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Fearless Friday: Honoring Simone Biles ??? This Women’s History Month Friday, we celebrate Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast in history and a proud Texan who has redefined greatness! Born in Columbus, Ohio, but raised in Spring, Texas, Simone’s journey to the top wasn’t just about talent—it was about hard work, resilience, and fearless determination. With 37 Olympic and World Championship medals, she has set records that may never be broken. Her signature moves, like the Biles Flip, have pushed gymnastics to new heights—literally! But Simone’s impact goes beyond the mat. She’s a mental health advocate, role model, and trailblazer, proving that strength isn’t just about physical ability—it’s about knowing when to put yourself first. ????? Her story is a reminder that greatness comes from courage, perseverance, and never backing down from a challenge. Let’s take that energy into Friday and beyond! #WomensHistoryMonth #FearlessFriday #SimoneBiles #TexasGreatness #BreakingRecords #GymnasticsGOAT

Trailblazing Thursday: Honoring Diana Natalicio ??? This Women’s History Month Thursday, we celebrate Diana Natalicio, a visionary leader from Texas who transformed education and opportunity for countless students. As the longtime President of the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), Diana dedicated over 30 years to expanding access to higher education, especially for Hispanic and first-generation college students. Under her leadership, UTEP became a national model for student success, proving that talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not—a gap she worked tirelessly to close. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, she found her true home in El Paso, where she championed bilingual education, research excellence, and diversity in academia. Thanks to her bold vision, UTEP became a top-tier research university, and she was named one of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in 2016. Diana’s legacy reminds us that education is a powerful force for change. Let’s take her determination into this Thursday and beyond! ???? #WomensHistoryMonth #TrailblazingThursday #DianaNatalicio #EducationMatters #TexasLeader #BreakingBarriers

Women’s History Wednesday: Soaring with Bessie Coleman ???? This Women’s History Month Wednesday, we celebrate a true sky-high trailblazer—Bessie Coleman, the first African American and Native American woman to earn a pilot’s license. And guess what? She was born right here in Atlanta, Texas! In the early 1900s, Bessie dreamed of flying, but no U.S. flight school would accept her. Did she let that stop her? Not a chance. She packed her bags, learned French, and traveled all the way to France, where she earned her international pilot’s license in 1921—years before Amelia Earhart took flight! When she returned home, Bessie wowed crowds as a stunt pilot, fearlessly looping and diving through the skies. But her real mission? Opening doors for others. She wanted to start a flight school so Black men and women could take to the skies too. Though her life was tragically cut short, her legacy lives on, reminding us all to dream bigger, fly higher, and never take ‘no’ for an answer. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomensHistoryWednesday #BessieColeman #DareToDream #AviationPioneer #TexasTrailblazer

Trailblazing Tuesday: Honoring Ann Richards ????? This Women’s History Month Tuesday, we celebrate Ann Richards, the bold and charismatic Texas governor who shattered glass ceilings and championed equality, education, and women’s rights. Born in Lakeview, Texas, Ann made history as the 45th Governor of Texas (1991-1995), becoming only the second woman to hold the office. Known for her sharp wit and fearless leadership, she fought for public education, diversity in government, and economic opportunities for all Texans. One of her most famous moments came during the 1988 Democratic National Convention, where she famously said, “Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did. She just did it backwards and in high heels.” ??? Ann Richards paved the way for future women in politics and proved that strong leadership, humor, and heart can change the world. Let’s take on this Tuesday with her fearless spirit! ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #TrailblazingTuesday #AnnRichards #TexasPolitics #WomenInLeadership #FearlessAndBold

Honoring Emma Tenayuca: A Texas Labor Rights Warrior ??? This Women’s History Month Monday, we celebrate Emma Tenayuca, a fearless activist from San Antonio, Texas, who fought for workers’ rights, social justice, and equality. Born in 1916, Emma became a powerful voice for laborers, leading the 1938 Pecan Shellers’ Strike, where thousands of workers—mostly Latina women—demanded better wages and working conditions. Her activism challenged injustices in the workplace and paved the way for future labor movements. Despite facing backlash for her bold stance, Emma never wavered in her commitment to justice. She spent her life advocating for civil rights, education, and economic fairness, proving that one voice can spark real change. Let Emma’s story inspire us this Monday to stand up for what’s right and fight for a better future. ?????? #WomensHistoryMonth #MondayMotivation #EmmaTenayuca #TexasHistory #LaborRights #SocialJustice #FearlessLeadership

Friday Spotlight: Honoring Lady Bird Johnson ? This Women’s History Month Friday, we celebrate Claudia “Lady Bird” Johnson, a Texas native whose vision and leadership left a lasting mark on our nation. As First Lady of the United States (1963-1969), Lady Bird championed environmental conservation, education, and beautification efforts, believing that nature and public spaces uplift communities. Her work led to the Highway Beautification Act, national park expansions, and countless initiatives to preserve America’s landscapes. Born in Karnack, Texas, Lady Bird’s legacy extends beyond politics—she was a successful businesswoman, advocate for women’s rights, and a driving force behind the LBJ Library in Austin, ensuring history is preserved for future generations. Her dedication to public service and environmental stewardship continues to inspire us today. Happy Friday, and may Lady Bird’s legacy remind us all to leave the world more beautiful than we found it! ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #FridaySpotlight #LadyBirdJohnson #TexasTrailblazer #EnvironmentalChampion #LegacyOfLeadership

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT & A MILESTONE CELEBRATION! HAPPY SWEET 16TH TRIQUEST! ?? Today marks 16 years of TriQuest connecting top talent with incredible opportunities. What started as a vision has grown into a thriving community of professionals, businesses, and game-changers in the industry. 16 years of building careers, driving businesses forward, and making meaningful connections – and we’re just getting started! To celebrate, we’re launching the TriQuest Newsletter! ?? Your go-to source for: ???Industry & Economic Insights?– Stay informed on how market shifts, economic trends, and financial forecasts impact hiring and workforce planning. ???Talent Strategies & Best Practices?– Get expert advice on attracting, retaining, and developing top talent in today’s competitive landscape. ???Legislative & Compliance Updates?– Keep up with evolving labor laws, HR regulations, and policies that affect hiring decisions. ???Job Market Insights?– Stay ahead with real-time hiring trends. ???Exclusive Opportunities?– Be the first to see hot jobs & career tips. ???San Antonio Networking Events?– Level up your connections. Whether you’re a job seeker, hiring manager, or just love staying in the know, this is for YOU! Want in? DM us your email, or click the link below to subscribe! ???? https://eepurl.com/i8NXhU Thank you to our incredible clients, candidates, and supporters for being part of this journey. Here’s to many more years of success, growth, and impact! #TriQuestNewsletter #16YearsOfTriQuest #HiringTrends #JobMarket #CareerGrowth #Networking #Recruitment #CelebratingSuccess

Celebrating Selena Quintanilla: The Queen of Tejano Music ??? This Women’s History Month, we honor the legendary Selena Quintanilla, a Texas-born icon whose music, talent, and legacy continue to inspire generations. Born in Lake Jackson, Texas, Selena broke barriers in the male-dominated Tejano music industry, becoming the first female artist to reach superstardom in the genre. Her hits like Como La Flor, Bidi Bidi Bom Bom, and Dreaming of You remain timeless classics. Beyond her music, Selena was a trailblazer in fashion, business, and cultural representation, proving that Latinas belong in every industry. She empowered young women to chase their dreams fearlessly, leaving a lasting impact far beyond her years. Read more about Selena: https://lnkd.in/du287yFr Today, we celebrate Selena not just as a musical legend, but as a symbol of perseverance, passion, and pride. #WomensHistoryMonth #SelenaQuintanilla #TexasLegend #QueenOfTejano #BidiBidiBomBom

In honor of Women's History Month, my heart beams with pride as I celebrate my mother—my biggest champion and guiding light. She is the living embodiment of perseverance, dedication, and unwavering strength. Her perfect balance of tough love and tender care has sculpted me into the person I am today, for which I am eternally grateful. With relentless determination, this remarkable woman ensured I never missed a day of school. She instilled in me a fierce work ethic, banishing any notion of laziness or mediocrity from my studies. Her high expectations and unwavering support pushed me to reach for the stars. I am profoundly thankful for the blessing of such an extraordinary role model. Mom, your example of tireless hard work, steadfast loyalty, and deep commitment has left an indelible mark on my soul. You've shown me what it truly means to persevere, to love unconditionally, and to live with purpose. Thank you, Mom, for being my rock, my inspiration, and my guiding star. Your legacy of strength and love will forever light my path. Love you, Janel?

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring Trailblazers & Leaders March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women who have shaped history and continue to inspire future generations. From breaking barriers in business and technology to leading industries with innovation and vision, women play a crucial role in driving progress. At TriQuest, we take this month to recognize the incredible women making an impact in the workforce—leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who redefine success. One such example is Janel Garcia, CEO of TriQuest, who has dedicated over 17 years to connecting top talent with businesses and empowering professionals in IT, Accounting, HR, Marketing, and Management. As a Latina business owner and community leader, Janel’s journey is a testament to perseverance, leadership, and the power of building opportunities for others. Let’s take this month to celebrate and uplift the women in our lives. Who are the women that inspire you? Tag them and share their stories! ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #Leadership #WomenInBusiness #TriQuest