Realtors from Keller Williams present Village Learning and Achievement Center founder, Kim Brusatori, with a check.

KINGWOOD, TX - Keller Williams Realty Northeast in Kingwood announced that it raised $30,000 from hosting the KWCares American Bandstand Relived gala last October. A check for $27,000 was presented to the Village Learning & Achievement Center for children and adults with disabilities. The remainder of the funds raised was donated to KWCares charities, which supports Keller Williams Realty associates and their families faced with extreme hardship as a result of a sudden emergency.

Attending the seminar held at the Humble Civic Center were (from left): Debra Row, Keller Williams assistant team leader; Hayman; his wife Deb Hayman; Sears; and Michell Bergeaux, Keller Williams’ CNE seminar coordinator. 

Kingwood TX:  Keller Williams Realty Northeast in Kingwood recently hosted a two-day seminar on negotiations skills conducted by nationally-recognized executive management development instructor Tom Hayman. Approximately 80 Keller Williams Realty agents earned the designation of Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE).

“In our continuing effort to stay ahead of the learning curve, licensed full-service Realtors participate in significant required on-going education each year,” said Chris Sears, Keller Williams Realty Northeast team leader. 

Holly Little defies the lawyer stereotype: she’s personable, caring and known for her professionalism. A partner in the Law Offices of Hand & Little, she started her firm eight years ago with the mission of delivering outstanding customer service.

Little recently re-located her law practice from east Texas to the Anchor Building on Lakeville Dr. in Kingwood. The move was in conjunction with her husband, cardiologist Dr. Raymond Little, taking a position at Kingwood Medical Center.

The Kingwood business and residential community is certain to benefit from Holly Little’s 14 years of experience in the field of law. She has a background in corporate law as a legal affairs assistant chief for Black Entertainment Television (now owned by Viacom) and as an associate for major law firms in Boston and Washington D.C. She also served as an attorney for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Certified Nurse-Midwives Polly Logan, left, and Janet Little show off one of the water birth tubs at their new Kingwood business: Reunion Women’s Health & Birth Center.

Kingwood, TX - Two Kingwood residents have given birth to a new business. Certified Nurse-Midwives Polly Logan and Janet Little have opened Reunion Women’s Health & Birth Center behind Kingwood Medical Center.

The birth center allows healthy women with low-risk pregnancies the opportunity to personalize their birth experience in a home-like setting with fewer medical interventions and more family participation.

The 3,300 square-foot complex features two private birthing rooms along with a common kitchen and family waiting room. Each birthing room has a custom-manufactured, thermal air-jetted tub for water births, a full-sized bed, rocking chair and birthing ball, giving expectant moms a choice as to where to labor and deliver.