
Committee Reports: Marji Zamora, Director-at-Large, representing
Minuteman Press - Post Oak | Museum & Medical District, informed
us we now have 13 scholarship winners. Goodies for the bags are still
needed. Cindy Joutraw, Bylaws Committee Chair, representing
CenterPoint Energy, Inc. reported the revised Chapter Standing Rules
will be posted on the EWI of Houston website. Shari Schiffman,
Membership Director, representing John Daugherty, Realtors,
introduced three new members.
Shari also reported that the
Membership Committee provided the beautiful roses to the past
presidents and the new membership directories will be available at the
July meeting.
Carolyn Noack, Nominating Committee Chair, representing LINBECK,
reported the winner of the drawing for a completed survey form is Terri
Lemons representing Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty. She will
receive a $50 American Express gift card. Carolyn also announced the
delegates for LCAM and the slate of Officers and Directors for 2016-2017.
She also presented information about the Houston LCAM scholarship award
which anyone in the chapter may win if they are first time attendees.
The delegates for LCAM are Linda Petticrew, Donna Gurney, Lindsey Duhon
and Shari Schiffman. Alternate delegates are Elisa Garcia and Delynn Walker.
2016/2017 Officers
President: Donna Gurney, JLT Specialty USA
Vice President / President Elect: Marji Zamora, Minuteman Press - Post Oak | Museum & Medical District
Treasurer: Stephanie Cleary, Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty
Secretary: Carole Pitts, John Daugherty, Realtors
Sergeant-At-Arms: Lindsey Duhon, Hilcorp Energy Company
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JUNE MEETING RECAP (cont’d.)
2016/2017 Directors
Communications: Rebekah Robles, Jackson and Company
Director-at-Large: Elisa Garcia, Houston First Corporation
Fundraising: Sarah Smith, JW Marriott Houston Downtown
Membership: Jessica Witek, The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa
Program: Tasha Pirzad, Sewell Automotive Companies
All other committee reports were written and are on file.
Linda Petticrew, President, representing Shell Energy Resources Company, gave a report on the upcoming Texoma
and LCAM events. LCAM will be held in Spokane September 21-24, 2016. The corporate office sent an email on
June 1 with the registration link and all details. The Texoma Board Forum will be held in Oklahoma City August 5
-6 and more details will be sent out soon. If you need further information, please contact Linda or Donna Gurney,
Vice President/President Elect, representing JLT Specialty USA.
The business meeting was adjourned at 7:14 pm. Sarah Smith gave a very moving invocation and we enjoyed a
delicious dinner with a wonderful caramel/chocolate dessert. Thank you JW Marriott Houston Downtown!
Linda Petticrew honored the Past Presidents in attendance for their service with a
lovely gift and glowing compliments, all well deserved. We enjoyed a wonderful
video presentation with great pictures of our Past Presidents. Past Presidents
attending: Katherine Brown, Vicky Tarpey, Kay Bart, Barbara Callender,
Debbie Casey, Melissa Ford, Delynn Walker, Kori Peters, and Carolyn Noack.
We are very thankful for their leadership.
Donna Jones, Professional Development Chair, representing Arch-Con
Corporation, Inc., introduced our speaker for the night. Sharon Witt shared her
humorous, honest and inspiring weight loss experience and how she keeps
“Forever Thin”. To quote Sharon, “You can face anything if you decide in your
heart you are ready. Stay the course.”
Linda ended the program with a thank you to Tasha Pirzad, Program Director,
representing Sewell Automotive; Mitch Daniels, representing Media Distributors
for the audio visual services; Shari Schiffman for the Past Presidents’ video
presentation; H-E-B for the beautiful flowers; the JW Marriott Houston Downtown for hosting us, and the Past
Presidents for attending and inspiring us. Also, a big thank you to David Jones, Executive of D. Jones
Photography, for the photo session and making us all extra beautiful.
The next chapter meeting is July 14 at the Petroleum Club when will present our scholarship
awards.
We then ended the evening with Lindsey Duhon, Fundraising Director, representing Hilcorp
Energy Company, and her committee drawing numbers for door prizes. Lots of great prizes
and happy winners!
Cheri
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EWI of HOUSTON HONORS THE VERY SPECIAL LADIES
WE ARE LUCKY TO CALL OUR PAST PRESIDENTS!
Katherine Brown, 2000
Vicky Tarpey, 2002
Kay Bart, 2003
Skerl & Associates
Barbara Callender, 2004
Sustaining Member
Debbie Casey, 2005
Melissa Ford, 2007
Delynn Walker, 2012
Texas Southern University
Kori Peters, 2014
Carolyn Noack, 2015
LINBECK
We remember and honor these and all of EWI of Houston’s Past Presidents.
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Patti Strawther, James J. Postl Interests
Delynn Walker, Texas Southern University
Lindsey Duhon, Hilcorp Energy Company
Executive Sue Habib, Lexis Florist
Alyssa Aboloff, Sullivan Group
Kathy Neal, Shell Oil Products US
Executive David Jones, D. Jones Photography
Shawnie Boudreaux, Austin Industrial, Inc.
Annette Washburn, Pearce Industries, Inc.
Shari Schiffman, John Daugherty, Realtors
Guest Latonya Edmeada
Cherie Fontenot, Petroleum Club of Houston
Great Door Prizes!
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Marji Zamora, Minuteman Press - Post Oak | Museum &
Medical District
Elisa Garcia, Houston First Corporation
Executive Geri Pacheco and Raquel Rosa,
Arch-Con Corporation
Tasha Pirzad, Sewell Automotive Companies
Cherie Fontenot, Petroleum Club of Houston
Festive Table Setting!
Rosemary Powers, Wells Fargo Bank
Executive David Jones, D. Jones Photography
Mildred Loyd, Mustang Machinery Company, Ltd.
Executive Mitch Daniels, Media Distributors, Inc.
The Best Club in EWI:
The Past Presidents Club!
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EWI of HOUSTON BOARD RECAPS
Communications Report
Submitted by Carole Pitts, 2015-2016 Communications Director, representing John Daugherty, Realtors
The June Connect was distributed on Wednesday, June 8, 2016 to all EWI of Houston reps. Special
thanks to the following contributors:
Linda Petticrew, Shell Energy Resources Company
Donna Gurney, JLT Specialty USA
Tasha Pirzad, Sewell Automotive Companies
Lily Portales, Austin Industrial, Inc.
Elisa Garcia, Houston First Corporation
Marji Zamora, Minuteman Press - Post Oak | Museum & Medical District
Rosemary Powers, Wells Fargo Bank
Jessica Witek, The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa
Shari Schiffman, John Daugherty, Realtors
David Jones, D. Jones Photography
Lindsey Duhon, Hilcorp Energy Company
Shayne Abramowitz, ConocoPhillips
Cheri Ferguson, Schlumberger Limited
Nancy Hubert, Pearce Industries, Inc.
Yvonne Mercado, CenterPoint Energy, Inc.
Tia Norman, Professional Sports Partners
Patti Strawther, James J. Postl Interests
Kay Bart, Skerl & Associates
Kori Peters, Hilcorp Energy Company
The deadline for submission of articles for the August EWI of Houston Connect is Friday, July 22, 2016.
Please forward news articles to Carole Pitts at [email protected].
Membership Report
Membership Status as of June 15, 2016
81
Member Firms
1 Life Member
105
Representatives (3 pending)
5 Honorary Members
19
Sustaining Members
2 Transitional Members
Total Number of Representatives – 105
Firms with 3 Representatives: 5
Firms with 2 Representatives: 17
Firms with 1 Representative:
57
Member Firms with a single rep, and rep is pending: 2
New Firms:
Hilton Houston Post Oak
New Representatives:
Dell Rosepink, Hilton Houston Post Oak
Representative Resignations:
Tina Aguilar, Shell Energy Resources Company
Donette Reil, Donette Reil Designs
Shervonda Smith, ChaseSource LP
Firm Resignations:
Donette Reil Design
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EWI of HOUSTON BOARD RECAPS CONT’D.
Fundraising Report
Submitted by Lindsey Duhon, 2015-2016 Fundraising Director, representing Hilcorp Energy
Company
The Fundraising Committee held a successful door prize drawing on the evening of Thursday,
June 9th as the Chapter enjoyed a Business Meeting honoring our Past Presidents at JW
Marriott Houston Downtown. Many thanks to Kathy Neal, Shell Oil Products US; Alyssa
Aboloff, Sullivan Group; and Emelie Black, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation; for selling door
prize tickets! We raised $600 in door prize tickets sales. Thanks to Stephanie Hill, Recipe For
Success, and Sarah Smith, JW Marriott Houston Downtown, for calling the winning numbers!
Thank you to our generous door prize contributors:
Four tickets to the Astros vs Rangers game on Friday, August 5, at 7:10 PM,
two Parking Passes included
Courtesy of Rosemary Powers, representing Wells Fargo Bank
JW Marriott Houston Downtown “Spa by JW Package” with luxurious Farmhouse Fresh
and Banyan bath products and a voucher for 20% off on a spa treatment of your
choice!
Courtesy of Sarah Smith, representing JW Marriott Houston Downtown
“Fun in the Sun” basket including a bottle of wine, pool side safe wine glasses, sunscreen,
sun tan lotion, and a fun float!
Courtesy of Astrid Calderon and Rachel Price, representing Lasco Enterprise
(The Tasting Room Uptown and The Tasting Room City Centre)
Gift Card to Maggiano’s Little Italy
Courtesy of Shari Schiffman, Carole Pitts, and Sara Waguespack, representing
iTunes Gift Card
Courtesy of Tia Norman, representing Professional Sports Partners
DSW Gift Card
Courtesy of Marji Zamora, representing Minuteman Press - Post Oak | Museum &
Medical District
H-E-B Gift Basket
Courtesy of Erlinda Quintanilla, representing H-E-B
Beatriz Ball Antik Layla Bowl
Courtesy of Cheri Ferguson, representing Schlumberger Limited
Summer Fun Basket with some goodies for the beach and pool!
Courtesy of Lindsey Duhon, representing Hilcorp Energy Company
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EWI of HOUSTON BOARD RECAPS CONT’D.
Fundraising Report (cont’d.)
Submitted by Lindsey Duhon, 2015-2016 Fundraising Director, representing Hilcorp Energy
Company
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Happy Birthday!
Carolyn Noack
July 3
Kennie Kerr
July 6
Patricia Martin
July 10
Rosemary Powers
July 16
Mitch Daniels
July 17
Larissa Hindberg
July 21
Deborah Jones
July 23
Danny Silva
July 24
Terri Lemons
July 26
Josette George
July 28
Sara Waguespack
July 30
Member Firm Anniversaries
Mustang Machinery Company, Ltd.
35 years!!!
Atlantic Relocation Systems
16 years!
H-E-B
10 years!
Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty
9 years!
TransCanada
8 years!
Finger Interests
6 years!
Shell Oil Products US
3 years!
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Officers and Directors
PRESIDENT
TREASURER
Shell Energy Resources Company
[email protected]
832-337-3121
stephanie.cleary@sothebys
homes.com
713-558-3271
Linda Petticrew
VICE PRESIDENT/PRESIDENT ELECT
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
Stephanie Cleary
Carole Pitts
[email protected]
713-626-3930
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
FUNDRAISING DIRECTOR
Theresa Smith
Lindsey Duhon
Quanex Building Products
Corporation
[email protected]
713-877-5348
[email protected]
713-289-2626
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR-AT-LARGE
Sewell Automotive Companies
[email protected]
281-496-8797
[email protected]
713-626-3930
Minuteman Press - Post Oak | Museum
& Medical District
[email protected]
713-623-0703
Donna Gurney
JLT Speciality USA
[email protected]
713-325-7594
Tasha Pirzad
Shari Schiffman
Marji Zamora
SECRETARY
Jessica Witek
The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa
[email protected]
713-685-6714
Advisors
Kay Bart
Skerl & Associates
[email protected]
713-858-6200
Past President 2003
Kori Peters
[email protected]
713-209-2496
Past President 2014
Katherine Brown
[email protected]
713-502-3090
Past President 2000
Carolyn Noack
LINBECK
[email protected]
713-966-5811
Past President 2015
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Committee Chairs
ASIST
MENTOR RETENTION
STRATEGIC PLANNING
[email protected]
713-209-2496
Lily Portales
Erlinda Quintanilla
Austin Industrial, Inc.
[email protected]
713-641-3400
H-E-B
[email protected]
713-329-3924
BYLAWS
NOMINATING
WEB
CenterPoint Energy, Inc.
[email protected]
713-207-5706
LINBECK
[email protected]
713-966-5811
Schlumberger Limited
[email protected]
713-375-3423
COURTESY
PARLIAMENTARIAN
Amegy Bank N.A.
[email protected]
713-232-2114
Skerl & Associates
[email protected]
713-858-6200
EWISP
PHILANTHROPY
Houston First Corporation
[email protected]
713-437-5207
Jackson and Company
[email protected]
713-520-6143
Cindy Joutraw
Barbara Stokes
Elisa Garcia
HISTORIAN
Shayne Abramowitz
ConocoPhillips
[email protected]
281-293-1259
Carolyn Noack
Cheri Ferguson
Kay Bart
Rebekah Robles
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Pending
HOSPITALITY
PUBLIC RELATIONS & SOCIAL MEDIA
JW Marriott Downtown
[email protected]
713-927-3663
Professional Sports Partners
[email protected]
713-481-1401
Sarah Smith
Kori Peters
Tia Norman
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July 2016 EWI Newsletter - Executive Women International

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