4Q25 DFW Quarterly Happy Hour
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Dallas

4Q25 DFW Quarterly Happy Hour

The Economic Club of Texas is creating a space for the finance community and, in the future, all leaders and entrepreneurs, to connect meaningfully across Texas. We're building a high-caliber, non-partisan community focused on professional growth, shared opportunity, and long-term relationships.

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Wednesday, October 22, 20255:00 PM9:30 PMOld Parkland142 attended
Recap
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On-the-record remarks on Texas capital migration

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45-minute open member Q&A

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142 members and guests across three Texas metros

"The room had every endowment CIO in the state. That doesn't happen by accident."
— Member feedback, post-event survey
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