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The Jenkins Organization Inc. (TJO) is a Houston-based real estate company specializing in the self-storage and RV park industries. Established in 1989 by Ricky L. Jenkins, the company oversees over $1 billion in commercial real estate assets, with $750 million owned, and operates more than 60 self-storage facilities across Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. With a focus on acquisition, development, management, and internet marketing, TJO has acquired over $250 million in assets in the past three years and manages a total of 4.5 million square feet of self-storage space serving more than 20,000 customers. The company is actively pursuing new development and acquisition opportunities throughout the United States. Generated from the website

The Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (HHCC) is the leading regional advocate for the economic and civic interests of the Hispanic business community in the Greater Houston area. With a media platform that reaches over three million people, HHCC conducts interviews with corporate sponsors, executives, elected officials, small business members, Emerging Leaders, and Business Institute to promote and support the Hispanic business community. As the premier resource for and about the Hispanic business community, HHCC offers customized corporate sponsorships designed to meet specific objectives and provide a high return on investment. Their Annual Luncheon Business Expo, the largest business luncheon in the Greater Houston region, is one of the organization's flagship events. Through their initiatives and advocacy efforts, HHCC strives to empower and uplift Hispanic businesses in Houston.Generated from the website

Comp-U-Dopt is a Houston-based nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing technology access and education to under-resourced youth and their communities. They achieve this by recycling donated computers, refurbishing them, and loading them with software before giving them to selected families in need through their Computer Giveaway program. Additionally, Comp-U-Dopt helps families find affordable internet solutions and offers free tech education programs for both youth and adults, aiming to inspire curiosity and create brighter futures. With a strong focus on digital equity, Comp-U-Dopt has distributed over 97,000 computers, served over 177,000 students, and impacted over 577,000 individuals. Their tech education programs cater to different age groups, from Tiny Tech for grades 1-2 to IT Pathways for ages 16-26, providing opportunities for children and young adults to enhance their computer and technology literacy. Through their Digital Skills Builder Program, learners of all ages can develop essential digital literacy skills to navigate computers and the internet.Generated from the website