Centennial Club Launched, Honoring Fort Worth's Enduring Businesses
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The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 144th annual meeting, focusing on legacy, leadership, and innovation. They introduced the Centennial Club to honor businesses lasting 100 years or more, featuring panelists from Freese and Nichols (132 years), Ben E. Keith Company (120 years), and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (118 years). These companies attributed their longevity to steady leadership, strong culture, private ownership, and adapting while maintaining core values. The seminary showcased Fort Worths early incentives and recently recovered from financial challenges with local support. The chamber also presented awards to Crescent Real Estate and retiring Visit Fort Worth CEO Bob Jameson for their contributions to the city.
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