In an effort to get more new people to attend our monthly meetings, we are offering a special discount to first time meeting attendees. On the Event Page, there will be an option for the first time attendee to select that will allow them to attend the meeting for FREE. The intent is to get people to the meeting and excited about the lunch and learn so they will keep returning. Please let those in your office know about this opportunity for our September or October meetings.

For those who are past the "first time attendee" status, we would like to remind you that there is a member discount for every meeting. Check out the "Become A Member" Tab at the top for more information and a link to the National IES Website to become a member today. 

The IES Houston Chapter is pleased to announce the 2017-2018 Officers and Board of Managers.

President: Carrie Cavins
Vice President: Jared Gunlock
Secretary: Jaren Fort
Treasurer: Jason Feit

Past President: Mark Beebe
Board Member: Trenton Schaaf
Board Member: David Nesmith
Board Member: Manny Moran
Board Member: Christopher Wells

The new team began their work last month and are currently working hard on the development of the programs for this season and planning for educational opportunities. We all are looking forward to the year ahead with the chapter and can't wait to see everyone at our September lunch meeting.

As always, we welcome any input or suggestions on topics, events or education that you would like to see throughout the year. Drop us a line.

View and download the PDF handout for our February meeting with Mark Lien.

This year's IES Houston Expo was held in City Centre. The day was full of valuable learning and networking. See a few pictures from the day of the event.

Held each Spring, the Tim Carnes Memorial Golf Tournament was established in 2002 as a way to organize lighting professionals for a day of recreation, networking, and friendly competition. While open to the general public, most participants are members of the IES Houston Section and the larger lighting community. Sponsors included Houston-area businesses.