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Lynne Malkoff President Lynne Malkoff Promotions (LMP) announces business with two fellow WBEs, ADP-LLC and Harris & Dickey . These companies met

Lynne Malkoff President Lynne Malkoff Promotions (LMP)announces business with Sustaining Member, Fluor . These two companies met at a WBCS event. LMP provided Fluor with imprinted shirts, awards and holiday cards .

Deanna Becker, president and owner of Peak Promotions announces a deal with Valerie Freeman, CEO of Imprimis to help unveil their new company logo. Peak provided imprinted tumblers, gel pens, vases and flashlights to publicize the new look.

Deanna Becker, president and owner of Peak Promotions met Blake Shaw with Texas A&M University/Commerce at the WBCS Harvesting Partnerships event in September 2012.

Deanna Becker, president and owner of Peak Promotions announces business with Sustaining Member, Dell . "It is a pleasure to have business relationships with other women involved in the WBCS," says Becker. Peak Promotions provided a large order of logo imprinted rocket pens for Dell .

Deanna Becker, president and owner of Peak Promotions announces business with fellow Sustaining Member, FedEx Office . "Peak Promotions is proud to be the providers for FedEx Office Annual President's Club Awards," says Becker.

Deanna Becker, president and owner of Peak Promotions announces expanding business with Sustaining Member, FedEx Office .

Deanna Becker, president and owner of Peak Promotions announces new business with fellow WBE, Trans-Expedite . These WBEs met through the WBCS and have been doing business together for the past two years. Keeli Jernigan, CEO & president of Trans-Expedite and and Deanna Becker sit on the Board of Directors together.

These two companies met in 2007 and since then, Darla Beggs and Sou Lam have since maintained a great rapport. "Darla is a strong leader and a great mentor. Over the last few years, she would make wonderful suggestions and comments that were always insightful to me," says Lam.

Rebecca and Mezaun met during first quarter of 2011. "Rebecca was referred to us as the best and toughest attorney to handle a difficult receivable issue. At the time, Rebecca was employed by another firm. She later branched out and started her own law practice, at which time I encouraged her to get certified as a WBE," says Norman.