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 From Coastal Protection to Industry Accountability: Highlights from EHCMA's Annual Meeting

The East Harris County Manufacturers Association hosted its 2024 Annual Meeting on Tuesday evening, December 10, drawing a strong turnout of member company representatives and partner organizations. The event began with a festive happy hour and networking session, fostering connections among attendees. Executive Director MaryJane Mudd opened the evening program by welcoming guests and thanking EHCMA members for their continued efforts in producing essential products and fostering community resilience. 

The featured keynote address was given by Colonel Rhett Blackmon of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, who discussed significant projects impacting the local community.

EHCMA Members network before the annual meeting.


Lieutenant Colonel Ian O’Sullivan, EHCMA Executive Director MaryJane Mudd, EHCMA Board Chair Kimberly Haas, EHCMA Comms & Public Affairs Mgr. Holly Kurth, and Colonel Rhett Blackmon at the EHCMA Annual Meeting.

 

Rod Herrick receives the EHCMA 2024 Exceptional Partner Award

Read More and see more photos from the event here.

Check out EHCMA's 2024 Accomplishments and 2025 Priorities here.

EHCMA Annual Workforce Development Golf Tournament Raises Projected $102,000

In late October, 112 golfers across 28 teams gathered at Houston’s Wildcat Golf Course to support workforce development initiatives. This year’s tournament, aided by 28 student volunteers from five colleges, created a valuable networking platform for industry executives, including seven leaders and three EHCMA Board members. Click here to read more and see photos from the event.

The Houston Business Journal has recognized EHCMA’s Executive Director, MaryJane Mudd, as an honoree for its 2024 Women Who Mean Business Awards in the Outstanding Nonprofit Business Leader category. This honor is the result of MaryJane’s business accomplishments as well as her civic leadership with organizations like Leadership Houston, the American Leadership Forum, the League of Women Voters and more. Please join us in congratulating MaryJane!

Read more about the awards here.

 

 

Resourceful  

 

It is what our member companies and their employees are everyday; from making essential products used worldwide to volunteering in the community.With over $40 billion in announced projects in the region and over 50 percent of the region’s current employee base retiring over the next few years, filling the pipeline of prospective employees with certified and skilled workers is imperative.

Sustainable 

 

Our members are working to conserve more, use less, find better ways, source more responsible materials, and leave a legacy of positive change that benefits us all.EHCMA is committed to continuing to operate cleaner and greener, complying with regulatory requirements as well as finding solutions to environmental challenges in our area.

 Discover how we strengthen the economic, social, and environmental systems that sustain us all in East Harris County.

 

 
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