Elected as Board Chair earlier this year, Pedro Caruso is the first Hispanic business leader to direct the Boys &amp; Girls Clubs of Greater Houston. In this episode, HBJ Editor-in-Chief Sean McCrory explores Caruso&apos;s move to America from his native Venezuela, his business acumen, and what he feels the Greater Houston and Texas business community can do to support Boys &amp; Girls Clubs across the state.

<description>&lt;p&gt;Elected as Board Chair earlier this year, Pedro Caruso is the first Hispanic business leader to direct the Boys &amp;amp; Girls Clubs of Greater Houston. In this episode, HBJ Editor-in-Chief Sean McCrory explores Caruso&amp;apos;s move to America from his native Venezuela, his business acumen, and what he feels the Greater Houston and Texas business community can do to support Boys &amp;amp; Girls Clubs across the state.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Elected as Board Chair earlier this year, Pedro Caruso is the first Hispanic business leader to direct the Boys &amp; Girls Clubs of Greater Houston. In this episode, HBJ Editor-in-Chief Sean McCrory explores Caruso's move to America from his native Venezuela, his business acumen, and what he feels the Greater Houston and Texas business community can do to support Boys &amp; Girls Clubs across the state.

Houston: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with Boys & Girls Clubs Chairman Pedro Caruso

After the controversial selection of four teams in last season&apos;s college football playoffs, the CFP expands to a 12-team format this year. It offers an opportunity for new Executive Director Rich Clark to start fresh, and lean on his distinguished 38-year career in the Air Force to lead the committee. In this episode, DBJ Digital Editor Alexa Reed delivers an insightful interview with Clark, who was a star linebacker at Air Force during his playing days.

<description>&lt;p&gt;After the controversial selection of four teams in last season&amp;apos;s college football playoffs, the CFP expands to a 12-team format this year. It offers an opportunity for new Executive Director Rich Clark to start fresh, and lean on his distinguished 38-year career in the Air Force to lead the committee. In this episode, DBJ Digital Editor Alexa Reed delivers an insightful interview with Clark, who was a star linebacker at Air Force during his playing days.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

After the controversial selection of four teams in last season's college football playoffs, the CFP expands to a 12-team format this year. It offers an opportunity for new Executive Director Rich Clark to start fresh, and lean on his distinguished 38-year career in the Air Force to lead the committee. In this episode, DBJ Digital Editor Alexa Reed delivers an insightful interview with Clark, who was a star linebacker at Air Force during his playing days.

Dallas: Rich Clark Brings His Military Experience to Lead the College Football Playoffs

With over 65,000 multifamily units across the country, and co-developer of the tallest building in Texas, Kairoi Residential CEO Mike Lynd is juggling a lot in the midst of what many believe is the most challenging commercial real estate market ever. In this episode, SABJ Editor-in-Chief Ed Arnold joins Lynd for an extended conversation on the market, the economic factors impacting development, and an update on Waterline in Austin, set to become the tallest building in Texas.

<description>&lt;p&gt;With over 65,000 multifamily units across the country, and co-developer of the tallest building in Texas, Kairoi Residential CEO Mike Lynd is juggling a lot in the midst of what many believe is the most challenging commercial real estate market ever. In this episode, SABJ Editor-in-Chief Ed Arnold joins Lynd for an extended conversation on the market, the economic factors impacting development, and an update on Waterline in Austin, set to become the tallest building in Texas.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

With over 65,000 multifamily units across the country, and co-developer of the tallest building in Texas, Kairoi Residential CEO Mike Lynd is juggling a lot in the midst of what many believe is the most challenging commercial real estate market ever. In this episode, SABJ Editor-in-Chief Ed Arnold joins Lynd for an extended conversation on the market, the economic factors impacting development, and an update on Waterline in Austin, set to become the tallest building in Texas.

San Antonio: Kairoi Residential CEO Mike Lynd Finds Opportunities in a Challenging Market

Most banks and financial institutions rely on fees which provide a significant revenue stream. When Kendall Garrison took over at Amplify Credit Union, he had the gumption to waive all fees, attract more customers, and grow Amplify with good old fashioned customer services. In this download, ABJ Editor Colin Pope invites Garrison to share his formula for success, and offer outlooks on the economy, AI, and his passion for craft brewing.

<description>&lt;p&gt;Most banks and financial institutions rely on fees which provide a significant revenue stream. When Kendall Garrison took over at Amplify Credit Union, he had the gumption to waive all fees, attract more customers, and grow Amplify with good old fashioned customer services. In this download, ABJ Editor Colin Pope invites Garrison to share his formula for success, and offer outlooks on the economy, AI, and his passion for craft brewing.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Most banks and financial institutions rely on fees which provide a significant revenue stream. When Kendall Garrison took over at Amplify Credit Union, he had the gumption to waive all fees, attract more customers, and grow Amplify with good old fashioned customer services. In this download, ABJ Editor Colin Pope invites Garrison to share his formula for success, and offer outlooks on the economy, AI, and his passion for craft brewing.

Austin: Amplify Credit Union CEO Kendall Garrison Waives Fees and Grows Business 3X

With peak hurricane season upon us, on the heels of Beryl in July, and the devastating derecho on Memorial Day weekend, disaster relief and charitable giving are top of mind for many Houston business leaders. In this episode, HBJ Editor-in-Chief Sean McCrory invites Greater Houston Community Foundation President Steve Maislin to share the importance and impact of Houston&apos;s business community.

<description>&lt;p&gt;With peak hurricane season upon us, on the heels of Beryl in July, and the devastating derecho on Memorial Day weekend, disaster relief and charitable giving are top of mind for many Houston business leaders. In this episode, HBJ Editor-in-Chief Sean McCrory invites Greater Houston Community Foundation President Steve Maislin to share the importance and impact of Houston&amp;apos;s business community.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

With peak hurricane season upon us, on the heels of Beryl in July, and the devastating derecho on Memorial Day weekend, disaster relief and charitable giving are top of mind for many Houston business leaders. In this episode, HBJ Editor-in-Chief Sean McCrory invites Greater Houston Community Foundation President Steve Maislin to share the importance and impact of Houston's business community.

Houston: The Business Community's Impact on Charitable Giving and Disaster Relief Efforts

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