Matt Houston is Chief of Staff of BEAM, a company that offers bundled technology and professional services to provide high quality back office services and the capacity to grow. Matt is also Principal of MLH Enterprises and Chairman of the Board for the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce. MLH Enterprises is a Dallas-based firm that provides education, professional development, and political consulting to organizations across the country. In February of 2013, Matt was selected to the Dallas Business Journal’s 2013 class of Minority Business Leaders. Matt was most recently named to the Dallas Business Journal’s 2013 list of Top 40 Under 40, an annual who’s who that includes corporate executives, entrepreneurs and business leaders.
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