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 Dumas M. Siméus
Dumas M. Siméus is the chairman, CEO and owner of Siméus Foods International, Inc. (SFI), a privately owned manufacturer of frozen food products for the restaurant industry headquartered in Mansfield, Texas, within the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. .
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 Douglas D. Hawthorne
Douglas D. Hawthorne is the president and chief executive officer of Texas Health Resources (THR), where he oversees a network of 12 acute-care hospitals, one continued care hospital, fitness centers, psychiatric/addiction treatment facilities, extended care and long-term care facilities, and a medical research organization.
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Don’t panic. Do not bet against the U.S. economy. And, never underestimate Texas. While these are good maxims for any occasion, they are especially compelling as the nation winds its way through these uncertain economic times..
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The five finalists are companies committed to the economic success of the region and continued support of international growth. They’ve demonstrated a distinctive method of achieving growth while showing regulatory compliance. Their global successes and outstanding civic involvement have raised the international profile of Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW). See who made the cut.
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Last fall, the North Texas Enterprise Center for Medical Technology (NTEC), a nonprofit center that accelerates the development of medical technology companies, broke ground on one of the largest medical technology parks in the Southwest. Now it’s set to open its doors.
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Attend an interactive showcase featuring the latest in consumer electronics and technologies from 50 Korean companies. Plus, meet South Korean business executives and explore strategic alliances at the fourth annual Korea Tech Preview (KTP).
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A new Texas Public Policy Foundation economic study compares economic conditions in Texas and California over the last 10 years. Find out which state came out ahead in each of six categories around taxes, spending, and regulatory policies.
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The 2008 Momentum Awards were presented October 30 to ten companies that positively impacted area job growth, relocation and expansion, and overall community vitality. Find out which companies received the awards and what they did to be recognized.
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The Dallas Regional Chamber led a business delegation—including Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert, Dallas City Manager Mary Suhm, and 30 North Texas business executives--to Mexico City for the launch of its Mexico City Trade and Investment Office on October 9, 2008.
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The Dallas Regional Chamber announces its 2008 Higher Education Luncheon to explore legislative issues affecting area institutions of higher education (IHE). The luncheon continues the proactive public/private sector conversations initiated by the Chamber so you can hear directly from these IHE officials.
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In his State of the State address, Governor Rick Perry highlighted priorities for the 2009 legislative session. He also indicated that it’s our responsibility to monitor the economic and financial situation of our state and deal with it proactively.
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What’s the greatest challenge facing DFW employers? Better yet, how do you meet that challenge? Come and find out at this half-day workforce summit for businesses.
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Like everything else in Texas, the Dallas Regional Chamber’s annual meeting promises to be big. So save the date on your calendar and expect monumental moments at this year’s members-only annual meeting.
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The Dallas Regional Chamber and Live Healthy America will team up again in 2009 to offer Live Healthy Dallas, a team-based weight loss and physical activity program to support employees on their way to a healthier lifestyle.
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In today’s slowing economy, there’s nothing more important than expanding your business network. And what better way to do it than to join the Dallas Regional Chamber’s Business After Hours networking event at 300 Dallas.
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Dr. Rhonda Roby, leading forensic expert, author and Research and Development Project Coordinator for the Missing Persons program at the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification, will speak at the Dallas Regional Chamber's Distinguished Women Leaders Lecture Series, presented by The Dallas Morning News.
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The Chamber’s Principal Executive Partnership program provides a peer relationship for principals and business executives to share leadership, management, financial and other expertise. How can you help?
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The Leadership Dallas Alumni Advisory Council oversees and directs the mission and goals of 1600+ alumni—including creating programs and networking opportunities, strengthening member connections, and educating and informing members on pivotal issues so they can contribute their leadership to the greater Dallas region.
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Many leaders—including Joel Allison, President & CEO of the Baylor Health Care System—attribute at least part of their success to having a mentor who can offer candid feedback about the workplace. That’s the goal of the Young Professionals (YP)/Leadership Dallas Alumni mentoring program.
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