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Meal for the Minds With Dak Prescott
2022-05-10 11:30 UTC | Hilton Anatole | Grand Ballroom, 2201 N Stemmons Fwy, Dallas, TX, 75207, United States
Join us for our 13th Annual Meal for the Minds Luncheon with Keynote Speaker Dak Prescott
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Tuesday, May 10, 2022
Hilton Anatole, Grand Ballroom
Program Begins: 11:30 a.m.
VIP Reception to Follow: 1:00 p.m.
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Grand Opening: Westside Family Clinic and Early Childhood Intervention Service (New Location)
2022-05-02 | Chase Bank Building – Sylvan, 1881 Sylvan Ave, Dallas, TX, 75208, United States
Westside Family Clinic and Early Childhood Intervention Services are moving into the Chase Bank Building at 1881 Sylvan Ave (2nd Floor), off I-30 and Sylvan Ave.

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Mindfulness with Metrocare at the State Fair of Texas
2021-10-10 11:30 - 16:00 | State Fair Of Texas, Briscoe Livestock Center, 2nd Floor, Dallas, TX, United States
The State Fair of Texas is teaming up with Metrocare, the largest provider of mental health services in Dallas County, to host a Day of Mindfulness at the State Fair in celebration of World Mental Health Day – October 10. Continuing to live through a global pandemic has strained the mental health of our communities. With anxiety and depression rates up four-fold, the State Fair of Texas and Metrocare recognized the importance of making mental wellbeing both accessible and top-of-mind for fairgoers.
Mindfulness with Metrocare at the State Fair of Texas will feature a series of mental health experts covering tips that can improve your mental wellness today as well as family-friendly mindfulness activities like meditation, music therapy, trap yoga, and more. Licensed therapist, author, dynamic talk-show host, and sought-after speaker, Dr. Stacia’ Alexander will serve as the emcee for the day’s event. Visit us at the Fair for a chance to win a Peloton Bike! No purchase necessary.
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Schedule of Events

11:30 AM
Let’s Get Real about Mental Health
Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew
V.P. of Community Affairs & Strategic Alliances, State Fair of TexasTameka Y. Cass
Chief Development Officer, Metrocare
Moderated By: Dr. Stacia’ Alexander, Event Emcee, Licensed Therapist, Founder of Positive Influences

12:00 PM
Exhale: Meditation Techniques to Cope with Everyday Challenges
Tate Ringer
Chief Strategy Officer, Metrocare

12:20 PM
Yoga Me Please!
Taylor Jackson
Certified Yoga Instructor & Mental Health Professional, Metrocare

12:50 PM
Breathing Together: Box & Butterfly Breathing with your Child
Tanya Mac & Domingo Rodriguez
Mental Helath Trainers for Veterans & Military Families, Metrocare

1:30 PM
Why Mindfulness Matters: When Communities Differ
Ebony N. Smith, aka “The Ghetto Guru”
Founder, Yoga N Da Hood

2:00 PM
Trap Star Yoga: State Fair Edition
Ebony N. Smith, aka “The Ghetto Guru”
Founder, Yoga N Da Hood

2:45 PM
Music, Movement & Mindfulness for Kids and Families
Jim Newton, Paul G. Hill & Maria Beltran
Therapeutic Music Entertainers, KidLinks

3:15 PM
Waking Up Whole: Women’s Fight for Mental Health
Dr. Stacia’ Alexander
Licensed Therapist & Founder,
Positive Influences

Featured Speakers
Dr. Stacia’ Alexander
Founder, Positive Influences & Director of Paul Quinn Mental Health Clinic
Mindfulness with Metrocare Event Emcee
Dr. Stacia’ Alexander is an experienced life coach, therapist, trainer, author, talk show host, consultant, and sought-after speaker. A success strategist, she focuses on mental health, human development, and corporate wellness. For nearly a quarter of a century, Dr. Stacia’ has been the director of Positive Influences, a privately held counseling agency with offices in Dallas and Ft. Worth. She is also the Mental Health Director of the on-campus counseling center providing services to the Paul Quinn College student body.
A licensed professional counselor, certified by the Texas Board of Professional Counselors, she received a Master of Arts Degree in Counseling Psychology from Amberton University and a Doctor of Philosophy, Clinical Psychology from Walden University.
A member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dr. Stacia teaches anger management, parenting, and more, gaining a 5-star rating. A wife, mother, and a Dallas native, Dr. Stacia’ exudes a spirit of self-actualization and authenticity and spreads her love, joy, wit, and healthy living wherever she goes.
Ebony N. Smith
Founder, Yoga N Da Hood
A certified Trauma Informed Yoga Therapist, Neuro Language Practitioner and Wellness Coach Ebony Smith, a.k.a ‘The Ghetto Guru,’ is the founder of Yoga N Da Hood, a fast-growing nonprofit dedicated to making wellness accessible to EVERYONE. Specializing in translating what wellness and mindfulness looks like across cultures and socio-economic barriers, Ebony has taught yoga and mindfulness at festivals, conferences and events all around the world from Wanderlust, Wellspring, Bali Spirit Festival, SXSW, Essence Festival, Adidas, American Airlines, to Walmart. She has shared her transformational story on platforms such as TEDX Oak Cliff, at Harvard University, Austin ISD, Dallas ISD, The Family Place, Girls Inc, United Way Dallas, and on major networks like FOX, Telemundo, CBS, and ABC. She has been featured in publications such as Yoga Journal, The Dallas Morning News, Focus Daily News, Dallas Observer, Black and Well magazine and countless other print and online platforms.
Originally from Dallas, Ebony overcame a rocky and turbulent childhood and young adult life until she found yoga in her late twenties during her pregnancy. Wanting to have a natural birth, Ebony started yoga and it was her “saving grace” and wake up call to begin a healing process her heart had been longing for. Discovering who she is and her potential to help those around her in under-resourced communities, she founded her non-profit ‘Yoga N Da Hood’ where she offers free yoga and meditation classes as well as training to teachers, parents, and administrators on how to implement mindfulness in their own personal lives and in the lives of our youth. Ebony teaches people in underserved communities the art of self-healing and self-love through the practice of yoga and mindfulness with a mission to equip individuals with the tools to empower their own life.
Tameka Y. Cass
Chief Development Officer, Metrocare
Tameka Y. Cass is currently the Chief Development Officer at Dallas nonprofit, Metrocare Services, the largest provider of mental health services in Dallas County. In her role, Tameka is responsible for the fund development strategies to create and enact the framework for growing Metrocare’s philanthropic footprint through major gift fundraising, corporate and foundation support, and events. As an experienced fundraising professional with a demonstrated history (20+ years) of working in the nonprofit industry, Tameka is skilled in strategic planning, fund development, relationship management, capital campaigns, event management, grants management & compliance, volunteer engagement, board/advisory committee oversight, team building, and communications, both internal and external. Tameka has a strong knowledge of Dallas’ nonprofit community and its key challenges. In her spare time, Tameka enjoys spending time with her 11-year old son, Jaxon. Additionally, she proudly serves as the President of the Parent Student Association (PSA) Board at St. Philip’s School & Community Center, Tameka is also the Vice President of External Affairs of the Dallas Chapter of Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), a founding member of HERitage Giving Circle, and is actively engaged with Power in Action – Dallas, a collective unit of community leaders focused on removing systematic disparities impacting Dallas’ African American communities. Tameka holds a Master’s of Science in Human Relations & Business from Amberton University.
Tate Ringer
Chief Strategy Officer, Metrocare
Tate Ringer has 20 years of executive experience in nonprofit management, healthcare services and technology. As Chief Strategy Officer for Metrocare, she oversees marketing, philanthropy, events, volunteers, community outreach, public affairs, business development and innovation, agency optimization, and any external or internal cross-departmental initiatives. Her diverse background includes serving as CEO of LaunchAbility, the fourth largest pediatric home care and Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) agency in Texas and a 30-year-old diversity hiring program that is still revolutionary to this day. There she implemented and expanded a diversity consulting practice for large companies to help them better integrate adults with disabilities into their workforce. She also led the organization through post-acquisition integration and through a transition due to legislative policy changes that significantly impacted the agency’s home health delivery model. After working with the state to successfully transition the ECI program to multiple agencies to continue the mission in a more sustainable way, Tate launched the Texas branch of Honor, a $42M Series B funded Silicon Valley start-up in home care services for the elderly. At Honor, she oversaw all Texas operations including business development and the hiring and training of staff as well as led an educational, customer experience pilot with Walmart. Most recently, she served as COO of a boot-strapped start-up bringing customized technology and consulting solutions to nonprofits. The common thread among Tate’s diverse experience is her commitment to operationalize visionary strategy in complex environments backed by sound analytics to manage risk. Tate has a servant leadership philosophy combined with an uncompromising determination to both meet bottom-line goals and support the people who are the backbone of the agency.
Jim Newton
Founder, Therapeutic Music Entertainer, KidLinks
Jim brings to KidLinks a wealth of musical experience and has worked with others to create a new discipline, Therapeutic Music Entertainment, while bringing the transforming and healing power of music into children’s hospitals and other special care settings. Jim holds a BA in Philosophy and a Master’s in Theology, and has trained and served as a hospital chaplain. Jim, along with Paul G. Hill, has been perfecting this craft for over thirty-five years through songwriting and recording, direct services, TME training and community outreach.
Paul G. Hill
Senior Producer, Therapeutic Music Entertainer, KidLinks
Paul G. Hill is the Senior Producer for KidLinks and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Theory and Composition. Prior to serving in this leadership role, Paul was the Senior Producer for Hugworks. A Grammy-nominated, award-winning songwriter and arranger, Paul has been active in the music industry for more than 40 years. His extraordinary musical and songwriting skills and his caring heart, provide much of the creative talent for the songs featured on KidLinks.
Maria Beltran
Therapeutic Music Entertainer, KidLinks
Maria graduated from Texas Women’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy and is in the process of becoming a board-certified music therapist. She completed her music therapy internship in Richardson ISD where she worked with students in the special education program. Maria is fluent in both Spanish and English and would like to use her skills to help reach Spanish-speaking communities that are interested in learning more about the positive power of music.
Tanya Mac
Director of Outreach & Mental Health Trainer, Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Metrocare
Tanya Mac is the outreach director at the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic, Marine spouse, and dedicated mother, pursuing a Masters Degree from University of Oklahoma in Strategic Communications. Prior to joining the clinic, Tanya gained extensive experience and expertise in therapeutic art for adults, children and families through her company, TMAC Arts. Tanya is a passionate mental health advocate, who is trained in ASSIST, Talk Saves Lives, SAVE and AS+K, as well as facilitates Mental Health First Aid, and other suicide prevention workshops. Tanya also provides access to groups available to active military, Veterans and Veteran spouses throughout the DFW area.
Domingo Rodriguez
Military Veteran Peer Network (MPVN) Lead & Mental Health Trainer, Metrocare
Domingo Rodriguez is the Military Veteran Peer Network (MVPN) Peer Service Coordinator for Metrocare Services of Dallas County. He is a 20-year retired Navy OIF/OEF Veteran. He has a passion to serve and it is that passion for those in need, that led him from uniformed service to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Emergency Management from the University of North Texas. While at UNT he became actively involved with the Student Veterans Association and this was the impetus for his familiarization with local area Veterans organizations. It was these relationships that allowed him to give advice to fellow Veterans and family members that set him on a course toward working exclusively with the Service Member, Veteran and Family (SMVF) community of North Texas. As a Board member of the Veterans Coalition of Tarrant County and of the Poetry Society of Texas he has allowed his passion for service to help grow and inspire others in their passions. As a PHSS Instructor with the American Red Cross, Past Fellow at The Mission Continues, and current active member of Team Rubicon, he has served on many disaster and humanitarian relief efforts and continues to give to his community whenever possible. Through MVPN and StopOne.Info he is a dedicated instructor who has taught hundreds and constantly reaches out to the community to teach about Military Culture, Suicide Prevention, Moral Injury, Trauma Affected Veterans interacting with Law Enforcement and Counseling on Access to Lethal Means.
Taylor Jackson
Qualified Mental Health Professional, Metrocare
Taylor Jackson has been apart of the Metrocare family since October 2020 & has been in the mental health profession for five years. Prior to joining Metrocare, Taylor worked as a Transcrainial Magnetic Stimulation technician at a psychiatric clinic for two years. Additionally, she has provided ‘Community Living Support’ as a mentor for juveniles and children that undergo mental illnesses. In her free time, she volunteers at a non-profit hospice company and an Equine Haven to promote autism awareness. Aspiring to combine her passion for wellness and helping her clients become the best versions of themselves, Taylor decided to become a certified yoga instructor in January 2020 with the RYT 200 hour licensure through YogaSport. Taylor began practicing yoga in 2016 and is now a privately hired instructor.
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Please contact Tameka Y. Cass at 214-743-1220 or tameka.cass@metrocareservices.org.
Event Location
The State Fair of Texas
Briscoe Livestock Center
2nd Floor
1403 Washington St, Dallas, TX 75210

Stand Strong Virtual Conference - Metrocare Session!
2021-07-29 15:00 - 15:45
Stand Strong Virtual Conference – Metrocare Session!
July 29, 2021
In celebration of Early Intervention Day, The Warren Center is pleased to host the 2021 Strong Start Virtual Conference! The event offers practical tips to overcoming challenges faced by parents of children with special needs.
During the conference, Early Childhood Intervention clinicians at Metrocare will be hosting a session on handling Transitions, Travel, and Tantrums. You won’t want to miss it.
Thursday, July 29, 2021
3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Register: thewarrencenter.org/strongstart

Acompañe a la Dra. Elba Garcia, Comisionada del Condado de Dallas
2021-06-30 12:30 - 13:30
June 30, 2021
Acompañe a la Dra. Elba Garcia, Comisionada del Condado de Dallas a una junta virtual sobre los planes de Metrocare en la comunidad.
Conozca los planes de Metrocare para el nuevo Centro de Innovación en Salud Mental
ubicado en Oak Cliff.
Conozca los servicios que ofrece Metrocare para niños, adolescentes, adultos y familias.
Comparta con nosotros las necesidades de servicios de salud mental en su comunidad.
Event Location
Miércoles 30 de Junio del 2021
12:30 – 1:30 PM
Facebook Noticias 23: @univision23dfw
Website: univisiondfw.com

Community Envisioning Meeting
2021-05-13 12:00 - 13:30
Metrocare and Councilman Casey Thomas invite you to a Community Envisioning Meeting
Come see the exciting plans for Metrocare’s Behavioral Health Innovation Center at Westmoreland.
Hear about Metrocare’s services for youth, adults, and families.
Give your feedback on the needs for your community.
Event Location
THURSDAY, MAY 13
12:00 – 1:30 PM
HTTPS://ZOOM.US/J/96871566596

Community Envisioning Meeting 2
2021-03-31 23:30 | Metrocare River Bend, 1330 River Bend Dr., Dallas, TX, 75247, United States
Grand Prairie Mental Health Clinic Ceremonial Grand Opening!
March 31, 2021
Virtual Ribbon Cutting & Clinic Tour
Join Metrocare’s Board Chairman Terry James and keynote speaker Grand Prairie Mayor Pro Tem Jorja Clemson for a ceremonial ribbon cutting and virtual clinic tour of our new, state-of-the-art Mental Health Clinic, opening in Grand Prairie. The event will be held virtually via zoom and streamed live on Metrocare’s facebook page. Clinic will open its doors to patients on Monday, April 5, 2021 at 8:00 a.m.
Livestreamed on Metrocare’s Facebook. View here!
For Media Attendance: Contact Tameka Cass for direct link.
11:30 AM
Ceremonial Grand Opening
Grand Prairie Mayor Pro Tem Jorja Clemson
Metrocare Board Chairman Terry James ​
11:45 AM
Ribbon Cutting & Live Clinic Tour
Metrocare Chief Clinical Officer Kelli Laos
Metrocare Director of Facilities Kevin Boyd
Contact
Chief Development Officer Tameka Y. Cass at tameka.cass@metrocareservices.org

2020 Legislative Affairs Breakfast
2020-11-11 08:30 - 09:30
2020 Legislative Affairs Breakfast
November 11, 2020
REGISTER NOW!
8:15 – 8:30 AM
Virtual Networking
8:30 – 9:30 AM
Fireside Chat with Keynote Legislators
Register by October 30, 2020
Join Metrocare’s CEO Dr. John Burruss for a virtual fireside chat with powerful mental health leaders. The Honorable Four Price, Chair of the House Calendars Committee, and The Honorable Toni Rose, Chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles VI, VII & VIII, to discuss the state of behavioral health and the impact the 87th Texas Legislative Session could have on the healthcare community as a whole.
Contact
Director of Public Affairs Christina Collins at christina.collins@metrocareservices.org
Speaker: The Honorable Four Price (Amarillo, TX)
Chairman, House Calendars Committee, Texas House of Representatives
State Representative Four Price, a fourth generation Texan from Amarillo, has the privilege of advocating for constituents residing in five Texas Panhandle counties – Carson, Hutchinson, Moore, Potter and Sherman – and in 2018, was re-elected to his fifth term.
In January 2019, Representative Price was appointed to chair the House Calendars Committee, which is responsible for determining which items of proposed legislation are scheduled for debate in the Texas House Chamber. Price also serves as a member of the House Natural Resources Committee, the House Public Health Committee, and the House Redistricting Committee. He continues to co-chair the Health and Human Services Transition Legislative Oversight Committee and was recently appointed to serve on the House Select Committee on Mass Violence Prevention and Community Safety.
Regarding behavioral health policy, he chaired the House Select Committee on Mental Health (2015-2016) and the House Select Committee on Opioids and Substance Abuse (2017-2018). Price has authored and passed into law several bills pertaining to mental health, suicide prevention and substance use disorders, including HB 10 (85R), HB 13 (85R), HB 18 (86R), HB 19 (86R), and HB 2454 (86R), HB 601 (86R), HB 1063 (86R) and HB 3345 (86R). Recently, Price was presented with a 2020 Legislative Champion Award by Mental Health America. Price and his staff have been recognized for their work by several organizations including the Texas Association of City & County Health Officials, NAMI Texas, the Texas Suicide Prevention Council, Association of Substance Abuse Programs, Texas Hospital Association, and the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute.
Representative Price and his wife, Karen, are the proud parents of four adult children. The Price’s reside in Amarillo.
Speaker: The Honorable Toni Rose (Dallas, TX)
Chairman, House Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles VI, VII, & VIII, Texas House of Representatives
State Representative Toni Rose is currently serving her fourth term in the Texas House of Representatives, representing District 110 which includes the diverse communities of Oak Cliff, Highland Hills, Pleasant Grove, Balch Springs and Mesquite. Born and raised in Dallas, Representative Rose developed a passion for civic engagement at an early age which mirrors her work in mental health, social justice and criminal justice. Representative Rose obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Paul Quinn College.
Representative Rose’s passion continued during her tenure in the Texas Legislature where her legislative focus includes mental health reform, access to affordable healthcare, improving the quality of life for our aging population and underserved communities.
Representative Rose serves as Chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles VI, VII & VIII. As Sub-Committee Chair, Representative Rose leads budget considerations on issues of Natural Resources, Business & Economic Development and Business Regulation. Representative Rose also serves as Chair of the Aging Committee and as a member of the powerful House Committee on Calendars as well as House Committees on Human Services and Redistricting. According to Capitol Inside, Representative Rose ranks the 14th most powerful member of the Texas House of Representatives.
Representative Rose has also received several distinctions for her advocacy of mental health issues, including awards from Mental Health America of Greater Dallas and NAMI Dallas Advocate of the Year. She holds numerous leadership positions, such as 2nd Vice Chair of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, Women in Government State Director, and Executive Committee Member for the National Black Caucus of State Legislators and the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women.
Moderator: Dr. John W. Burruss
Chief Executive Officer, Metrocare Services
Dr. John Burruss is the Chief Executive Officer of Metrocare Services, Dallas County’s provider for Mental Healthcare and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and one of the largest across the country. With an annual budget of over $100 million and a 50-year history, Metrocare serves 60,000 unduplicated patients each year with a staff of 850 employees. From mental health care for adults and children to co-occurring substance abuse treatment, intensive clinical services, and accessible pharmacies, Metrocare breaks down barriers to quality health care through a vast array of supports, including wrap-around case management, housing, and re-entry services.
Under Dr. Burruss’ leadership, Metrocare has sustained agency-wide financial growth and service expansion. He has stewarded over 98 local and statewide partnership and led the agency towards an increasingly integrated approach to care since joining Metrocare in 2013. During his tenure, Metrocare has achieved nationally recognized CARF accreditation and most recently CCBHC (Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic) status, the gold-standard of behavioral health care.
Prior to Metrocare, Dr. Burruss was Executive Medical Director for Affiliates at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston where he managed the Affiliated Medical Services of Baylor and the University of Texas Health Science Center, the largest physician practice in the State of Texas. Dr. Burruss was the youngest Dean ever appointed at Baylor when he became Assistant Dean of Clinical Affairs in 2005. Subsequently, he served as Chief Medical Officer for Baylor from 2009-2010. Throughout that time, Dr. Burruss was a practicing psychiatrist on the medical staff at Ben Taub Hospital where he was Chief of Psychiatry from 2002 to 2008.
Dr. Burruss earned his MD and completed a psychiatric residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston after a bachelors in Biochemistry from The University of Texas at Austin. He has also trained at the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine and the Harvard School of Public Health. He is a Professor of Psychiatry at UT Southwestern, Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and a member of the American College of Psychiatrists.

Intellectual & Developmental Disability Planning Network Advisory Committee
2020-11-10 18:00 - 20:00
November 10, 2020
Intellectual & Developmental Disability Planning Network Advisory Committee Meeting
Metrocare Services is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Metrocare Services November 10 Intellectual & Developmental Disability Planning Network Advisory Committee Meeting​
Time: 6:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 826 965 4973
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2019 Meal for the Minds Luncheon
2019-10-21 11:00 - 13:30 | Hilton Anatole | Imperial Ballroom, 2201 N. Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX, 75207
Silent Auction begins at 11:00 a.m.
Lunch Program begins at 11:30 a.m.
Mara Wilson
Mara Wilson, best known for her childhood roles in Mrs. Doubtfire and Matilda, is a writer and actor living in Los Angeles. Mara was diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder at an early age and has written extensively about her experience, most notably in her memoir Where Am I Now?: True Stories of Girlhood and Accidental Fame. Mara is actively involved in mental health awareness initiatives and has lent her voice to organizations such as Project UROK and Okay to Say. She continues to speak openly about her own mental health and works to challenge stigma as a public figure.
Please join us at our Meal for the Minds luncheon on October 11th to hear Mara Wilson break the silence, fight the stigma and change minds. We are honored to share this opportunity with you.
Sponsorships & Ticket Information
Purchase sponsorships and tickets online now! For sponsorship and individual ticket inquiries, please contact Tameka Y. Cass at 214-743-1220or events@metrocareservices.org.
Thank you to our 2019 Sponsors!
Champion Sponsor
Deedie Rose
Advocate Sponsor
The Rosewood Corporation
Supporter Sponsors
Disability Action Center
Okay to Say™
Parkland Health & Hospital System
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton, LLP
Solender/Hall, Inc.
UMB Bank
Vincent Serafino Geary Waddell Jenevein, P.C.
Partner Sponsors
Tammi Abney
AmeriHealth Caritas Texas
Rich Buckley
Burruss Law PLLC
Jane Burruss, Ph.D., J.D.
G.L. Seaman & Company
The Geisler Family
ISC Group
Morgan & Weisbrod, LLP
North Central Surgical Center Hospital
Southern Area Behavioral Healthcare
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals
t. howard and associates architects, inc.
Kenneth and Linda Thompson
UT Southwestern Medical Center/Southwestern Medical Foundation
Event Location
The Hilton Anatole
2201 N. Stemmons Fwy, Dallas, TX 75207
Complimentary valet
