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MEDIA RELEASE: May 12th, 300 plus Professionals gather for Netweaving with InHouston

admin — Sat, 08 May 2010 04:41:55 +0000

For Release:
May 10, 2010
0500hrs CDT

For more information contact:
Eric Standlee, 281-377-6296, eric@americanprudentialcap

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May 12th, 300 plus Professionals gather for Netweaving with InHouston

Uptown Park, Houston, Texas – Wednesday May 12th, hundreds of business professionals from inside and outside the Houston metroplex and even from outside the country gather together for pay-it-forward netweaving with servant leadership. From 2pm to 8pm people from front-line business development to owners and shareholders wanting to meet like-minded business professionals will come when they can and leave when they have to. The mixer fills the back end of the bar overspilling into the patio with 350-400 professionals at the Tasting Room Uptown Park at 110 Uptown Park Boulevard Houston, Texas.

The group started on LinkedIn as the brainchild of local Houston business owner to bring together Houston area businesses on-line. Soon, Eric Standlee, InHouston’s Founder and principal with his family-owned alternatve funding firm American Prudential Capital, Inc., realized that people meeting on-line help each other better when they meet off-line too. Through this netweaving, Eric has helped add millions to their company’s top-line sales revenue. Anecdotal evidence points to the group generating millions more in new top-line revenue for many of the members as well. RSVPs are being take at http://inhouston.ning.com/events up till May 12th, 2010, the day of the event. Directions and more details can be found on the Uptown Mixer’s event page there.

Eric Standlee speaks regularly around the Houston area to groups small and large about “Driving Revenue Using Social Networking.” Since 1989 Houston-based alternaive funding firm American Prudential Capital, Inc. has financed businesses not only across Texas but also from coast to coast. Bank alliances and proprietary services have propelled APC to the forefront of respected names in the industry. APC offers tried and true commercial accounts receivable management and finance along with unique funding solutions for startups, acquisitions and high growth companies. More information regarding American Prudential Capital, Inc. can be obtained from their website http://www.americanprudential.com/.

RSVP for next InHouston Mixer in Uptown

admin — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 07:35:32 +0000

RSVP here for InHouston’s Uptown Mixer.

Tons of networking going on with 300+ showing up.

Come see what the fuss is all about concerning the Servant Leadership style netweaving.

Eric Standlee to speak at the Clear Lake CoC 4/7

admin — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 07:31:56 +0000

Come on out to:

1201 E. NASA Parkway, Houston, Texas 77058-3391

Hear Eric Standlee speak on driving revenue using social networking.

This is from 8:30am, so get your coffee and show up bright eyed and bushy tailed.

Eric Standlee speaking at GHP Business Development Luch and Learn

admin — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 05:11:24 +0000

Eric Standlee, VP of Business Development and Bank Relationship Development and principal of American Prudential Capital, Inc., will speak about “Utilizing Social Networking to Generate Real Revenue: How a Recovering Geek Learned Servant Leadership Netweaving which translated into 10MM in new monthly revenue.”

The Greater Houston Partnership, Houston’s largest chamber of commerce, has invited their member and a regular speaker on this subject to groups large and small to share what to look out for and how to take advantage of social networking sites like LinkedIn and Facebook to generate real revenue.

The Lunch and Learn is on the Houston.org events calendar for May 19th, 2009. Join us and let’s pack out the lunch. Come early to netweave and stay late for practical application.

Join me at my mixer 3/11 in Uptown Park, Houston, Tx

admin — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 03:21:07 +0000

February 2008, I invited my group of friends from LinkedIn who were in Houston to come join me for a mixer. It was that one day in February that year when we had sleet and 290 was in grid-lock. The Panera Bread where we were having the mixer was on 290. I was surprised that 6 people showed up.

Last mixer, more than 350 showed up. We have these at the Tasting Room in Uptown Park, and it is a good thing that the room is big and they have a patio because 350 people is more than standing room only and we aren’t the only crowd there.

Come join me by RSVP’ing at inhouston.ning.com/events and let’s get Houston’s economy back in the upward direction.

Eric Standlee