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New Partnership Members in April

Published May 01, 2023 by Hailea Schultz

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The Greater Houston Partnership welcomed 10 new member companies in the month of April. The Partnership works to connect companies with resources, information and networking opportunities to help increase business while also providing a platform to influence the direction of the region. 

New members who joined in April include:

Alchemy Industrial: Alchemy Industrial is a Houston based contract manufacturing company that leverages advanced manufacturing technologies (“Industry 4.0”) like additive manufacturing (3D printing), robotics and others. Website.

Athenian Group: Athenian Group is one of the leading minority-owned firms in the nation, who work closely with blue-chip organizations across the private sector and with some of the top government entities including municipalities, counties, state, and special districts to deliver transaction advisory services, cross-departmental organizational change, transformation and organizational alignment. Website

BioExcellence, LLC: BioExcellence, LLC is a consulting company who works to serve clients in the biotech industry. 

CLEAR: CLEAR is an identity company focused on creating friction-free experiences that will transform the way people live, work and travel. Website

Energy Industries Council: Energy Industries Council is one of the world's largest energy trade associations for companies that supply goods and services to the energy industries worldwide. Website.

Grad Solutions: Grad Solutions works to help students fulfill their potential through personalized instruction, individual mentoring, excellent curriculum, flexibility and a progress-based program that does not require minimum attendance or seat time. Website

King & Spalding LLP: King & Spalding LLP provides legal services, including business and tort litigation, international arbitration, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property and energy and global projects. Website

Marland Process, LLC: Marland Process, LLC is a company integrated by engineers with ample experience in the energy sector, focused on efficient hydrocarbon processing and advanced technologies. Website.

SUPERGirls SHINE Foundation: SUPERGirls SHINE Foundation works to develop, build and equip underserved girls (women) through STEM mentorship, internships, scholarships and entrepreneurships to strengthen the workforce and career pipeline. Website

TekRevol: TekRevol is an enterprise software development company helping startups and organizations build and implement digital transformation solutions tailored to their demand and needs. Website

Click here to see the Partnership's Membership Directory.

To learn more about membership with the Greater Houston Partnership click here, or contact membership@houston.org.

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