Houston Technology Center
(HTC)
                                               American Marketing
Association (AMA)
                                              & Business Marketing
Association (BMA)
                  present the Houston technology community's premier event
of the year...

                                        THE HOUSTON TECHNOLOGY FORUM

Entitled "Technology Trends Affecting Houston's Future," the program will
feature Michael Capellas, President & CEO of Compaq, John Mendelsohn, M.D.,
President of U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, and Jeffrey Skilling,
President and CEO of ENRON speaking about emerging trends in information
technology, energy and life sciences and their visions for Houston's future.
The program and Q&A will be moderated by Lloyd Bentsen III, Chairman of
Houston Technology Center.

         Tuesday, May 29, 2001
         10:45 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. - Registration and Networking
         11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Luncheon and Program
         Hyatt Regency Houston, Imperial Ballroom
         Registration:  https://www.summitreg.com/htc/index.asp

Levels of Participation:

   **$5,000 Pioneer Sponsorship Package
        >A reserved table for 10 in a premier location in the room, with a
company table sign
        >Sponsor's company name featured on signage at the event
        >Sponsor's company name listed in HTC advertisements prior to the
event
        >A hotlink to the sponsor company's website on HTC's, AMA's and
BMA's websites

   **Preferred Seating
      $1,000 table (seats 10)
      $   125 individual ticket

   **Standard Seating
      $  650 table (seats 10)
      $    75 individual ticket

In January 2000, HTC presented the first Houston Technology Forum to a
sell-out crowd in the Hyatt Regency Imperial Ballroom.  We look forward to
another exciting event this year.  For more information, look for the
Houston Technology Center half-page ad in Section A of tomorrow's Houston
Chronicle or visit http://www.houstontech.org.

Thank you for your continued support of the Houston Technology Center.

 <<Houston Technology Forum.pdf>>

 - Houston Technology Forum.pdf