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Interior shot of Partnership Lake Houston staff in their office

Q&A: Get to know Partnership Lake Houston President, CEO Kyle Sheldon

By Wesley Gardner

Kyle Sheldon was named president and CEO of Partnership Lake Houston in January following the departure of former President and CEO Lance LaCour.

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