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Area trade and professional organizations

Connections Bookstore - DONE
CareStaf - Magnolia
Trio Hair Concepts - Bluebonnet Circle
Brothers 2 Cleaners - Bluebonnet Circle
Denehy Architects - Bluebonnet Circle
Corporate Personnel Service Temps - Camp Bowie Blvd., W. - DONE
Heliotrope - DONE
Waits Avenue, 3205 House - DONE
Cowtown Massage - DONE
Carl Montgomery Real Estate - University - DONE
Hulen Hills Animal Hospital - DONE
Linda Eichelberger Realty - University - DONE
Michael L. de Die, CPA - University - DONE
Counseling Associates - University - DONE
Spiral Cafe & Bakery - Magnolia - DONE
Helen Painter & Company on Forest Park - DONE
Century 21 - Wedgemont Circle N. off Granbury Road - DONE
Mays Realty - Forest Park - DONE

American Institute of Architects Fort Worth
1425 8th Avenue Suite 100
76116
927-2411, fax: 2444
aiafortworth.org

American Subcontractors Association - N. TX
2715 Avenue E East #616
Arlington 76011
640-8275, fax: 695-7769
asa-northtexas.org

Apartment Association of Tarrant County
6350 Baker Blvd
76118
284-1121, fax: 2054
aatcnet.org

Building Owners and Managers Association - BOMA
777 Main St #765
Fort Worth 76102
336-2662, fax: 338-1925
bomafortworth.org

Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors
2650 Parkview Dr
76102
336-5165, fax: 870-2863
gfwar.org

National Association of Women in Construction
Box 162898
76161
831-8801, fax: 8621
nawic-fw.com

SCORE-Fort Worth (working with small businesses)
1150 S Fwy, James Guinn Complex
76104
871-6002, fax: 820-0531
scorefortworth.org

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