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LH Awards Luncheon March 7

Leadership Houston will be hosting its annual awards luncheon Wednesday, March 7 at the Omni Houston Hotel, beginning at 11:30 a.m. To be honored are Dr. Stephen Klineberg of Rice University and the recipients of The Leadership in Action Awards, accolades recognizing programs that have contributed toward the betterment of life in Houston.

Individual tickets are $100 and can be purchased at www.leadershiphouston.org. For table sponsorships and/or additional information, contact Rene Cantu at 713-478-4775.

 

Grand opening to benefit nonprofits

Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers will be celebrating its grand opening at 3501 W. Holcombe, on Saturday, Feb. 18, beginning at 11 a.m.

That day, Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers will be donating one dollar of each purchase by diners who mention Neighborhood Centers or Sheltering Arms Senior Services.

Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers contributes to the Houston economy by sourcing and recruiting their staff locally.

   

LH to hold information session

An informational session for applicants for the upcoming Leadership Houston Class XXXI will be held Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Block 7, 720 Shepherd Drive, beginning at 5:30 p.m. 

Leadership Houston has been bringing business and civic leaders together for over 30 years by providing an in-depth education about the inner workings of Houston’s economy and diverse community. This spring, 50 to 55 individuals will be chosen to participate in the 10-month Leadership Houston program, which begins in August. 

To nominate someone or to apply, please visit www.leadershiphouston.org. Questions may be directed to Rene Cantu at 713-478-4775.

   

MCWCC to honor Women of Distinction

The Montgomery County Women’s Council of Organizations hosts its annual Women of Distinction Luncheon to show 
appreciation to volunteers for their contributions to charitable organizations. This year's big event will be held from Friday, April 27 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center, 1601 Lake Robbins Drive, beginning at 10:30 a.m.

The Women of Distinction Luncheon spotlights local volunteers from non-profit agencies that have gone above and 
beyond the call of duty. Candidates are selected based on their volunteerism and service to the community.

For tickets, please call Jo Ann Robinson at 281-296-2675.

   

First Texas Life Science Venture Forum

Three leading Texas life-science organizations — BioHouston, the Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship and the Texas Healthcare and BioScience Institute — today announced they will combine their annual conferences to form a single annual event. The Texas Life Science Venture Forum will be held March 8 on the Rice University campus in the BioScience Research Collaborative, 6500 Main St.

The Texas Life Science Venture Forum is designed to support life- science entrepreneurs by connecting them with potential investors and  strategic partners and provide an educational vehicle that showcases  the vibrancy of the state's life-science community. More than 40 new life-science startup companies and more than 50 life-science investors  will participate in the event.

“Our organizations share many of the same goals in supporting life-sciences entrepreneurs in our state,” said Brad Burke, managing director of the Rice Alliance. “We think we can reach more businesses and have a much bigger impact by combining our efforts.”

The meeting is expected to be the only event of its kind in the state and will bring the new Nature Publishing Group’s SciCafe to Texas March 7. The SciCafe has been running in Boston and San Francisco for more than three years and connects up-and-coming academic investigators with the venture/business community.

In addition to providing much-needed support to entrepreneurs, the  
conference is designed to acknowledge and build upon existing advances  
in the Texas life-science community. To register for the event or to  
view the conference agenda, visit www.txlifescienceventureforum.org.
   

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