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Mustafa Tameez

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CEO of Outreach Strategists. Strategic communications & marketing. Cable TV veteran. Writing on AI and how it’s changing the way we work and live.
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Who Is Becoming a Texan?

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By Mustafa Tameez
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I moved to Houston in April 1994. For the first six months, I did not like it very much. Houston’s economy was still recovering. In Southwest Houston, I remember shopping centers with more empty storefronts than businesses. Then there was the heat, the humidity, and those enormous flying cockroaches. The flying cockroaches were unbelievable. But something changed after I got married. Houston stopped feeling like the place where I happened to be living. I claimed it as home.
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Come Together: When AI Meets Quantum Computing in Texas

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By Mustafa Tameez
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My eldest son is getting married next month. In typical South Asian fashion, what we call a wedding is really a series of celebrations stretching across two weeks, two states and more than 800 people. Selma and I are deep into the planning, which means almost every conversation eventually circles back to the wedding. We may begin by talking about work, something happening in the world or what we are having for dinner. Before long, we are discussing a guest list, a ceremony, an outfit or a song.
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Letter to My Public Servants

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By Mustafa Tameez
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After this summer’s FIFA World Cup matches across North America, cities are asking a familiar question: Was it worth it? They will count visitors, hotel rooms, public costs, and economic activity. But those numbers will not settle the question. Events of this scale also test a city’s infrastructure, institutions, and ability to perform while the world is watching. I learned that early in my career.
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