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TGM Digital Media and Printing owner living American Dream

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homas George is living the American Dream.

Thomas George is living the American Dream.

A native of India, he immigrated to the United States in 1987. His story since then mirrors that of many who legally move to America in pursuit of a better life. Through hard work and determination he was able to work his way up from a newspaper pressman to be the owner of his own thriving company.

When he first arrived in Houston, he could not find a job. So he moved to New York, finding work there for three years as a press journeyman for USA Today. He then returned to Houston where he began a 26-year career as a pressman for the Houston Chronicle. He liked his job, but more than that, he liked to learn. He studied the digital technologies that went with his work. That studiousness paid off.

About 2 ½ years ago the newspaper eliminated his position and let him go. The entrepreneurial spirit that drove George to seek a better life in America pushed him to start his own company. Like so many entrepreneurs before him, he started his printing business in his garage. He later moved it to the

current facility at 2617 South Main in Stafford.

There, TGM Digital Media and Printing has continued to grow and thrive. Although he provides traditional printing services, he has literally moved on to bigger and betting things. He has machines that produce gigantic images for signs, banners, car wraps and more. He also has his own line of CDs and DVDs under his UniMaster brand. More recently he has added a sublimation machine that will allow him to print high-quality images on clothes.

George’s is a success story that truly inspires those who understand the importance of a good education, hard work and a solid work ethic. There were no shortcuts on his path and he is certainly not an overnight success. George is the perfect example of what it takes to start from nothing and rise to be a successful businessman in America.

I encourage you to read his story inside this issue and learn more about a remarkable businessman and company who are helping to make Stafford and Fort Bend County a better place to live.

Sincerely, Joe Southern Editor, Fort Bend/Katy Business Journal

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Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. expands in Sugar Land.................................................................. 4 Courthouse Business: What every client should know................................................................ 5 WINGS help them soar............................................................................................................................ 7 UH System regents approve development of new campus in Katy......................................... 8 Johnson Development Corp. confirms sale of 26 acres to Imperial Market Development....... 10 Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus receives business partnership award................. 12 Sibling success : Brother and sister have adjoining restaurants .......................................... 32

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Be prepared to adjust retirement income

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hile many couples develop retirement income sources, they don’t always think about what happens to that income when they die. More often than not, when one spouse passes, the other is inadvertently left with a hole in their monthly retirement income. Generally, neither spouse intends for this to happen, but when it does, it can create a host of issues for the surviving spouse.

For example, say we are working with a couple. Jim has $2,500 from Social Security and $1,000 from his pension. Sue is receiving $1,500 from Social Security so their combined household income is $5,000 a month. Jim unexpectedly passes. Because Jim expected to outlive Sue, he chose larger payments on his pension and Sue only receives 50 percent. When he passes, since Jim earned more on Social Security, Sue steps up to his amount. Now she’s receiving $2,500 from Social Security and $500 from Jim’s pension for a total of $3,000 a month. Her monthly income has decreased by $2,000.

Sue’s survival income won’t be enough for

her to live comfortably.

Fortunately, there are strategies to ensure enough survival income in the event that you lose your spouse.

For example, I recently spoke with three female clients who had recently lost their April R. Roberts, J.D. husbands. We had to quickly find a new retirement income source for the first woman. She and her husband had cut into their savings to pay for his medical bills. So not only did she have to find a new source of retirement income, that new source had to generate more income than my client expected. The second woman was in pretty good shape, which is rare. She had multiple income sources including veteran benefits from her husband, which she continued

to receive. The third woman hadn’t looked at her finances in years. Her husband had managed their money so we had to go in and help her set up a plan for the rest of her retirement.

While I wish everyone ended up in a situation like my second client, this is very uncommon. Usually when a spouse dies, the surviving spouse needs to develop a new source of income to bridge the gap between what their spouse received and what they currently receive.

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Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. expands base in Sugar Land

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pplied Optoelectronics, Inc. (AOI) is a leading, vertically integrated provider of fiberoptic networking products and technologies, founded in 1997 by President, Chairman and CEO Dr. ChihHsiang (Thompson) Lin. AOI is currently trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker “AAOI”. AOI’s vertically integrated capabilities target three end markets, all driven by rapidly growing consumer bandwidth demand, including cable television broadband, internet data centers, and fiber to the home.

In the cable broadband market, AOI is the leading provider of optical components and the second largest provider of subsystems to the CATV industry. AOI’s key customers in the CATV market included Cisco Systems and Biogenomics Corp., a distributor. In the internet data center market, AOI is a supplier of optical modules to multiple tier-1 data center operators, including Amazon and Microsoft. In fiber-to-thehome market, AOI is developing nextgeneration technology that will enable 1 gigabit bandwidth to the home, which is approximately 100 times the bandwidth of average American homes.

AOI remains a technological innovator and a strong driver of economic prosperity in the Sugar Land area and other locales in which AOI has operations. AOI currently has operations in U.S., Taiwan and China, each carrying manufacturing, research and development, sales and administrative offices to service customers globally.

AOI’s corporate headquarter is located in Sugar Land with 24,000 square feet of manufacturing space, which includes one of the most preeminent, state of the art, commercial III-V laser fabs in the world. AOI’s new headquarter expansion project, at a cost of

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Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. officials celebrate the company’s recent listing on the NASDAQ stock exchange. (Submitted photo)

approximately $33 million, was completed in May. The new expansion adds two additional buildings adjacent to the the existing headquarters. The first building includes a 106,000-square-foot, three-story concrete facility providing a 15,700-square-foot Class 100,000 clean room, additional office and administration space, as well as research and development labs. The second building is composed of a 10,000-sqaurefoot Class 10,000 clean room containing a Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) reactor.

MOCVD is a widely used, complex semiconductor manufacturing process.

In December of 2014, AOI completed a move to a new facility in New Taipei City, Taiwan, comprising of 168,000 square feet of office and manufacturing space. AOI’s wholly owned subsidiary, Global Technology, Inc., is located in Ningbo, China, where

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its 450,000 square feet facility provide the capacity for the manufacturing of video equipment products. With its strategically located and vertically integrated operations, AOI is currently a top supplier worldwide of CATV lasers and subsystems and datacenter transceivers.

The mission of AOI is to develop breakthrough technology to bring lifechanging products that affect the lives of people worldwide. AOI’s technological innovation is further supported by the 178 plus issued and pending patents spanning over jurisdiction worldwide.

AOI has delivered industry-leading revenue growth at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 40 percent over the past three years.

Applied Optoelectronics Inc., employs approximately 2,700 employees worldwide, with 261 employees located in Sugar Land.

Courthouse Business: What every client should know

By Pedro Ruiz

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hen you are appointed to serve as a judge for four District Courts, you find yourself meeting many professional demands. What you find in meeting those demands is that you have to be very organized in your approach to the daily business of the courthouse. What every client should know is these professional demands impact how time and money is managed at the courthouse.

Never be late: Due to the wide variety of demands at the courthouse, cases are usually organized by the practice area of the case. Jury trials might only be scheduled Tuesday mornings, and civil discovery hearings might only be scheduled Friday mornings. If you’re late you might be deemed absent and receive an adverse ruling.

Worse, if you’re late you might not be heard until a later date costing you and your lawyer

time and money. Never be late for court.

Be ready to wait: Every case at the courthouse demands special attention. The one true rule at the courthouse is the most important case Pedro Ruiz is the next case.

The corollary to that rule is that the information gathering process is the most important step in every case. Confidence in our system of jurisprudence is based upon the good decisions made at the courthouse.

Good decisions can only be made with good information. In order to get the best information, judges need good lawyers to discover every important fact and make every important argument in stating their case.

This process takes time and time requires your patience.

Control is a myth: In my near quarter century of public service, I never met the person who could control my thoughts about any particular issue. Judges take pride in their hunger for learning and independence of thought. Clients and lawyers alike should know this as they approach the courthouse steps so they may concentrate their efforts on gathering and presenting information to help the judge in the decision making process.

Judge Pedro Ruiz is now retired from his Judicial Appointment in Fort Bend County. A trial and appellate lawyer in juvenile, family, criminal, and civil cases, he earned his judicial appointment in 2003. As a Judge, Pedro Ruiz presided over cases in the 240th, 268th, 400th and 434th Judicial District Courts of Fort Bend County. Judge Ruiz is currently a practicing lawyer and mediator in Fort Bend County at the Law Firm of Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC.

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ouston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital hosts annual Cancer Survivors Day Celebration Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital recently joined nearly 14 million American cancer survivors in the annual celebration of National Cancer Survivors Day. Also recognized were the many family members, friends and health care providers whose contributions to and support of cancer survivors help make the celebration possible.

The celebration was led by associate chief nursing officer Sally Shen, M.S.N., R.N., NEA-BC. Shen briefly shared how cancer has affected her family before introducing Mary Nugent, this year’s patient speaker, and Sindhu Nair, M.D., hematologist/oncologist at Houston Methodist Oncology Partners, who delivered the physician perspective as well as the survivor acknowledgment.

“You are our inspiration, and I thank you for that,” said Nair. “Here in this room, we have husbands and wives, sons and daughters. We have doctors, nurses, physical therapists, nurse navigators — a community.

They are what makes this perhaps difficult experience, easier to get through,” he said.

Anyone living with a personal history of cancer — from the moment of diagnosis through the remainder of life — is a cancer survivor, according to the National Cancer Survivors Day Foundation. Additionally, the foundation says that more people are surviving cancer than ever before, which can be attributed to advances in prevention, early detection, treatment and follow-up care.

Cancer, however, does come with many challenges, such as hindered access to cancer specialists and promising new treatments, inadequate or no insurance, financial hardships, employment problems and psychological struggles.

“Despite these difficulties, cancer survivors can live active, productive lives with the support of other survivors,” said Nair.

For more information on Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, visit houstonmethodist.org/sugarland or call 281274-7500 for a physician referral.

WINGS help them soar

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ore than 12 area businesses took part in Child Advocates of Fort Bend’s WINGS Summer Lifeskills Program last week. Child Advocates of Fort Bend’s innovative WINGS program focusses on helping youth 14+ prepare for independent living when they age out of the foster care system.

What began as a pilot program more than 10 years ago is now seen as a model for other CASA programs across the state.

“WINGS focuses on helping youth in foster care acquire life skills, plan educational goals, develop a transitional living plan and create a support system of positive adults outside of the foster care system.

Throughout the year, the youth participate in interactive, educational activities and trips where they learn critical life skills and explore post-secondary educational opportunities. By developing attainable goals and a plan for their future, the youth are empowering themselves for successful independent lives,” said Child Advocates of Fort Bend CASA Program Director Metoyer Martin.

“I never imagined how many opportunities you have in life,” stated one foster child on a survey after participating in the program last week. Another stated “this program taught me life skills that I will need in the future.”

The Summer Lifeskills Program is a packed week of visits to different businesses to learn skills that are critical to independent living. They visited three businesses a day.

Youth started the week at the Hay (Houston Alumni and Youth) Center and PAL (Preparation for Adult Living) Program learning about benefits and resources available to them. They also visited the University of Houston where they learned

about college opportunities. Visits to AT&T, Nan Ya Plastics and Nalco offered information on career opportunities, resume writing and interviewing. Dr. Ivan Mefford and the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office talked to the teens about careers in the medical field and law enforcement, respectively. Visits to Wells Fargo and CarMax addressed financial literacy and car buying, leasing and maintenance. In addition, the youth visited Depelchin to learn about the agency’s transitional living housing program and Darling Homes to learn about home buying and leasing.

Every Lifeskills week contains “cooking day” in which the teens learn to plan, budget, shop and prepare a meal. Last week’s cooking was done at the HEB located in Telfair. “When Child Advocates of Fort Bend asked if we would participate in the WINGS Summer Lifeskills Program, we agreed immediately,” stated Crystal Moya from HEB. “Florence Butt, the founder of HEB lived her life helping others. Her son, Herbert E. Butt knew that and continues to carry on her traditions. That is why HEB is so focused on community involvement.

Participating and connecting with the WINGS youth was very special for me. I taught them some things and they taught me some as well.”

In answer to survey questions about their Lifeskills Week experience one teen responded “Now I’m prepared to start my life” another stated, “The WINGS program has helped me to understand that being a grown up isn’t as easy as it looks.” Still another said the WINGS program helped me to set my goals and take the next step.

“We are so grateful to all of the volunteers and businesses who participated this year,” stated Child Advocates of Fort Bend WINGS Team Leader Heather

About Child Advocates of Fort Bend: Child Advocates of Fort Bend is a non-profit agency dedicated to ending child abuse by providing a voice, healing the hurt, and breaking the cycle of child abuse in Fort Bend County. Through its Court Appointed Special Advocates Program (CASATM), Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) and more than 200 trained community volunteer advocates, Child Advocates of Fort Bend improves the lives of more than 400 children each month and has served more than 13,000 children since opening its doors in 1991. Volunteers are needed to help in the agency’s Children’s Advocacy Center and in the Court Appointed Special Advocates Program. For more information on Child Advocates of Fort Bend or to become a volunteer, go to www.cafb. org or contact Karen Jordin at kjordin@cafb.org or 281-344-5258.

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UH System regents approve development of new campus in Katy

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orking to expand higher education opportunities in Katy and West Houston, the University of Houston System has announced plans to purchase 46 acres and build a state-of-the-art academic building in the fast-growing suburban area.

The new site will be known as UHS University Park. UH System regents approved the purchase Thursday.

“This purchase signals a new stage in the University of Houston System’s strategic plan to serve the greater Houston region,” said Paula Myrick Short, UH System vice chancellor for academic affairs. “It will allow us not only to serve more people closer to their homes, but also to offer a broader range of degree programs.”

Lance LaCour, president and CEO of the Katy Area Economic Development Council, said expanding higher education options in the area is a critical priority for civic leaders.

Lance LaCour The Katy Area EDC assisted with site selection, and area legislators and other organizations worked together to secure Capital Construction Bonds (previously known as Tuition Revenue Bonds, or TRBs) from the Texas Legislature to fund the project.

“Increasing educational opportunities, especially higher education, is a key priority for the Katy area,” he said, noting the Katy area has a population larger than Pittsburgh, Pa., which supports seven universities.

“Residents in this area have a great need for both undergraduate and graduate classes at a location that meets their needs.”

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Purchase price for the land, near the Grand Parkway and Interstate 10, is $13.8 million. The contract with seller includes an option for an additional 14.6 acres at the site.

The additional acreage would cost $6.3 million if purchased within 12 months, according to the agreement.

The purchase and building project will be funded by $46.8 million in Capital Construction Bonds, approved during the 84th session of the Texas Legislature.

A system task force led by Short conducted an extensive study of various locations and commissioned an independent demographic analysis of the region before recommending the site.

Short said the new UHS University Park location is a key to the System’s strategic initiatives for the area.

“The dynamic growth in the Katy area is clear evidence of the need for expanded educational services in the region,” she said.

“The University of Houston System has worked with residents to make sure we are meeting their needs, at a location that will offer convenient access, as well as room to grow.”

The new UH System’s expansion will give area residents an opportunity to earn their degrees closer to home, an area that includes portions of Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties. The population is expected to increase from 317,000 residents to 550,000 within the next 20 years, and about 200 companies are headquartered there, including many in the energy sector.

Regents also approved plans to sell the current 10-acre satellite campus in Cinco Ranch, which opened in 1989 and offers junior, senior and graduate-level courses from universities in the UH System. That campus has a 36,000-square-foot classroom building but is landlocked, with no room for expansion.

Central Fort Bend Chamber hosts ribbon cutting for Morton Street Music

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he Central Fort Bend Chamber celebrated the launch of the Morton Street Music concert series recently at their ribbon cutting ceremony held at the Wessendorff Park in Richmond.

Local business owners, community leaders and elected officials joined in on the ceremony and enjoyed music, food and networking while learning more about the upcoming local family activities.

Morton Street Music, LLC was created for the exclusive purpose of producing and promoting live outdoor music events in Richmond that will feature different musical artists from a variety of genres. Owner, Robert Quarles addressed all who attended expressing his excitement for Morton Street Music’s first Concert on the Creek event held May 21.

“I hope this is going to be the first of many concerts and I am very grateful for the support that I have received from the City of Richmond and the community at large.”

Pictured from the left (back row) are Gary Smith, City of Richmond; City Commissioner Jesse Torres; Richard David, Prudential; Howard Christian, City of Richmond; Jim Whitehead, City of Richmond; Rob Tobias, Development Corporation of Richmond; Doggett Bolton; Chief Adams, City of Richmond PD; David Ciarella, Enhanced Energy Services of America, LLC; Anthony Francis, A.L Francis & Associates; (back row) Wagus Kurjee, Moody National Bank - Sugar Land; Terri Vela, City of Richmond; Shelly David, Alex Sosa III, The Mighty Moose Screen Printing; Rob Clark, Compassus; Clair Rogers, Fort Bend County Museum Association; Mayor Evalyn Moore, City of Richmond; Allison Harrell, Fort Bend County Museum Association; Robert Quarles, Morton Street Music, LLC; Lori Bownds, City of Richmond; Stacie Quarles, Morton Street Music, LLC; Michelle Moore, City of Richmond, Lorenzo Lerma, MoeLoe Enterprises; City Commissioner Barry Beard; Kay Beard; and Regina Morales, Central Fort Bend Chamber.

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One Step Closer

Johnson Development Corp. has confirmed the sale of 26 acres to Imperial Market Development.

Johnson Development Corp. confirms sale of 26 acres to Imperial Market Development

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ith the sale of 26 acres to Imperial Market Development, Sugar Land’s newest upscale shopping, dining entertainment and cultural destinatoin is one step closer to reality.

Imperial Johnson, L.L.C., an entity managed by The Johnson Development Corp., has sold 26 acres to Imperial Market

Development, L.L.C. to develop the 855,000 square-foot mixed-use project off U.S. 90 between Highway 6 and U.S. 59.

Construction for Imperial Market, located within the upscale master-planned community of Imperial, is scheduled to begin in September 2016 with a grand opening projected for late 2017.

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Market will incorporate the historic structures of the former Imperial Sugar refinery and will feature: • 290,000 square feet of upscale retail space with a complementary mix of fashion retailers, soft goods merchants, restaurants, and entertainment venues; • 90,000 square feet of Class A office space above first-floor retail surrounding Imperial Market’s Central Green and

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overlooking the waters of Oyster Creek; • The transformation of the historic, eight-story Char House, built in 1925, into a luxury, 185-room boutique hotel with an adjacent building housing 10,000 square feet of conference/meeting space and fitness center; and •A 274-unit luxury multifamily complex designed, built and managed by Sueba USA. A nine-screen Alamo Drafthouse, an entertainment concept combining movies and dining, was announced for the project in December.

Imperial Market is home to the newly opened Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center and a weekly Farmers Market. It also is nearby Constellation Field, the ballpark for the Sugar Land Skeeters baseball club, and will serve as the future home of the Sugar Land Visitor Center and Heritage Museum.

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Texas Children’s Hospital announces Dr. Howard L. Weiner chief of neurosurgery

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exas Children’s Hospital recently announced Dr. Howard L. Weiner as chief of neurosurgery.

“I am thrilled to welcome Dr. Weiner,” said Dr. Charles D. Fraser Jr., surgeon-in-chief at Texas Children’s and professor of surgery at Baylor College of Medicine. “His clinical interests and vision for the next stages of development of neurosurgery at Texas Children’s are complementary to the expertise of our team.

The patients and families we treat will benefit greatly from his tremendous experience in the field.”

Weiner’s clinical interests include medically refractory epilepsy and tuberous sclerosis complex. He also treats children with brain and spinal tumors, congenital malformations, tethered cords, chiari malformations, craniosynostosis, hydrocephalus, spina bifida and spasticity.

His research interests have included the biology of tuberous sclerosis complex, the role

of the sonic hedgehog signaling pathway in medulloblastoma and therapeutic strategies for germ cell tumors of the central nervous system.

Weiner, who also serves as professor of surgery at Baylor, Dr. Howard L. Weiner received his undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his medical degree from Cornell University Medical College. During residency, he was also a Howard Hughes Medical Institute research fellow in the Department of Biochemistry at New York University.

Following residency, Weiner was awarded the Van Wagenen Fellowship by the American Association of Neurological Surgeons to study brain development in Paris. He also completed a fellowship in pediatric neurosurgery at New York

University Medical Center.

Weiner is a member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, Congress of Neurological Surgeons, American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons and the American Epilepsy Society.

“I also extend my thanks to Dr. Thomas Luerssen for his nine years of outstanding leadership and service as chief of neurosurgery at Texas Children’s,” added Fraser. “During his tenure, he built a truly preeminent neurosurgery team of consummate academic and clinical surgeons.”

Texas Children’s neurosurgery program is among the largest and most experienced pediatric neurosurgery units in the U.S. Expert neurosurgeons perform more than 950 surgeries annually for a broad range of pediatric neurosurgical disorders.

Texas Children’s is ranked No. 2 nationally in neurology and neurosurgery by U.S. News World Report. For more information visit texaschildrens.org/ neurosurgery.

Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus receives business partnership award

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exas Children’s Hospital West Campus recently received the Houston West Chamber of Commerce’s Business Partnership Award for their continued efforts to improve and enrich the lives of individuals in the west Houston area.

Since the hospital opened its doors five years ago, they have been incredibly committed to not only providing the highestquality care possible for patients, but investing in the community through partnerships, events and educational opportunities.

“We are so honored to receive this award,” says Chanda Cashen Chacon, president of Texas Children’s West Campus.

“Here at West Campus, we are dedicated to the west Houston community and love being involved with so many wonderful individuals and organizations in the area.”

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efforts, West Campus hosts annual events such as the Family Fun Run and sponsors area events including the inaugural Typhoon Texas Triathlon.

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opportunities available. This new partnership will provide additional experiences for more students in the community to learn about the hospital and help them choose potential areas of interest to study in high school and college.

To learn more about Texas Children’s West Campus, visit texaschildrens.org/ westcampus.

Houston Association of Health Underwriters installs new board

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he Houston Association of Health Underwriters (HAHU), an organization of health insurance agents, brokers and professionals, installed its 2016-2017 board.

Connie Carter was installed as HAHU president. Carter attended University of Texas at Dallas and received a BS in business in 1981 and Lamar University where she received a BS in communications in 2008.

She entered the insurance industry in 1989. Carter has been with Colonial Life representing Colonial worksite benefits since 2005. Carter has been an active member of HAHU since 2011 and has served on the board in various positions since 2012. She is from Beaumont and currently lives in Katy.

“Being a member of HAHU has made me a better person and a better agent for my clients. I have met some great people in the industry I would not have met outside of HAHU. I have been informed through the education we receive through CE courses and speakers at our luncheons and other events put on by HAHU, TAHU and NAHU. I have been privileged and honored to serve in several capacities and received much more than I feel that I have contributed.

The Houston Association of Health Underwriters is the local chapter of the Texas Association of Health Underwriters (TAHU) and the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU). NAHU represents more than 100,000 professional insurance agents and brokers who provide insurance for millions of Americans.

NAHU is headquartered in Washington, DC. For more information visit our website www.nahu.org.

B U S I N E S S

EDDIE L. HENRY, JR. Principal Agent

Henry Insurance Agency, Inc 2440 Texas Parkway, Suite 280 Missouri City, TX 77489

Auto. Home. Life. Business.

Tel. 713-723-8001 Fax 713-723-8002 henrye@nationwide.com www.eddiehenryinsurance.agency

Products underwritten by Nationwide Mutual Company and Affiliated Companies, Columbus, Ohio. Subject to underwriting guidelines, review and approval. Nationwide and the Nationwide N and Eagle are service marks of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. © 2016 Nationwide NPO-0194M1.2 (01/16).

Residential & Commercial Pest Control www.integrated-pest.com

281-341-1761 1118 E Highway 90A Richmond, TX 77406 ipmi@comcast.net

Full-Service & Do-It-Yourself Solutions

Serving Fort Bend County & Greater Houston Area Since 1984

C A R D

HARRIS CARPET & FLOORS www.harriscarpet.com

• CARPET • CERAMICS • WOOD • LAMINATES

La Trell Harris Owner 12515 Fondren, Suite H • Houston, Texas 77035 Tel: 713-723-0693 • Fax: 713-728-5800 floors@harriscarpet.com Free Home& Phone Estimates

D I R E C T O R Y

Joyce Long’s

Colonic -Detox - Lymphatic Institute Wellness Institute Established 1989

Joyce Long

(I-ACT Certified Instructor & Therapist)

www.joycelong.biz Services By Appointment Only Day Spa Therapy

281-344-0095

1308 James Street Rosenberg, TX 77471

Massage Therapies ME#0170 Lymphatic Drainage Therapy & Instructor Lymphatic Facials- Gift Certificates Reflexology- Infra Red Saunas Ion Cleanse Hand & Foot Bath Colon Hydrotherapy ( Colonic)

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ANTONIO’S INSURANCE AGENCY 233 Murphy Rd. • Stafford, Texas 77477

Auto • Home • Commercial Life • Health and Dental Carlos Antonio Perez Insurance Agent

281•261•7774 www.antoniosInsurance.com

SIENNA COMPOUNDING PHARMACY Individualized Medications for Individual Patients 9029 Highway 6 Suite 190 Missouri City Texas 77459

(across from Sienna Parkway) Sulisa Chow, Pharm.D and Lori Markel, Pharm.D

281-915-5055

www.siennarx.com

www.SugarLandPainting.com Exterior and Interior Painting + Hardi-Plank + Drywall Repair + Fence Repairs

B U S I N E S S

+ Wood Replacement + Fence Clean & Stain + Remodeling / Repairs

Texas Home Painters LLC COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL

100%

Financing Available.

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Now Open for Lunch at 11:00 a.m.

15253 S.W. Freeway Sugar Land, TX 77478 Tel: 281-980-4329 Fax: 886-931-6486 obs4420@outback.com

Helping Texas Caregivers Help Others.

Brian Mertz – Owner www.texascaregiversupport.com • 979-257-7393

C A R D D I R E C T O R Y

THE ULTIMATE BUYING EXPERIENCE VIEW INVENTORY ONLINE; SELECT VEHICLE

ERROL TRENT HAMPTON SR. Pre-Owned Sales • All Makes & Models Direct 281-274-7313 Cell 832-457-6860

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Honored to be your choice for life insurance.

LISA N SIMS, AGENT Monday - Friday 9 - 6 Saturday 10 - 2 After hours by appointment Se habla Español

11647 S Highway 6 Sugar Land, TX 77498 Toll Free: 281-201-2448 lisa@agentlisasims.com

AUTO REPAIR & SERVICE

281-261-2306

13743 Stafford Road • Stafford, TX 77477 MON-FRI: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM

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21226 Andrea Park Dr., Richmond, TX 77406 832-232-1799 (cell) 866-561-8014 (fax) justin@beamroofing.com www.beamroofing.com

TRACY WALKER,

Agent ChFC, CLU, CASL, CPCU 15510 Lexington Blvd., Ste. P Sugar Land, Texas 77478-4173 Bus. 281-265-0711 • Toll 888-850-8491 Fax 713-481-6288 • Cell 281-380-7786 Tracy@agentwalker.com

Dr. Thomas A. Kolenko

Chiropractor

832-886-0385

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4623 Austin Parkway Sugar Land, TX 77479 Bus. 281-494-3737 Fax 888-849-8932 dalyn.hoegemeyer@edwardjones.com www.edwardjones.com

Dr. William G. Richey Therapeutic Optometrist Optometric Glaucoma Specialist

4710 Riverstone Blvd.

Missouri City, TX 77459 Modern Technology…Old-Fashioned Care

281.208.5999 www.drrichey.com

Comprehensive Vision and Eye Health Examinations for the Entire Family

B U S I N E S S C A R D D I R E C T O R Y

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832.539.6991

Open 7 days 10AM -9PM

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RE/MAX Southwest Each Office Independently Owned & Operated

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KATY

THE BUSINESS LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

JOURNAL

COVER STORY

By Joe Southern

TGM DIGITAL

MEDIA AND PRINTING

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hen it comes to printing, no one gets the big picture like Thomas George does.

George prints some of the biggest pictures around. They can be found on storefronts, banners, office walls and even tooling around town on cars. The owner of TGM Digital Media and Printing in Stafford is taking printing to new levels of size and quality. The array of products he provides is growing as fast as his young business.

Although car wraps, banners, posters, window graphics and stickers tend to be the more visible attention getters, they barely scratch the surface of the printing services TGM can provide.

Like most any commercial printer, he can produce postcards, calendars, business cards, newsletters, letterhead, door hangers and similar products. That’s just for starters.

Pulling out a notebook with an 8-by-10 photo on the cover, George set it on the table and scratched at it with his fingernails.

“It won’t scratch and the color never changes,” he said of the image printed on an aluminum plate.

Flipping over the notebook, he displayed another image.

Moving it slightly revealed the depth of the image and its rich colors.

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TGM Digital Media and Printing owner Thomas George sits at a table in his store that he wrapped with several sample images. He can print high quality images on just about anything. Below are samples of his CD and DVD duplication services.

(Photo by Joe Southern)

“We can also do 3-D,” he said.

Adding to his line of services, George recently purchased a sublimation machine that will allow him to print high-quality images on clothes.

“The color holds, it never changes,” he said.

Holding a printed sample fabric, he stretched it to demonstrate its versatility.

Printing isn’t the only thing he does.

TGM carries high grade, A+ blank CDs and DVDs that are used for professional duplication. Within the United States, TGM is the only distributor of the UniMaster brand. Other stores are welcome to carry the quality brand by contacting TGM directly.

“They’re not available in any shop,” he said, noting that his store is the only place to buy them.

In addition, he also provides CD and DVD duplication and printing and packaging services.

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Thomas George looks over samples of his UniMaster brand CDs and DVDs. He sells the A+ blank discs at his store in Stafford.

The rise of TGM Digital Media is a tale of an American Dream come true. George was born in India and worked as a pressman for the Times of India in Bombay. He is a graduate of India’s Board of Technical Education. George immigrated to the United States in 1987, coming first to Houston but then moving to New York when he was unable to find work here. In the Big Apple he was a press journeyman for USA Today.

He returned three years later and began working as a pressman for the Houston Chronicle.

In the 26 years he worked there, he became a student of the craft.

“I took an interest in printing technology,” he said.

He learned how to use the software such as Photoshop and InDesign to properly adjust photos and graphics for print. He studied and became familiar with every aspect of printing and digital media that he could. That studiousness is now paying off.

“Two and a half years back they (Chronicle) eliminated my position,” he said.

George responded by taking some classes and trying to get into the oil and gas industry.

Unsuccessful at that attempt, he went back to doing what he knew best.

“I started digital printing in my garage and from there I moved here,” he said.

From a single machine in his garage, he began building his customer base and expanding his services. He quickly reached the point where his garage was too small. That’s

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when he made the move into a 7,000-squarefoot facility at 2617 South Main in Stafford.

He now works with a highly qualified team. Carolyn Crump, an award-winning Houston artist with a shared background from the Houston Chronicle, provides creative expertise in graphic arts. Cyndi Garner has been with the company since the first day and helps with the CD/DVD duplication and packaging products. Carol Abraham assists with computer and technology needs.

His wife, Lissy, and two sons, Bobby and Blesson, are also utilized in the business responsibilities at times.

George said working 16 or more hours a

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day is not uncommon.

“It’s growing fast,” he said of his business.

“Every day two or three new clients walk in.”

Each spring TGM gets slammed with business, as Austin’s South By Southwest (SXSW) convention gets under way. Many of Houston’s music artists and producers place orders for supplies, printing and duplication for the festival. Extra supplies are ordered in advance so he can be prepared for the rush that takes place.

His bread-and-butter, however, remains local clients with custom needs.

“Most of my job is custom made and creative,” he said.

One of his customers is having images printed on ceramic tiles for a wall at home.

“They are doing a project for a family tree,” he said.

Another client is a hospital that has an entire wall decorated with an image he printed. An executive conference room has a Sistine Chapel styled image on its ceiling that George printed.

“I can do billboards but right now I do not have enough manpower,” he said.

He quickly added that he does do sign boards.

One of the biggest project he anticipates doing is his own.

“I’m going to wrap my building,” he said.

“I’m just waiting for city approval.”

In the meantime, he will continue to expand and do big things – and small things – in big ways.

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Welcome New Members

T

he following members have recognized the importance of being a part of a five-star accredited chamber that connects, provides opportunities and solutions. In a national study, membership in a local chamber boosts the member’s image among consumers and results in positive perceptions in a number of areas, including overall favorability, consumer awareness and reputation, and likelihood of future patronage.

AZTEC Engineering Group, Inc

Encore Grand Mission

Houston Groutsmith

Mike Riggs, Texas Office Principal 2000 Bering Dr., Ste. 702 Houston, TX 77057 (346) 772-2880 www.aztec.us

Lori Lindley, RPM 19221 Beechnut Rd. Richmond, TX 77407 (281) 607-2497 www.encoregrandmission.com

Julie Sedelmyer, President 9517 Town Park Dr. Houston, TX 77036 (713) 724-8132 www.houstongroutsmith.com

Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce Member Updates

Bahama Buck’s Evolution Rx Pharmacy Original Shaved Ice - Missouri City Frederick Lyons, Pharmacy Business Manager

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Nancy DeFrancesco, President 9402 Hwy 6 S, Ste.100 Missouri City, TX 77459 (281) 778-9892 www.bahamabucks.com

931 Eldridge Road Sugar Land, TX 77478 (832)532-7961 www.evolvedrx.com

Jeffrey C. McClellan, CPA, PLLC Jeffrey McClellan, Owner 830 3rd St., Ste 205 Rosenberg, TX 77471 (281) 725-6085 www.jcm-cpa.com

Overture Sugar Land

UPDATE ON SCHOOL FINANCE LAWSUIT WITH DAVID THOMPSON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 | 11:30 - 1:00 PM | FBISD ANNEX BUILDING 3119 SWEETWATER BLVD. | SUGAR LAND, TEXAS TEXAS SUPREME COURT RULING ON SCHOOL FINANCE LAWSUIT

DAVID THOMPSON

Noted attorney David Thompson of Thompson & Horton and the lead attorney for Fort Bend ISD vs. the State of Texas will provide an update on the Supreme Court ruling handed down in May of this year. Mr. Thompson will also comment on the implications of the outcome this ruling will have on the manner in which the State of Texas funds public education for many years to come. At over 5 million students enrolled in public education, the State of Texas is responsible for educating fully 10% of the 50 million students in public education nationwide.

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Maritza Garcia, Community Director 850 Imperial Blvd.

Sugar Land, TX 77498 (281) 207-9595 www.overturesugarland.com

Panera Bread Eric Garza, General Manager 1928 Highway 6 Sugar Land, TX 77478 (281) 242-7323 www.paneratexas.com

For membership information, contact: Derek Rogers 281-491-0218 derek@fortbendcc.org

www.FortBendChamber.com

Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce Member Updates

To Schedule Your Business Ribbon Cutting Call Derek Rogers for more information at 281-491-0218 or email derek@fortbendcc.org

MONTLARGO PROPERTIES 2299 Lone Star Drive • Sugar Land, TX 77479 • 713-828-8966 Commercial / Residential Leasing Real Estate

2016

MONTLARGO PROPERTIES

STATE SCHOOLS OF THE

2299 Lone Star Dr. Sugar Land, TX 77479 713-828-8966 Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce Regional School Districts Commercial / Residential Leasing Real Estate THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 11:30 - 1:00 PM SAFARI TEXAS RANCH 11627 FM 1464 RICHMOND, TX 77407 Dr. Robert Bostic Stafford ISD

www.FortBendChamber.com

Dr. Charles Dupre Fort Bend ISD

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Dr. Thomas Randle Lamar CISD

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The Advocate for Business Excellence in Fort Bend County.

1 YEAR

Operation Enduring Brotherhood

First Choice Emergency Room Sienna Plantation

Crowne Plaza Suites near Sugar Land

Yolanda Sicam, (281) 499-8950

Todd Taylor, (281) 804-6996

Francisco Cabello, (281) 778-8240

Robert Caltabiano, (713) 995-0123

2 YEARS

St. Luke’s Medical Group Sugar Land

Allegiance Bank Texas

DaVita Dialysis The College Money Guys Kurt Goedecke, (713) 422-2720

Kickstart Kids Patricia Kaufman, (713) 868-6003

Red Stem Florist Robert Trevino, (281) 403-3880

Ameripride Construction Company Fara Salahshour, (713) 899-3192

JGB USA International Inc. Jennie Thatcher, (713) 338-3405

Texas Home Painters LLC Steven Griffin, (832) 210-0060

Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce Member Updates

BSD Consulting, Inc.

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Host Staff, LLC Debbie Dauterive, (713) 532-4678

OrderUp Sugar Land Damian Garcia, (713) 857-7766

D’marcos Pizzeria Demarco Jenkins, (281) 575-6100

Fort Bend County Medical Society Vickie Lynn Tonn, (281) 239-2178

CVS Pharmacy Andrew Nguyen, (281) 265-0562

Universal Surgical Assistants Mubashir Chaudhry, (832) 655-4141

Nina Freeman, (281) 980-9494

American Ismaili Chamber of Commerce

Solid Rock EMS

Hanif Juma, (281) 275-6850

4 YEARS

Cynthia Hernandez, (281) 637-7680

Nancy Colmenares, (832) 615-6859

Blaze Pizza

Evans Business Advisory Service, Inc.

Kashika Aggarwal, (281) 933-9696

Hufco Gabe Gonzales, (281) 258-4492

Lone Star Medstaff Gregory Kurmadas, (877) 615-1265

3 YEARS

Charlie’s Catering Company Charles Irving, (281) 499-2233

James Evans, (281) 788-8739

Geico Insurance Tom Maler, (407) 222-2848

Hope for Three, Inc.

Katie Wiseman, (281) 245-0640

Lookout Services, Inc. Arden Morley, (713) 668-6200

PKJ International LLC

Young Leaders Campus Sugar Land

Sijo Jose, (832) 548-2000

Nancy Hereford, (713) 266-2936

For membership information, contact:

Next Level Urgent Care, LLC Cheryl Bertrand, (832) 342-9205

Johnson Ambroise, (832) 426-4266

Derek Rogers • 281-491-0218 derek@fortbendcc.org

FORT BEND CHAMBER YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

2 for $20

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

OR

1 for $15

BRICK & MORTAR KITCHEN

2 DRINK TICKETS & APPETIZERS

7227 GRAND PARKWAY RICHMOND, TX

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5 YEARS

Sweetpea Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Khori Hunter, (281) 566-6100

Associated Testing Laboratories, Inc. Priti Singh, (713) 748-3717

Chicago Title Suzanne Slavin, (281) 565-1027

Enhanced Energy Services of America, LLC Christopher Prejean, (281) 302-5470

Kelley’s Country Cookin’ Loretta Kelley, (281) 277-3367

Sugar Land Med-Ped Clinic, P.A. Subodh K. Bhuchar, (281) 491-2555

Mitchell & Duff, LLC. Amy Mitchell, (281) 341-1718

HVJ Associates, Inc. Syed Jafar, (281) 933-7388

Ninyo & Moore

Michael Gleeson, (281) 491-0300

The Phoenix Design Group, Inc. Charlie Litchfield, (281) 499-0600

Colony Limousine of Sugar Land Hamid Mirabi, (281) 265-5466

Spring Creek Barbeque Ellis Dyson, (281) 499-8222

American Diabetes Association Linda Molina, (713) 977-7706 x6086

Children’s Museum of Houston Tracy Golden, (713) 522-1138

7 YEARS

The Enchanted Forest Judy Jones, (281) 937-9449

Sterling Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

Cindy Scott, (281) 565-2900

Flowers by Tiffany, LLC Anne S. Yao, (281) 208-8681

9 YEARS

Edward Jones / Horton Peter Horton, (281) 491-0244

Staybridge Suites Robert Rodriguez, (281) 302-6535

Senior Trust SR Alliance Fort Bend Ronald Norsworthy, (281) 207-5359

John Zerwas MD, (281) 533-9042

11 YEARS

G & A Partners David Vasquez, (713) 784-1181

12 YEARS

UT Physicians - Richmond Bone and Joint Clinic Carla Harris, (281) 344-1715

13 YEARS

Camden Sugar Grove Julie Hansen, (281) 240-3900

Sugar Land Cultural Arts Foundation

14 YEARS

Silverado Hospice of Sugar Land

6 YEARS

State of Texas, District 28 Zerwas

Lailani Argao, (281) 491-7777

Catholic Charities

Jennifer Bertrand, (281) 561-6911

Viki Moore, (281) 902-1750

Tim Stubenrouch, (281) 898-4518

Sterling Carter, (281) 240-3140

Conditioned Air Mechanical, LLC

10 YEARS

Prosperity Bank - Lake Pointe

Hilton Garden Inn Houston/ Sugar Land

Jay Sunderwala, (713) 973-8400

Beth Zarate, (281) 202-6220

Milestone Member

HealthSouth

Fort Bend Junior Service League Dana Clement, (281) 636-6272

Milestone Member

15 YEARS

Greatwood Retirement & Assisted Living

Lorrie Clark, (281) 565-2707

Trustmark National Bank Missouri City Wanda Kras, (281) 403-5002

Charles Othon, (713) 975-8555

18 YEARS

Universal Lights, Inc. Ronni Cohen, (281) 491-0600

BDO USA LLP Bill Hickl, (713) 407-3837

Freed Advertising Jeanette Dennis, (281) 240-4949

Bluebonnet Nutrition Corporation Gary Barrows, (281) 240-3332

Milestone Member

20 YEARS

Pentair Valves & Controls Jose Abdelnoor, (281) 274-4400

22 YEARS

RPS Klotz Associates Tom Ramsey, (281) 589-7257

24 YEARS

Fort Bend Women’s Center Vita Goodell, (281) 344-5750

Fort Bend Habitat for Humanity Sherwin Sun, (281) 403-0708

27 YEARS

Erica Willis, (281) 343-8400

State Farm Insurance Richard Stegall

Tarantino Properties

Richard Stegall, (281) 491-1111

David Sutton, (713) 974-4292

Hillery Carraway, (281) 276-7574

Primrose School of First Colony

17 YEARS

OTHON, INC., Consulting Engineers

Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce Member Updates

Milestone Member

Hyatt Place Houston / Sugar Land

28 YEARS MMI Agency

16 YEARS

Aguirre & Fields LP Chris Crosby, (281) 340-8900

Chick-fil-A at Missouri City Milton Kubala, (281) 261-7100

Cindy A. Marion, (713) 929-6900

31 YEARS

James G. McClellan, CPA James G. McClellan, (281) 240-0330

38 YEARS

Flexicore of Texas Ben Carson, (281) 437-5700

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DBA (Assumed Names)

Data Beat (+) = More Names

This is a sample of the Assumed Names (DBAs) filed at the Fort Bend County Clerk’s office for June 2016. More Assumed Names may be viewed online at http://ccweb.co.fort-bend.TX.us/RealEstate/SearchEntry.aspx. There were 635 Assumed Names for month of June.

Garza Efren V We Buy Ugly Cars and Trucks 700 Maiden Ln 77469 Walji Khudabuksh K The Walji Group (+) 12946 S Dairy Ashford Rd Suite 220 77478 Walji Khudabuksh K Walji International Law Firm 12946 S Dairy Ashford Road Suite 220 77478 2016 Nghiahuule Corporation Luxury Nails 13500 W Airport Blvd Ste E 77498 Monkeybug LLC Texas Parabellum 3114 Stoney Brook Ln 77459 Miller-Hurst Helen D (+) A Ray Oif Hope Full Gospel Church 9050 Cook Rd Ste 105 77099 Hurst John R (+) New Season Apostolic Church 9050 Cook Rd Ste 105 77099 Holt Chaunetta Renae (+) Love & Safety (Ls) 14231 Fm 1464 #4307 77498 Jackson Virlee Danyell Xclusive Gifts & Designs By Virlee Jackson 2315 Birch Canyon Ct 77545 Galvan John M Smokin’ Legends BBQ 1940 Golden Creek Ln 77469 Mango Feliz LLC Rodriguez Auto Sales 3506 Ave I 77471 Matta Stefano Semaan (+) Needville Car Wash and Storage 13831 Hwy 36 77461

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929 Investments LLC Life Analyst The (+) 1514 S Yegua River Cir 77478 Barnes Bret (+) For Investment Construction / Fic 8703 N Fitzgerald Way 77459

Mills Dawn D (+) B.A.S.H. (+) 514 Remington Point Court 77073 Mills Dawn D (+) Babies Are Safe Here 514 Remington Point Court 77073

Odom Keisha M Women Of Redemption & Determination 4025 Redwood Hill Ct 77545

Mills Dawn D (+) B.A.S.H. Certificate (+) 514 Remington Point Court 77073

Fogarty Frederick Fogarty Investments LLC 4501 Cartwright Rd #101 77459

Ricks La Chanda Javette (+) L Is For Life Destination Events 2718 Ginger Cove Ln 77584

Fogarty Frederick Fogarty Wealth Management, Inc. 4501 Cartwright Rd #101 77459

Mulle Carl Anthony (+) Anthony Mulle Construction Services Amcon Services 2559 Coopers Post Ln 77478

Montez Christina Mejia Remodeling 9510 Bahama Cove Ln 77433

Omeike Idemudia Elite Cleaning Services 11451 Shannon Hills 77099

Cuauros Consulting Inc Cuauros Consulting Inc 10607 Red Cedar Hollow Dr 77494

Shadle Stacey Constellation Business Services 3302 Fairchild Ave 77461

Mithcell Jerry Impact Church Katy 11031 Overland Tr 77406

Johnson Douglas L Jr Mobile Teky 12125 Hwy 6 Suite F 77545

Pedersen Kristian N KNP Enterprises 6910 Elm Trace Dr 77479

Stark Yvette Addy’s Flower Farm 1911 Doliver Circle 77489

Gittens-Ward Shariff (+) Only Guap Entertainment 1135 Concord Pl 77459

Tdyck Services Inc Tdyck Driving School 2811 Green Meadow Ct 77489

Cortez Jose Future Texas Technology 214 Thompson Cir 77477 Dooley Noble Sean Premier Motorsports 2714 Cypress Point 77459

El-Aidi Majed Younis The Aidi Company (+) 3335 Pecan Point Dr 77478 Mohiuddin Aheed Carsmatic 2114 Hill Canyon Ct 77479

2-1-20 Ventures LLC Adamant Arms 7106 Tessa Lakes Ct 77479

Mohiuddin Aheed NTX Direct 2114 Hill Canyon Ct 77479

Mills Dawn D (+) #Longlivebash 514 Remington Point Court 77073

Consolidated Planning Group Inc CPG 19901 Southwest Fwy Ste 112 77479

Racy Katrina L (+) In Step 4 Motion Dance 7619 Village Mill Ln 77407

Zheng Qingsheng (+) Fastfox Company 2623 Gallion Drive 77479

Cadenas Maria Duran Edgar J Nina’s Floral Designs Grand Parkway 26030 Galena Stone Ln 77494 Pool Service 1702 Cedar Dr 77469 Audu Boniface I Audusoft Technology Clay Deborah (+) 2511 Williams Grant St Loving Touch 77479 Personal Care 1504 Center St 77469 Umaka Oghenetega Malibu Republic Odinga Anita 6023 Briar Hill Ct 77479 Anita’s Reliable Transportation Victor Roberts Corp 711 Habitat Ln 77471 Triad One Realty 10903 Coldwater Bridge Ct Bishop Clara (+) 77498 Clara Bishop Jamberry Independent Consultant (+) Victor Roberts Corp 1219 Augusta Dr 77406 Triad One Corporation 10903 Coldwater Bridge Ct Smith John R 77498 Wildlife ETC 11569 S Hwy 6 Npod.Com Inc #106 77498 Savvy Silicone 10200 W Airport Blvd #100 Smith John R 77477 W.E. 11569 S Hwy 6 Franklin Jacqueline #106 77498 Horizons Enrichment Center Smith John R 12401 S Post Oak Rd 77072 Taxidermy Appraiser 11569 S Hwy 6 Lin Hui Zhen #106 77498 Fuji Sushi 5215 Fm 1463 Smith John R #100 77494 ITRA 11569 S Hwy 6 #106 77498 Nguyen Kim Anh Rio Nails & Spa Smith John R 4504 Hwy 6 S 77478 International Trophy Room Appraisals Villaloboz Desiree 11569 S Hwy 6 #106 77498 Nature’s Green Cleaning Team Unogu Constance 1428 Walenta Ave 77471 Consy Cakes 8003 Marisol Drive 77083 Mills Martyn David Nytrasoft Consulting Rocha Maria Esther (+) 17411 Marigold Dr 77479 Happyline The (+) 28815 Chestnut Pines Dr 77494 Smith Kelli-Nicole Legacy Youth Smith Charles J Jr (+) 2522 Argos Dr 77459 Natural Body 819 Citation Dr 77477 Hutchinson Corey C Cut Copy Paste Mack Natasha 2601 Cartwright Rd Mack’s Premier Ste D235 77459 Landscaping 1215 River Rock Dr 77489

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Data Beat (+) = More Names

Siddiqui Usama Elegant Gatherings 17426 Browning Trace Ln 77407

Manu Michael (+) Micneuro Auto 12023 Bissonnet St #810 77099

Moses Rusty James (+) Rj Enterprise 435 Fm 1092 Ste B-1 #150 77477

Edwards Ametra N Time Of Refreshing Ministries 7143 Chickory Woods Ln 77083

De La Vega Claudia De La Vega Extreme House Cleaning 816 Blume Rd - 46 77471

Malik Seema Skin Recycle 2607 Austins Place 77478

Kinsey James A Jr (+) Xcel Elevator Worx 900 Winston Dr 77469

Wagner Breckenridge Leonard (+) Infinity School of Aviation 919 Mckeever Rd 77583

Inspired Ambiance LLC Marianela Martinez Furniture 20819 Bellefrost Ln 77450 Kelley Dianna Kay DKK Enterprises 6919 Grant Drive 77469 Rodriguez Veronica (+) Image Logix Services 1836 Old Creek Dr 77471 Torres & Torres LLC Torres & Torres LLC 13110 Frank Lane 77477 Olubu Juliana (+) Topview International Limited 15322 Griggs Pt Ln 77498 Yu Hao (+) Isw Solution 14218 Breeland Park Ct 77498 Mcnabb Phillip M (+) Dave E Jones 10918 Visconti Ct 77406 Griffin Iric Linda Vista Apartment Cleaning Services 3411 Walnut Bend Apt 1211 77047 Thomas Lonnie R (+) Analytical Systems Technology 1018 Ancrum Hill Ln 77479 Bush April D Cam-Tastic Events and Planning (+) 2106 Drake Oak St 77545 Toney Lori (+) Lori Marie Writing Services 3130 Grant Lakes Blvd #16363 77479 Smart Doyle Smfp Consulting 4406 Sailors Way 77459

Cartwright Samuel J (+) Jci Development & Construction 4319 Mark Terrace 77545

CEJ Dental Center PLLC Swan Dental 10581 S Highway 6 77498

Austin Melissa (+) Recruitment Solutions LLC 934 Honeysuckle Vine Dr 77469

Chambers Chrissy Purity Puberty Purpose Society 1539 Brady Creek Ln 77406

Louis-Coombs Tamara Finer Details - Home Decor and Staging The (+) 2503 Painted Dusk Ct 77545

Malik Imtiaz A The Industry Services (+) 13509 Durango Pass Dr 77584

Ybarra Kenneth R Z & K Consultation 5347 Wolfpen Ridge Ln 77459

Fontenot Sean Tx Technology Services 32 Baron Ln 77459 7 Clever Pieces LLC Escape Again Rooms 3026 Pecan Ridge Dr 77479 Jamison Pamela (+) Mother’s Nature Lawn Service 9220 Clarewood Dr #2055 77036 Anderson James E (+) Mergersandacquisitions.Com 6014 Pomme Bay Pass 77459 Diehl Investments III Lp (+) The Storage Center (+) 21611 Canyon Forest Court 77450 Diehl Investments III Lp (+) Waller Storage Center 21611 Canyon Forest Court 77450 Computer Strategies Inc Unanet 1115 Bitterwseet Dr 77406 Elegance By Yinnie Inc Blanks and Charms 13711 Padgett Dr 77498 Anderson James E Sugar Land Acquisitions 6014 Pomme Bay Pass 77459

Siyanbola Olaniran Ollan Motors 17502 Poplar Canyon Ct 77407 Sanchez Jonnie Jr (+) He Brews Coffee and Catering (+) 4911 Raven Ridge Dr 77053 Ewing Frank R Frank Ewing Auto Transport 20314 Port Bishop Lane 77407 Core Tax Solutions LLC IRS Tax Fighters 9119 Hwy 6 Ste 230-234 77459 Ballard Joann (+) Admiral Transportation 9301 SW Freewy #250 77074 Technology Structure Solutions LLC Pop Golf 19901 Sw Freeway Suite 230 77479 Technology Structure Solutions LLC Home Tech Designs 19901 SW Freeway Suite 230 77479

Technology Structure Solutions LLC Start-Up Tool Box 19901 Sw Freeway Suite 230 77479 Exclusive Party Solutions LLC Rockstar Spa Bus 25519 Canyon Crossing Dr 77406 Nguyen Nguyen Wonderlash Studio 1721 Spring Green Blvd #400 77494 Wilcox-Puig Cheri Partners Personnel Consultants 922 Brunswick Dr 77478

Fulton Darren (+) Fishbonz Seafood 6907 Fm 521 77583 Alsuezi Amein (+) Brainy Learning Club LLC 6455 S Fry Rd 77494 Gomez Steven Sg Rock Publishing 19527 Sundance Edge Court 77407 Carranza Cielo Remiso (+) Margaritas Creations 8242 Brentford Dr 77083 Tapiador Jesus (+) Credit Booster Guru 1910 Landsdowne Dr 77406

Francis Lenora Faithful Merchandise 6102 Delbury St 77085

Dessa Prime Holdings Corp (+) Energy Savings Services 6102 Milwee Ste F 77092

Howard Timothy J Timothy J Howard Attorney At Law 14090 Southwest Fwy Suite 450 77478

YS Construction LLC Dj Development & Construction 3418 Well Spring Lake Drive 77441

Johnson Spencer Fort Bend Seahawks Youth Football and Cheer Inc 14090 SW Freeway Suite 450 77478 Dilay Antonio D Agd Inspection Services Inc 13820 Stafford Rd 77477 Rogers Westly IV Rogers Financial Agency 1947 Wood Shadows Dr 77489 Martin Damon Resolute Imports LLC 1507 Brooks Ave 77471 Bibi Investments LLC Milan Nails & Spa Ii (+) 7039 Fm 1464 Rd Ste 230 77407 Alawieh Hassan M H (+) Armani Foods LLC Dba Wing Zone 2811 Business Center Dr 77584

Calhoun Tony T Tcalent Investments 2623 Cr 166 Rd 77488 Nguyen Thy (+) Ashleigh Morgan Salon and Spatique 1410 Highway 90A Suite 500 77469 Chen Haojun C & S Engineering 3906 Nottingham Bluff Ln 77494 Griffis Kimberly (+) Lucy and Everest 4807 Terrance Fall Dr 77494 Mitchell Gordon D (+) Lakeside AI 1496 1/2 Wilcrest Dr 77042 Fulton Darren Fishbonz Seafood 6907 Fm 521 77583 Hayes Jason D Sew Exclusive 3123 Village Pond Ln 77545

Phillip Simon (+) Houston Industrial Services and Supplies 810 Murphy Road Suite B 77477

Vondenstein Marianne Cincolicious Creations 6619 Rosemary Knoll Lane 77494

Fielder Angela S (+) Sugachelle Photography (+) 5434 Ridge Wind Ln 77053

Sk&C Enterprises Inc Nia - Sienna (+) 5714 Artesian Park 77459

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Data Beat

July 2016 Sales Tax Allocation Comparison Summary Reports

Sales Tax Allocation Comparison Summary reports present data about monthly local sales and use tax allocation payments to local sales taxing jurisdictions.

These net payments represent monies identified for the local jurisdictions since the previous month’s distribution. These reports will allow you to compare current year sales and use tax payments with the previous year. When used with other local economic indicators, they may help indicate present and future trends.

County/City Fort Bend

Net Payment This Period

Comp Payment Prior Year

Percent Change

2016 Payments To Date

2015 Payments To Date

Percent Change

Arcola Beasley Fulshear Kendleton Meadows Place Missouri City Needville Orchard Pleak Richmond Rosenberg Simonton Stafford Sugar Land Thompsons

42,943.26 13,390.12 104,951.30 1,282.35 137,675.72 629,972.85 42,900.92 5,306.16 6,792.10 467,717.51 1,145,325.59 7,573.99 1,223,155.30 3,772,617.56 6,261.72

26,725.33 19,522.81 82,644.24 977.97 98,186.00 662,232.30 40,473.91 4,413.61 4,319.19 423,835.07 1,227,028.09 8,111.36 1,358,621.38 4,012,444.11 5,409.16

60.68% -31.41% 26.99% 31.12% 40.21% -4.87% 5.99% 20.22% 57.25% 10.35% -6.65% -6.62% -9.97% -5.97% 15.76%

271,901.69 99,586.02 779,061.84 11,081.29 858,115.13 4,893,825.22 322,539.43 55,433.13 34,742.74 3,470,304.23 8,899,901.10 64,435.09 9,476,791.76 30,867,676.09 45,062.83

405,247.34 106,068.07 702,950.76 7,562.64 784,518.39 4,891,379.48 305,169.54 47,526.72 38,798.83 3,085,227.81 9,576,484.46 98,066.55 9,702,495.86 30,353,567.95 29,804.36

-32.90% -6.11% 10.82% 46.52% 9.38% 0.05% 5.69% 16.63% -10.45% 12.48% -7.06% -34.29% -2.32% 1.69% 51.19%

COUNTY TOTAL

7,607,866.45

7,974,944.53

-4.60%

60,150,457.59

60,134,868.76

0.02%

Top 20 City Sales and Use Tax Comparison Summary - July 2016 Please note that Sugar Land is 17th in sales tax revenues in the state.

City

Houston San Antonio Dallas Austin Fort Worth Arlington El Paso Plano Amarillo Frisco Corpus Christi Round Rock Lubbock Irving McAllen Midland Sugar Land Grand Prairie McKinney Mesquite

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Net Payment This Period

48,409,085.12 24,579,622.16 22,248,647.04 16,234,566.77 10,977,503.84 8,172,807.46 6,727,415.48 6,145,854.85 5,732,365.95 6,117,168.81 5,542,981.93 5,214,394.32 4,930,891.11 4,711,981.32 4,515,754.15 3,854,418.52 3,772,617.56 4,100,724.38 3,628,455.38 3,142,521.62

Comp Payment Prior Year

% Change To Date

50,726,415.46 23,634,473.35 20,708,491.90 15,540,677.65 9,598,933.03 7,686,548.68 6,545,931.38 5,873,094.29 5,619,241.86 6,010,506.22 5,844,412.09 4,990,038.88 4,674,861.40 4,230,166.61 4,656,457.85 4,927,236.78 4,012,444.11 3,677,416.03 3,346,734.18 2,953,001.40

-4.56% 3.99% 7.43% 4.46% 14.36% 6.32% 2.77% 4.64% 2.01% 1.77% -5.15% 4.49% 5.47% 11.38% -3.02% -21.77% -5.97% 11.51% 8.41% 6.41%

2016 Payments To Date

368,993,815.37 186,263,090.36 163,964,484.81 118,156,681.38 79,256,778.20 59,152,499.38 49,564,544.29 45,050,874.63 43,156,157.25 42,623,301.45 41,670,227.88 38,630,936.15 37,631,058.12 36,811,004.41 35,994,601.39 31,221,632.68 30,867,676.09 28,897,360.64 25,783,658.57 24,827,316.28

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2015 Payments Change

Percent

386,317,274.75 182,436,709.46 157,171,663.87 112,496,736.85 76,137,397.86 57,320,052.91 47,977,916.44 46,798,944.03 42,828,179.40 44,812,336.58 46,092,154.70 39,176,560.58 37,474,840.12 35,666,178.25 37,622,086.48 38,384,718.41 30,353,567.95 26,354,364.88 24,423,709.45 23,826,445.28

-4.48% 2.09% 4.32% 5.03% 4.09% 3.19% 3.30% -3.73% 0.76% -4.88% -9.59% -1.39% 0.41% 3.20% -4.32% -18.66% 1.69% 9.64% 5.56% 4.20%

Data Beat

Commercial Building Permits

Some significant building permits in cities in Fort Bend during the month of June ADDRESS

TYPE OF PERMIT

VALUE

OWNER/CONTRACTOR

MISSOURI CITY 8731 Hwy 6 Suite 300 9402 Hwy 6 Suite 600 1923 Texas Parkway 13450 SOUTH GESSNER ROAD

Commercial Lease New Commercial Lease New Commercial Lease Alter Commercial Building

$227,510 $35,000 $30,000 $2,500,000

Grand Total Valuation (Commercial) ROSENBERG

06/01/16-06/31/16

$13,291,866

24022 Commercial Dr 3206 Ave R 301 3rd St 535 FM 2977 #120 2904 1st St

Commercial Building Commercial Building Commercial Building Commercial Building Commercial Building

$42,000 $23,000 $220,000 $400,000 $21,150

Grand Total Valuation (Commercial)

06/01/16-06/31/16

$724,150

12002 SOUTHWEST FREEWAY

Commercial Remodel

$ 378,875

Grand Total Valuation (Commercial)

06/01/16-06/31/16

$562,900.58

Commercial New Commercial New Commercial New Commercial New Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial Addition Commercial Addition Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial New Commercial Remodel Commercial Buildout Commercial Buildout Commercial Buildout Commercial Remodel Commercial Addition Commercial Buildout Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial Buildout Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel Commercial Remodel

1,200,000 18,000 14,000 25,000 211,713 3,201,130 422,400 7,558 105,000 5,790,000 125,000 8,064 1,700,000 8,000 28,700 22,000 32,000 9,720 12,683 253,470 23,463 35,194 923,169 509,892 254,294 10,532 45,000

Grand Total Valuation (Commercial and Residential) 06/01/16-06/31/16

$37,083,414

8731 Sienna LLC Craig/Polk Partnership LLC Festival Properties Inc KUTAC LAWRENCE

Bank of America/ Balfour Beatty Construction Rosenberg Food Mart/ Concrete Deluxe Jackson Elementary/ Fisher-Poirier Joe’s Oyster Bar & Grill/ PGD Construction & Plumbing O’Reilly/ Ron Sparks Inc

MEADOWS PLACE TEXAS DIRECT AUTO/ EVANS CONSTRUCTION LLC

SUGAR LAND 1602 Eldridge Rd 3015 Settlers Way Blvd 2720 Planters St. 3225 Austin Pkwy 16535 Southwest Fwy STE 150 14777 Voss Rd 16535 Southwest Fwy STE 1015 13425 University Blvd 406 Brooks St. 4200 Elkins Rd 16535 Southwest Fwy STE 20 15510 Lexington Blvd STE A2 17551 1/2 Southwest Fwy 2140 First Colony Blvd 18318 University Blvd STE 200 52 Sugar Creek Center Blvd STE 125 52 Sugar Creek Center Blvd STE 110 4665 Sweetwater Blvd STE 110 12144 Dairy Ashford Rd STE 300 13440 University Blvd STE 150 17520 W Grand Pkwy S 17520 W Grand Pkwy S 2150 Town Square PL STE 600 2150 Town Square PL STE 750 2630 Austin Pkwy 3554 State Hwy 6 16338 Kensington Dr

Thirteen Eldridge LTD/Epicrealm Technologies LLC Ft Bend 1SD/AAA Ashpalt Paving, Inc. Ft Bend 1SD/AAA Ashpalt Paving, Inc. Ft Bend 1SD/AAA Ashpalt Paving, Inc. First Colony Mall LLC/Terry Adams Inc. Unknown/Prime Contractors Inc. First Colony Mall LLC/Hunter Building Corp.

NNP-Telfair LLC/Topique Construction Edmunds William K & Wayne M/Living Improvements Ft Bend 1SD/Prive Contractors Inc. First Colony Mall LLC/Lancaster Construction CBC Lexington Center LLC/LB Consruction Company City of Sugar Land/Linbeck Group LLC First Colony Church of Christ/Grace Consulting Service Sugarland Ranch Dvmt LLC/Ventura Interests Inc. Radler Limited Partnership/New York Real Estate Inc. Radler Limited Partnership/New York Real Estate Inc. Schmid-Moulton Parkway/Schmid Moulton Parkway LP Shah Pareen D/Sundance Construction Co (GC) NNP-Telfair LLC/HM General Contractors Memorial Hermann Hospital/Byrd Interior Construction, LP Memorial Hermann Hospital/Byrd Interior Construction, LP LCFRE Sugar Land Town Square L/O’Donnell/Snider Construction LCFRE Sugar Land Town Square L/O’Donnell/Snider Construction Catholic Diocese of Galveston/Mckenna Contracting Inc. HSMEP William Trade LP/Zelaya Contractors Inc. Houston Federal Credit Union/Business Diversified Corp

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Advertising

Fort Bend Star 281-690-4200 www.fortbendstar.com We have been delivering a free community newspaper to homes throughout Fort Bend County longer than ANY OTHER Newspaper.

Fort Bend / Katy Business Journal 281-690-4200 www.fortbendstar.com The Fort Bend Business Journal is a monthly magazine that focuses on the business community of Fort Bend County. It is directmailed to businesses throughout Fort Bend as well as all chamber of commerce members in the Fort Bend County area. The Business Journal features news stories about businesses, people, and events of importance to the local business community.

SERVICE DIRECTORY

Air Conditioning

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Vista Air Services, Inc. 713-433-6311 COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALISTS www.vistaairservices.com Vista Air Services, Inc. specializes in Commercial/ Industrial Air Conditioning Services. Established in 1978 Vista provides Service, Repair, HVAC Remodeling and Design, as well as flexible Preventative Maintenance Plans. Vista is WBEA and HUB Certified and licensed in the State of Texas (TACLA 4677C).

Business Owners, Office Managers, Facilities Managers, and Commercial Contractors, are invited to call us at 713-433-6311.

Alterations & Tailoring LIZ’S TAILOR and ALTERATIONS 281-242-3193 www.lizstailor.com 3626 Highway 6 South (In the Luby’s/Big Lots Shopping Center) Sugar Land, TX 77478 Our Alterations Service for Ladies and Gentlemen include: Full resizing of your dress or prom to make a perfect fit; hem pants & jeans, taper in and out; shorten jacket sleeves and zipper changes.

We fix your clothes at affordable prices. We offer professional tailoring. We will make your clothes from a catalog or pattern. For one-day or immediate service, please call Liz at 281-242-3193. We offer free estimates or visit us at www.lizstailor.com or email us at liz@lizstailor.com.

Auto Repair / Maintenance

Auto Central-Automotive Service & Sales 281-499-9684 www.autocentral.biz AutoCentral@verizon.net. 2526 Fifth Street, Stafford, Texas 77477, Fax: 281-499-0183, Fast, Friendly and professional automotive repair. ASE Blue Seal Certified, State Inspection Station, Diesel Repair, Open Monday-Friday 7-6pm. Saturdays by Appt. only.

Charlton’s Auto Body Repair and Vehicle Detailing 281-499-1126 www.charltonsbodyrepair.com Chuck Charlton, 1131 Staffordshire @ 5th Street, Stafford, Texas 77477, Charbody@aol. com, Fax: 281-499-1694, Complete collision repair. Frame & Unibody straightened. Expert computer color matching. Custom painting & pin stripping. Honest service. 79 Years Strong and 3 Generations Proud!

Colony One Auto Center P - 281-980-4440 F - 281-261-0048 www.colonyoneauto.com Are you tired of searching for a AAA approved auto repair center? Colony One Auto Center is a family-owned and operated business, having serviced more than 233,000 vehicles since 1991. The BBB has rated Colony One Auto Center its highest score, capturing an A+ rating.

Angie’s List has designated Colony One Auto Center its highest rating as a “Super Service Provider,” also garnering an A+ rating. Colony One Auto Center has a complete state-of-theart automotive repair and maintenance facility.

Your search is finally over. Bring your vehicle to Rod Tate at 1131 Dulles Avenue, Stafford, 77477.

First Tire & Automotive 281-313-2886 www.firsttireandauto.com Craig Popp, owner, 3 Sugar Land Locations.

960 Eldridge, 281-313-2886 & 2303 Williams Trace Blvd. 281-980-2666 (First Colony), 20015 Southwest Freeway. 281-343-5666 (Greatwood), Diagnostic testing and evaluation, Manufacturer’s routine recommended maintenance, domestic and foreign vehicle repairs, AAA approved, ASE certified. Ask about our Fleet Service!

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Banks

The State Bank of Texas 281-494-6686 www.tsbot.com nickiblack@tsbot.com. Nicki Black, 13010 Murphy Road, Stafford, TX 77477, Fax: 281-494-6747. Locally and independently owned - our prime interest is you!

Background Screening/Testing

Comprehensive Screening Services (Compscreen) 832-465-1076 or 1-866-222-2828 E-Mail: info@compscreen.net www.compscreen.net We are a local Fort Bend Company, here to help protect your business or home by providing affordably priced, state-of-theart, highly reliable, (24/7) pre-employment background checks (most results available instantly), drug testing services and instant drug testing supplies (we often can save our clients over 20% on average). Statistics have shown that 53% of resumes & applications contain falsifications! The American Council for Drug Education reports that 74.8% of drug users are employed and active in the workplace (approx. 12.9 million people).

Don’t become part of the next statistic!

Let us help you protect your most valuable asset, your business, family, school or other community entity. Call us at 281-201-1806.

We can help!

Carpet & Floors

Harris Carpet & Floors 713-723-0693 E-mail:floors@harriscarpet.com www.harriscarpet.com At Harris Carpet & Floors we sell, clean, and install all flooring types. We also provide carpet cleaning services, air duct cleaning, ceramic tile, grout cleaning and 24 hour water extraction. We have been in business for over 25 years and we take pride in our excellent service record. Free Home & Phone Estimates. Owner La Trell Harris.

12515 Fondren Road. Suite H, Houston, Texas 77035.

Country Clubs & Golf Courses

Quail Valley Golf Course & City Centre 281-403-5900 (General) 281-403-5910 (Golf Shop) www.golfquailvalley.com

Riverbend Country Club 281-269-2526 www.riverbendcountryclub.org triciarbcc@gmail.com. Tricia Hawks, 1214 Dulles Avenue, Sugar Land, TX 77478.

Conveniently located in the heart of Sugar Land, Riverbend Country Club is just 25 minutes south of downtown Houston, Texas.

Established in 1957, Riverbend continues its tradition as Fort Bend County’s only member owned club. Whether you’re looking for championship golf, fine dining, pools, tennis, fitness facilities or a wide variety of social and golf activities Riverbend is definitely the place to belong.

Dialysis

Stafford Dialysis 281-568-9911 www.StaffordDialysis.com 12220 Murphy Road, Stafford, Texas 77477 Quality Care for A Quality Life. Stafford Dialysis promotes the highest quality care and treatment for patients with chronic renal disease. State of the Art technology and certified professionals provide patients the highest ethical standards and education related to kidney failure. Certified through Private Insurance, Medicare and the Texas Department of Health, you can trust your care to Stafford Dialysis.

Economic Development

The Katy Area Economic Development Council (Katy Area EDC) www.KatyEDC.org - 281-396-2200 The Katy Area conomic Development Council (Katy Area EDC, a 501 (c) 6 non-profit corporation, is a full service economic development corporation representing the Katy ISD area (Katy Area). Katy Area EDC : recruits new businesses, helps retain

and expand existing businesses, helps create new businesses, facilitates the construction of business infrastructure and helps improve the quality of place and quality of life of the Katy Area.

Ice Cream Specialties

Southern Ice Cream 281-499-9837 www.SouthernIceCreamTX.com Great for all occasions! Reward your employees, clients or families. Serve delicious ice cream specialties from Southern Ice Cream in Stafford, Texas. Do you have a special fundraising project or marketing project on your mind? Schedule a push cart, ice cream truck or vintage ‘Original Good Humor’ truck to deliver these speciality deserts. Southern Ice Cream prides itself on personalized service delivering frozen treats efficiently to cool down even the hottest Houston days!

It’s easy to book this unique and rewarding ice cream experience, just visit www.

SouthernIceCreamTX.com or call Michelle at 281-499-9837.

Tracy Walker Agent, ChFC, CLU, CPCU, CASL 281-265-0711 www.agentwalker.com Tracy Walker’s agency is based on integrity and excellence. We have an amazing team with over 70 years combined experience. We care enough to really listen to customize your insurance portfolio and educate you on how to protect your family and assets. State Farm is #1 in auto, fire and individual life insurance. We are an agency that likes to know your name so stop on by, call 281-265-0711 or email - tracy@ agentwalker.com. Like a great Neighbor, we are here for you! 15510 Lexington Jewelers

Gold Connection Jewelers 281-344-9900 • We Buy Gold www.goldconnection.net We are a full-service jewelry store in your neighborhood. We offer diamonds, gold and silver jewelry and watches. Repairs are done on our premises. Custom design is our specialty. We

SERVICE DIRECTORY

The Quail Valley Golf Course and City Centre offers 36 holes of championship golf, full practice facilities and gorgeous event venues.

After your round, stop by the Bluebonnet Grille for a cold drink and a satisfying meal. The City Centre is perfect for your special event. We host golf tournaments, weddings, birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, fundraising galas and so much more. All with beautiful views of our award winning golf courses. For more information, visit www.golfquailvalley.com.

Quail Valley Golf Course & City Centre, 2880 La Quinta Dr., Missouri City, Texas 77459.

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Insurance Agencies

Goosehead Insurance 281-643-0996 www.gooseheadinsurance.com/ andrew-haley-insurance “Goosehead Insurance brings years of experience and expertise in serving your Auto, Home, Life & Commercial Insurance needs.

As your Risk Management Advisor, Andrew Haley understands the value of safeguarding what matters most to you and will work on your behalf to bring you the best insurance options based on your individual needs. You will be met with unmatched customer service, integrity and expediency.”

Insurance Solutions of Texas 281-565-2222 • 281-341-5060 www.insurancesolutionsoftexas.com Jay Harris, Auto, Home, Business, Flood Insurance. 14140 Southwest Freeway, Suite 150, Sugar Land, Texas 77478. 281-5652222, Fax 281-565-3333. 2515 Ave. H, Rosenberg, Texas 77471. 281-341-5060, Fax 281-341-5558.

Help people find your business here!

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offer front door parking for your convenience. Our hours are M-F from 10:00-6:00 pm and again on Sat from 10:00-4:00 pm. We are located at 206 Hwy 90A, Richmond, 77406. Come see our fabulous inventory!

Open MRI

Upright MRI of Sugar Land 281-494-0505 www.mri911.com CLAUSTROPHOBIC? Upright MRI is the only True OPEN MRI in Sugar Land. We scan patients standing, sitting, or lying down. For the first time, patients can be scanned in weight-bearing postures and in their position of pain. It is ideal for patients who have difficulty lying down due to respiratory or cardiac problems. Mention this ad and receive $25 off your first scan. 2655 Cordes Drive #150, Sugar Land, 77479. Open Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Magazine

Fort Bend / Katy Business Journal 281-690-4200 www.fortbendstar.com Fort Bend’s ONLY business publication.

Reaching over 10,000 businesses monthly. The place to advertise to reach the vital Fort Bend County business community.

Nature’s Pest Control

Optometrists

SERVICE DIRECTORY

Nature’s Own Pest And Lawn Service 281-656-2847 www.naturesownpestcontrol.org 18035 W. Little York Rd. Ste. F, Katy, TX 77449.

Using an exterminator that will practice the safest and most natural techniques for pest control can be reassuring and December be the only consideration for those who are determined to live green in every way. Natural pest control with the best guarantee in the business. At Nature’s Own, we will eradicate your bugs and make your home bug free once again. Don’t lose any sleep over these pesky bugs. Call Nature’s Own today.

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Elissa R. Wedemeyer O.D., FCOVD, F.A.A.O 281-499-2600 www.drwedemeyer.com 6026 Hwy. 6 Missouri City, TX 77459.

Therapeutic Optometrist; Visual Perceptual / Binocular Therapy; medical management of eye infections and diseases. The office has a large selection of fashion frames.

Pharmacies

Ed’s Pharmacy 281-499-4555 Ed Sziy, 3740 Cartwright, Missouri City, TX 77459, Fax: 281-499-7088.

Newspaper

Fort Bend Star 281-690-4200 www.fortbendstar.com We have been delivering a free community newspaper to homes throughout Fort Bend County longer than ANY OTHER Newspaper.

Physicians

Networking Fort Bend Chapter - BNI Fort Bend Business Network International, the oldest networking chapter in the Fort Bend Chapter - BNI network, is a group of like-minded business owners who meet to network every Thursday morning at 7 am at Sweetwater Country Club. Membership is limited to one professional per category. However, the organization does have some open categories and is looking for entrepreneurs who want to connect with a great group of people and grow their business!

For information on how to come visit, please email jeanne@jeannegregory.com.

The Immunization Clinic Be wise, test and, immunize 281-313-7468 office 281-313-7470 fax www.houstonvaccines.com houstonvaccines@gmail.com 3727 Greenbriar Dr. #403 Stafford, TX 77477 CDC certified Yellow fever provider of domestic and travel vaccines, Flu vaccines, TB skin tests, Drug testing and titer testing for adults and children for college, work, travel, immigration, pre-employment and post-accident testing.

Open for appts M-F and 2 Saturdays a month.

You can come to our site or we come to you for mobile testing and administration of vaccines for groups and churches.

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Pregnancy Resources

Pregnancy Resource Medical Center of Fort Bend County 281-232-2375 www.prmcfortbend.org The Pregnancy Resource Medical Center is a nonprofit that helps women by offering free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, peer consultations, classes and parenting resources. We are looking for volunteers, financial partners and church liaisons to help us reach our community.

You can share the joy of helping hurt hearts and saving lives. We are located at 2918 Avenue I Rosenberg, TX 77471.

Real Estate

Colliers International, formerly Curtice Commercial Real Estate 281-494-4769 kolbe.curtice@colliers.com Kolbe M. Curtice, CCIM, CLS, 15999 City Walk, Suite 250, Sugar Land Square located at U.S. Highway 59 & State Highway 6, Fax: 281-4943227, Brokerage, Development, Investment and Tenant Representation, 30 years experience in Fort Bend.

Riverstone Development Co. 281-499-8700 www.riverstone.com tomw@johnsondev.com.

Tom Wilcox, 4855 Riverstone Blvd, Missouri City, Texas 77459, Fax: 281-499-8704, Luxurious waterside living in Fort Bend from $200s to the many millions.

Jeanne Gregory, CRS, GRI 713-854-0923 www.jeannegregory.com Jeanne@jeannegregory.com 14905 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, Texas 77478, Remax Southwest. Residential real estate sales & Corporate locations.

Jennifer Weaver, ABR, CRS, GRI 281-207-5037 www.jenniferweaver.com RE/MAX Southwest, 14905 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, Texas 77478. Residential sales and corporate relocation since 1979.

Living Improvements - 281-499-7000 www.living-improvements.com AWARD WINNING - 2010 & 2011 Houston’s BEST “Outdoor Living Space” Living Improvements’ commitment to excellence makes us the perfect fit for your building needs.

We have over 200 years cumulative in-house experience in the remodeling and construction industry making us highly skilled, professional and detail oriented striving to exceed our customer’s expectations. We feature outdoor living spaces, custom homes, interior and exterior renovations. Our commitment to excellence is just one of the reasons we have over 5,000 satisfied customers. SERVING FORT BEND & SURROUNDING COUNTIES FOR OVER 35 YEARS.

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Sibling success

Brother and sister have adjoining restaurants

By Joe Southern

W

hen it comes to competition in the restaurant business, there is no sibling rivalry here.

In fact, there is no competition. They’re actually quite complimentary.

Vasos Bar-B-Q has been a Sugar Land staple for nearly 30 years. For the past few months, the owner of Vasos has been anonymously helping his sister start her own café.

Located next door to Vasos Bar-B-Q in what was the restaurant’s party room is Anonymous Artisan Bites and Coffee Bar. Frank Vasos made the space available to his sister, Patricia Pantazopoulos, to open the café.

The siblings are children of Greek immigrants and have spent their lives in the food and restaurant industry.

Vasos opened his restaurant in 1989 near the intersection of Dairy Ashford and Hwy. 90A. Over the years it has grown in service, selection and reputation. For Vasos, it’s all about quality.

“We try to buy the best meats and the best produce,” he said. “We make everything inhouse.”

Vasos Bar-B-Q 9920 Hwy. 90-A, #D120 Sugar Land, TX 77478 Phone: (281) 242-8585 Fax: (281) 242-8584 www.vasos-bbq.com www.vasoscatering.com Hours: Monday -Thursday, Saturday 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

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From his own barbecue sauce to his slowcooked meats, beans, potatoes, fresh coleslaw.

Greek salads, pecan pie and other side dishes, everything is prepared to Vasos’ exacting standards.

“The business has evolved into catering,” he said.

The restaurant employs about a dozen people throughout the year, but that expands to 50-60 people during the holidays when the catering business ramps up. The catering busi-

Photo by Joe Southern

Frank Vasos, left, gave the party room to his restaurant, Vasos Bar-B-Q, to his sister, Patricia Pantazopoulos, so she could open Anonymous Artisan Bites and Coffee Bar with her husband, Tasos Pantazopoulos.

ness has grown so much, in fact, that it even has its own website (www.vasoscatering.com).

The restaurant can seat around 100, depending on the use of outdoor seating. It used to be able to handle more with the party room that is now Anonymous.

Pantazopoulos and her husband Tasos Pantazopoulos run the little coffee shop and bakery.

“Tasos is the barista,” she said. “I do all of the baking. Everything is made from scratch.”

The coffee is an Italian gourmet brand named Lavazza and the food items are mostly Greek inspired.

The couple moved to Sugar Land from Greece where Patricia has a popular cooking show on television that continues to air there.

“It’s called Go Greek with Patricia,” she said. Although she bakes traditional coffee shop staples, there is a decidedly Greek flair to her offerings.

“I’m very into promoting Greek cuisine,” she said.

As the restaurant grows, she hopes to expand her services to include a monthly dinner club complete with a five-course meal and Greek wines. She also wants to hold cooking classes at some point.

Just as Vasos built his restaurant on quali-

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ty so has his sister. Although only open for a few months, the reputation it has built is keeping it anything but anonymous in Sugar Land.

As for the name, Patricia said it doesn’t mean anything. She said she and Tasos were trying to come up with a name but could not agree on one.

“We’ll just call it Anonymous,” she said.

She said the name alone gets people’s attention.

“It makes you think ‘what is that?’” she said.

What it is, is good food and coffee served in a cozy setting next door to some of the best barbecue in town.

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