ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE
The annual meeting of the Efficiency First Board of Directors and membership will take place on Friday, April 23rd from 12 p.m. – 3 p.m. Central Time.
Renaissance Austin Hotel
Austin, TX
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Might it be possible to have a live streaming audio feed from the meeting for those of us unable to attend?
Urge you to forgo Texas in the future. Their attitude on Capital Punishment is unforgivable. They recently (finally) admitted to executing an innocent man, and have refused to admit to many others. To provide benefit to Texas’ economic benefit with a meeting or conference is not sound policy. Until they are willing to do better at justice (a LOT better), I suggest you not have any Texas dealings.
One county in Texas has more killings of inmates by the govt than almost the rest of the nation combined! It’s really shameful and not in keeping with the spirit of America. Let’s let them know how we feel with out pocketbooks.