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SUMMARY:IFMA - JUNE PROGRAM (Renee McNiel)
DESCRIPTION:Renee McNiel spent 10 years in the restaurant industry including managing the construction and opening of a restaurant. This experience was helpful to her success in the relocation industry due to her experience with customer service and construction management. McNiel went to work for a relocation business in 1989\, moving over 1\,500 employees for CNG Producing in New Orleans. After 16 years working for a relocation firm\, starting as a Project Coordinator and working her way up to Vice President\, McNiel decided it was time to start her own business.  \n  \nMcNiel started Corporate Move Consulting Inc (CMCI) out of a desire to implement full-scope project management services for institutions and corporations needing to relocate or restack their offices\, as well as hospitals seeking activation and transition services. Her proprietary\, five-step project management process has been implemented for over 950 clients since she began her business in 2005. McNiel earned her PMP certification from the Project Management Institute in 2007. \n  \nMcNiel prides herself on providing the solutions her clients seek for their relocation needs. At one client’s site\, she implemented the re-use of file cabinets (by having them painted to match the new color scheme) rather than purchasing new file cabinets in 286\,000 square feet of space. This resulted in the client saving well over $200\,000. At another client site\, McNiel was the contact person for a client when FEMA decided to take over the space they were vacating. Renee ensured that this million-dollar-a-day business met their schedule\, while assisting FEMA in moving into the space to assist flood victims. \n  \nMcNiel also is delighted that clients value CMCI’s expertise and hire her organization over and over again. In fact\, CMCI was recently hired by one client at his fifth location of employment over a 25-year period. This is a true testament to McNiel’s leadership and CMCI’s strong customer service. \n  \nIn her 20 years in business\, McNiel and her company have won Business Woman of the Year – 2010\, 50 Fastest Women-Owned Growing Businesses of the Year – 2010 and 2012\, One of 500 Emerging Businesses in the Nation – 2010; HBJ Fast 100 – 2013\, 2015\, 2016; and HBJ – Move of a Headquarters for Memorial Hermann – 2012 and Inner City 100 National Award – 2022.
URL:https://cmcimove.com/calendar/ifma-june-program-renee-mcniel/
LOCATION:Fluor\, 757 N Eldridge Pkwy\, Houston\, TX\, 77079\, United States
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SUMMARY:CREW - From Gandhi's Legacy to Indian Delights: A Cultural Afternoon
DESCRIPTION:Join CREW Houston for an inspiring afternoon at the Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston – the only museum in the United States dedicated to the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. \nThis immersive space not only chronicles Gandhi’s journey and teachings but also celebrates global icons of peace and nonviolence\, including Martin Luther King Jr.\, Nelson Mandela\, and the Dalai Lama. \nThe museum was brought to life by TDK Construction under the leadership of Tina Khatri\, now CEO of the company and a Board Trustee of the museum. Her vision and dedication to creating meaningful spaces are evident throughout this powerful project. \nAfter the tour\, we’ll continue the experience with dinner at Aga’s Restaurant – a Houston favorite known for its bold Indian flavors and warm hospitality.
URL:https://cmcimove.com/calendar/crew-from-gandhis-legacy-to-indian-delights-a-cultural-afternoon/
LOCATION:Eternal Gandhi Museum\, 12379 Riceville School Road\, Houston\, TX\, 77031\, United States
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SUMMARY:AIA - VERDANT LABORATORY
DESCRIPTION:Architecture Center Houston is proud to announce their upcoming exhibition Verdant Laboratory by Falon Mihalicopening Thursday\, June 12\, 5:30-7:30pm\, and continuing through August 22\, 2025. \nVerdant Laboratory transforms the gallery into a speculative ecology—part science lab\, part art installation—that tells the story of Houston’s wild and often overlooked landscapes. \nThrough large-scale mixed media drawings\, sculptures\, and a video projection\, Mihalic explores the living systems that form Houston’s foundation. Houston is not just a city built on bayous—it is a bayou. Situated at the intersection of the Galveston Bay estuary and coastal prairie\, Houston exists within a dynamic and powerful web of water\, soil\, and biodiversity. Verdant Laboratory invites visitors to reconsider the city’s terrain not as backdrop\, but as a vibrant\, evolving protagonist. \n“This work is about listening to the land\,” said Falon Mihalic. “Houston’s ecology is alive. It floods\, it heals\, it reshapes itself. Through art and design\, we can begin to see landscape not as a passive setting but as a resilient\, responsive system essential to our urban future.” \nAs the effects of climate change become more visible and the city of Houston continues to grow\, Verdant Laboratoryprompts a critical conversation: How can we foreground landscape ecology in shaping the resilient cities of tomorrow? Join us as we reexamine what it means to live with\, not just on\, the land. \nEvent is free and open to the community. \nExhibition and programming sponsors: \nVerdant Laboratory is funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance; REES; and Houston Architecture Foundation. \nProgramming Partners
URL:https://cmcimove.com/calendar/aia-verdant-laboratory/
LOCATION:Architecture Center Houston\, 902 Commerce Street\, Houston\, 77002\, United States
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