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The Central Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce is continuing the momentum of two successful years of its RISE Total Resource Campaign (TRC) with the launch of its 3rd Annual RISE Total Resource Campaign. We are pleased to share that Lisa Ta of Texas Regional Bank will serve as this year’s Campaign Chair, bringing her leadership and dedication to this impactful initiative. The RISE Campaign offers a diverse array of marketing and sponsorship opportunities designed to help businesses amplify their brand presence and share their stories with the Fort Bend County community.

During this five-week campaign, businesses of all sizes can:

  • Gain enhanced exposure among Chamber members and stakeholders
  • Increase return on investment through year-round Chamber programming
  • Access tailored advertising, branding, and networking opportunities
  • Strengthen connections that support long-term business growth

The Central Fort Bend Chamber is dedicated to its mission of cultivating community connections, advocating for business interests, and facilitating growth. Membership plays a vital role in enabling the Chamber to execute and expand its impactful programs and initiatives.

Why Join the RISE Campaign?
Led by a dynamic team of volunteers, the RISE Campaign is thoughtfully curated to offer innovative advertising, branding, and networking platforms. These opportunities are designed to help businesses achieve new levels of success and visibility. By participating, businesses can position themselves for growth while contributing to the economic vitality of Fort Bend County.

We invite you to be part of this transformative initiative and join us in creating meaningful opportunities for business development in our community. Together, we can help your business RISE to new heights!

The 2026 RISE TRC Leadership Team

2026 Campaign Chair
Lisa Ta, Texas Regional Bank

Vice Chairs
Aaron Groff, EHRA Engineering
Dustin Vacek, RE/MAX Opportunities
Georgeann Calzada, Wharton County Junior College
Todd Hamilton, DCCM

Team Captains 
Armanda Palomino McClure, Wharton County Junior College
Breah Campbell, Si Environmental
David Selesky, GFL Environmental
Heather Hernandez-Sedillo, Reining Strength Therapeutic Horsemanship
Heather Ping, Johnson Development Corp.
Katlynn Balson, Houston Methodist Sugar Land
Liz Hamm, BeLocal
Louis Brown, Pape-Dawson
Marc Ferruzzo, ByteTime Computing
Nick Deacon, Johnson Development Corp.
Ruston Hughes, Odyssey Engineering

RISE Volunteers

Ann Kingrey, Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital
Calvin Chang, HTL365
Courtney Adkinson, Westlake Lutheran Academy
Daniela Abrego, Fort Bend County Fair Association
Donisha Wright, Wright Bookkeeping Services
Drew Sulak, Gurecky Manufacturing Services
Duaa Kheir, Frost Bank
Erin Malbrough, McWilliams Heating, Cooling and Plumbing
Greg Smith, GJS Risk Solutions
Haley McDonald, Kelsey-Seybold Clinic
Jane Schulz, Fort Bend History Association
Jason Tello/LuzMarie Garcia, Social Reach Consultancy
Jerryd Mayfield, Si Environmental
Jesus Ramirez, Texas State Technical College
Julie Kveton, Riverstone
Kaityln Vu, Terracon
Kimberly Williams, University of Houston
Lee Crenshaw, Municipal District Services
Lesley Blanks, Wharton County Junior College Foundation
Liz Moreno, ServPro
Luke Dorman, Gurecky Manufacturing Services
Mackenzie Davis, Austin Point
Mackenzie Johnson, Muncipal District Services
Marla Jurek, Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union
Matt Treadway, Matthew Treadway, CRE
McKenzie Lutton, Odyssey Engineering
Megan Leonhardt, East Fort Bend Human Needs
Nellie Pina, Develop Richmond
Ryan Herweck, SiEnergy
Stacey LaViola, Superior Fence & Rail
Tiffany & Derek Davis, Davis & Davis Real Estate Media Firm
Veronica Reyes, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Wendy Lofgren, That 1 Painter Fort Bend County

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