Winkler Public Relations

Mobil Steel and Associated Builders and Contractors Greater Houston host elected officials to promote open competition, free enterprise and better construction careers

Texas Economic Development Council recognizes Greater Conroe Economic Development Council, City of Conroe, and Industrial Components of Texas, LLC with the Community Economic Development Award during the TEDC annual meeting last week.

Crescent Real Estate continues to change Uptown Dallas with the innovative, award-winning McKinney & Olive office and retail structure

An Economic Alliance Houston Port Region conference that shares economic forecasts and opportunities in energy, petrochemical and maritime industries, features three influential keynote speakers, Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, U.S.

Mobil Steel earned gold certification for outstanding safety from a national builders and contractors association. It is back-to-back recognition for Mobil Steel which earned silver certification in 2016 and the higher gold recognition award in 2017.

Ross Winkler was named Director of Government and Public Affairs and will expand Winkler Public Relations government and stakeholder relations services.

Conroe EDC joins the Office of the Governor, Texas Economic Development Corp. and Texas Healthcare and Bioscience Institute to show off Conroe and Deison Technology Park as an innovative space for employees to create and apply emerging technologies.

Mobil Steel's president and CEO joined chemical and industrial service companies in Austin to discuss workforce, economic incentives, transportation, and a broad-based, fair and equitable tax and regulatory system to keep Texas globally competitive.

Seven of the nearly 500 job seekers attending the 5th annual Conroe Job Fair will receive scholarships from Lone Star College. Lone Star College is helping students advance their careers, and building a talented, robust workforce in the Conroe area.

ABC Houston members visited Texas legislators to promote free enterprise and discuss legislation that could help Texas construction businesses thrive. Topics included developing skilled workers, improving competition and payment for work completed.