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<p>The Back Mountain Chamber held its first Legislative Breakfast at the Irem Temple Country Club in Dallas on Nov. 13, 2015. Keynote speaker, State Representative Aaron D. Kaufer, discussed welfare reform, budget negotiations, and property tax legislation, as well as announcing other issues he intends to bring to the House floor. At the breakfast, from left, are: Bill Leandri, executive director, Back Mountain Chamber; Carl Georinger, Jr., realtor, Century 21 Smith Hourigan Group; Kaufer, John McGeehan, investment consultant, Morgan Stanley; Jim Reino, president, Back Mountain Chamber.</p><style>
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Back Mountain Chamber held first legislative breakfast