We had a fantastic experience attending Port Houston's 2nd Annual Inclusive Procurement Day. We learned a lot about Port Houston's vision and economic growth. We were impressed by the business equity team's efforts to support the growth and development of small, minority, and women-owned businesses through various initiatives.
Since the formation of the U.S. Small Business Administration in 1953, all levels of government have been working for equal procurement opportunities for small and minority-owned businesses. The State of Texas implemented the Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) program in 1991 and reports year-over-year increases in the dollar value of contracts awarded to HUB-certified businesses. Jing started PRISM Renderings to provide women a career opportunity in balance with their family life. The company is proud to be HUB-certified plus WBE and MBE by the City of Houston, as well as SBE, WBE, and MBE with Port Houston.
For the past 18 years, PRISM has proudly collaborated with architectural firms on numerous public sector projects as a woman-owned firm with an all-female team. However, we had never explored the opportunities of directly engaging with the organizations that need our services. We are excited about the enormous resources and new opportunities for upcoming projects with Port Houston and other organizations.
“Give the game a chance to come to you and often enough it will.”
Michael Lewis, author
Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game
Relying on their data science methodology for property acquisition, developer Pagewood snapped up an unlikely 4.5 acre business park in the Memorial City submarket of west Houston. Leasing is underway for the few remaining commercial suites at the renamed Georgibelle Business Park.
Keeping eyes on the prize, Tortoise One opened this month on a prime piece of real estate in West Palm Beach, Florida. Developer Tortoise Properties acquired the property with approvals already in place for two 8-story multifamily buildings. Working with MSA Architects, Inc., Tortoise revised the whole development to be a connected luxury compound.
We celebrate seven amazing years with our VP of Business Development, Deborah Gross! In reaching this seven-year milestone, Deborah has proven to be a go-getter and connector, embodying hard work, resilience, and a passion for building relationships. A heartfelt thank you for your unwavering dedication and invaluable contributions to our business growth.
We are excited to announce that after 10 years with the company, Sarah Amos has been promoted to President for PRISM. She will continue to work closely with our Founder/CEO, Jing, to further grow our team and services. Sarah's unwavering loyalty to our team and clients has been invaluable and has played a vital role in our success. Congratulations on your well-deserved promotion!
Bisnow's Houston State of the Market event didn’t disappoint. The lineup was phenomenal, and it was thrilling to see six of our clients on stage! Thanks to keynote speaker Matt Mooney and the three distinguished panels for providing invaluable insights into the Houston market outlook and sharing exciting local projects. We're truly honored to be working on some of those projects.
Despite lingering power outages in the aftermath of the storm, the Houston Design Gala, benefiting Architecture Center Houston, saw a fantastic turnout at the 713 Music Hall. Jing, accompanied by her dear friend and President of Architecture Center Houston Foundation, Carrie Stallwitz, enjoyed an evening filled with uplifting messages and exciting announcements
Jing and Deborah enjoyed an exclusive members-only tour organized by ULI Houston, giving them a first look at the Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts, the vibrant new centerpiece of Houston's Theater District.
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