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The Houston Interactive Marketing Association (HIMA) hosted its second Show & Tell Mixer. What exactly is it? It’s a networking event where marketers present their most successful campaigns. A picture is worth a thousand words, but the video speaks volumes.

The Southwest Alternate Media Project (SWAMP) and the Texas Motion Picture Alliance (TXMPA) hosted a Film Industry Town Hall Meeting to address the issues facing Texas’s film industry. We hoped this meeting would provide solutions, but it fell short of our expectations. Filmmakers wanted a solid plan from their leaders, but got nothing.

What’s the best way to celebrate Houston’s SLAB history? With a procession or parade, of course! The term SLAB stands for Slow, Low, and Bangin. Houston’s 1st SLAB Parade and Festival celebrated its automotive heritage and Hip Hop.

Obsessionz Car Club hosted its first auto show at Top Contenders Gymnastics Academy in Spring Hill. Organizer and car club president Joe Rodriguez is on a mission to become one of the top three car shows in Hernando County. Its mission is to be inclusive and to help end the negativity infecting the car community.

High Tech Connect was founded in 2018 by Zac Duffy and Daniella Diaz to bridge the Tampa Bay technology community. Over the last several years, growth and innovation have been the top drivers of the Tampa Bay area's growth. As one of the top 10 places to live in the country, Tampa Bay is known as “The Technology Hub,” a designation attributed to its advanced technology offerings.

The Houston Social Media Breakfast is a grassroots organization of professionals who meet monthly to discuss social media and its business applications, featuring a guest speaker and, at times, a panel. After relocating to Houston to meet new people, Kami Watson Huyse founded the Houston Social Media Breakfast group in 2009.

Ken and Joanne Zarrillo of Family Car Wash and Auto Center and Joe Rodriguez of Obsessionz Car Club held the first of many car meets in a pre-Spring event on March 19th. The car meet featured 75 vehicles, including old and new showstoppers, and eats from Cali Street Tacos, which brought California flavors to our Spring Hill, Florida community.