On April 20, leading breast cancer screening and diagnostic organization, The Rose, hosted its 5th annual A Time to Care luncheon.Â
The event was chaired by Myrleen Knott, secretary of The Rose Board and co-owner and vice-president of Buffalo Flange, Inc., with emcee Rita Garcia, morning news anchor for Houston’s Fox 26.
The luncheon honored the efforts of women devoted to The Rose’s mission while raising over $70,000 to benefit The Rose’s annual programming.
Liz is a native Texan and has a knack for all things design- and media-related. While obtaining her communications degree at the University of Houston—Clear Lake, she was accepted for a marketing and events internship at Houstonia and quickly fell in love with the magazine. Staying on as a part-time event coordinator, she officially joined the team as an Account Executive for Digital Sales in November 2017. She’s a freelance graphic designer who also enjoys live music, reading and trying new foods. Liz dreams of restoring a van and traveling the U.S, one state at a time.
Through Houstonia she wants to be a part of making Houston grow artistically, creatively—and, more importantly, socially.
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