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Jake Posey, an Attorney from the Posey Law Firm in Austin talks about some of the things the TAPC has done for the state of Texas as well as its economy.

Steve Koebele, an Attorney from Austin, talks about how the Texas Association of Personnel Consultants help Texas' economy and why we should get involved.

In this part of Roger Williams' speech at the TAPC State Conference, he talks about how the private sector is the work horse of Texas' economy.

Secretary of State, Roger Williams, discusses in his speech how we need to keep Texas open for business.

At the TAPC State Conference, Secretary of State Roger Williams talks about Texas' economic development.

We asked Secretary of State, Roger Williams, to give us his thoughts on how the national recession has not really effected Texas' economy. Let's hear what he has to say.

We met up with Roger Williams, Secretary of State of the state of Texas. In this part of his speech he discusses the free enterprise system and why its the best in the world.

Texas companies, even in this time of economic lag, are building and expanding. This is great news for Dallas job seekers. David Bruesehoff with Ernst & Young, talks about his company and others that are in a time of growth and the impact that has on local job seekers.

Why are some major companies always hiring? This is a question that Kristi Thomas, General Manager for Jobing.com Dallas, tackles in this video.

The Real Estate industry is always changing and has gone through some dramatic shifts in recent years. The system is now back to the way it used to be five years ago. Gabriel Corra, Real Estate Consultant for Your Solutions Team, Keller Williams, talks about recent trends in the business.

Information technology is an incredibly hot industry in the Dallas market. We have recovered from post 9/11 and the fall of the telecom corridor. Jason Clayton, President of Dallas Operations for The Rowland Group, covers some of the other hot industries in Dallas and what types of people succeed in those positions.

A lot of employers that are long-term are corporately housed right here in Dallas-Fort Worth. A lot of companies are even moving to Texas. Jason Clayton, President of Dallas Operations for The Rowland Group, discusses the wealth of opportunities available because of the wide number of employers here in Dallas.

There is a natural ebb and flow to the real estate market. This flow affects the success of real estate agents and how hot the market is. Linda Waller, Broker Owner of Main Street Real Estate, helps to explain this trend.

There is a shortage of qualified people that can work in accounting. John Allis with J Allis & Company LLC talks about this recent trend. Smart people are needed in accounting today!

There is a shortage of talent in the energy arena internationally. David Marshall, SPHR, GPHR, International Human Resources Consultant, advises college grads to find the perfect match for them in the energy field. There is a global war for talent and a lot of companies are stealing personnel in order to compete.

Do you have a passion for spreading the word on maintaining a clean environment for a better world? Jeff Jacoby, Staff Director for Texas Campaign For The Environment, talks about their organization and how anyone can get involved.

If you are an environmentally conscious person, someone who has a passion for the environment, you may want to know the recent environmental trends with Dallas businesses. Jeff Jacoby, Staff Director for Texas Campaign For The Environment, explains more.

Just Google "Going Green" and you will come up with millions of articles on this recent trend that is revolutionizing how businesses operate. Accompanying this revolution are new jobs being created. Jeff Jacoby with Texas Campaign For The Environment explains some of the craze.

Dr. Bobette Dunn, Program Director for ACT Houston - at Dallas, mentions the key shortage areas in foreign language education here in Dallas.

Dr. Bobette Dunn, Program Director for ACT Houston - at Dallas, covers a few areas where there are critical teacher shortages. These spots will be the teaching positions that are in most demand.

Luisa Mendoza from AMS Production Group shares her thoughts on the recent trends in the industry and the future outlook.

Denise Southall, VP of Network Management for Coventry Healthcare, informs us of some of the latest trends in the healthcare benefits arena.

Patty talks to us from Easter Seals/MANT workers with disabilities symposium. We hear from one of the key note speakers, Bill Thorton, President of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, and Jose Ixhu, a recruiter from Lockheed Martin, talks to us about why Lockheed Martin was a sponsor of "Bettering your bottom line: Dollars and sense of hiring people with disabilities."