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Brian awarded Plano Chamber of Commerce Ambassador of the Year for 2007
| Brian Padden also served as an Ambassador Club Team Leader and as a member of the Plano Chamber's Business Development Committee. The prestigious award was presented to Brian at the Chamber's 62nd Annual Meeting held at the Plano Center on January 15, 2008 |
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Brian is a FREE Telecom Consultant and a great team player
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December 18, 2007 - Brian Padden awarded Team Star trophy for team motivation, excellence and overachievement. |
Brian discusses Phone system fable with Network World news
You may remember me talking about Brian Padden last October in A Free Telephone Consultant. I touched base with him the other day and he told me about a recent project for a financial services company looking for a new phone system that would support 65 phones in two locations (60 in Dallas, five in Fort Worth). Padden organized presentations from four phone system vendors and three carriers. The final quotes covered an amazing range: $29,078, $39,970, $48,500, $66,335, $92,921, and $144,171. Yes, that's a $115,093 difference between low and high bids. Have you ever seen a better justification for serious comparison shopping? Read the entire article
Small Business Technology Newsletter By James E. Gaskin, Network World, 08/30/07
| A free telephone system consultant talks to Network World |
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Brian Padden recommends mix of IP and digital phones
Brian Padden of HxP and Associates, offers a great consulting rate to small businesses in the North Texas area interested in upgrading their telephone services:free. He leverages his experience and contacts made during 27 years managing Xerox data centers and more years consulting with Verizon and VarTec to find the right services and telephone equipment for small businesses. The carriers and service companies pay Padden a finder's fee, so the business pays nothing but saves plenty. Think of Padden as a marriage broker between telephone hardware and services companies and small businesses. Read the entire article
Small Business Technology Newsletter By James E. Gaskin, Network World, 10/05/06 |
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HxP President/CEO Brian Padden, a 2005 BNI Membership Drive winner
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Brian Padden, a 2005 Membership Drive winner, in New Orleans with Dr. Misner.
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Brian Padden of HxP gets the Plano Chamber goodwill spirit award
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Brian Padden, President/CEO of HxP and Associates, Inc., has been a very active member of the Plano Chamber of commerce for many of years. Brian is chamber Ambassador and serves on several committees.
At left, Curtis Wade a member of the Plano Chamber board of directors presents Brian with the 2006 Goodwill Spirit Award at the Chambers annual luncheon. Plano Star Courier January 27th, 2006.
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That tragic day in Flower Mound, Texas
Since Brian Padden almost lost his life as a teenager, he has developed a passion for Youth Driving Safe and has established a strong relationship with http://www.youthdrivingsafe.org .
So on that tragic day in Flower Mound, Texas when two teenagers lost their lives, Brian was there within the hour talking to NBC 5 - KXAS TV news on behalf of Youth Driving Safe to advice parents on how Global Positioning Systems (GPS) can be used to save lives. You can view the news cast by clicking on the NBC 5 logo or View.
| Keeping an eye on your kids with your car |
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Guilt, a 16-year-old grandson whose driving now and the recent driving deaths and injury of several teens in and around Plano, Texas, have led former Wellsville resident Brian Padden to market global positioning system (GPS) technology to parents. See the complete story...
By KATHRYN ROSS/Daily Reporter |
| A monitor for safety: Technology lets parents track teen drivers speed, location |
Plano was rocked late last year after a speeding-related collision claimed the life of a 16-year-old Plano East Senior High School student, then, less than one week later, another one critically injured two 17-year-olds.
Those stories hit too close to home for Plano businessman Brian Padden, who remembers surviving a similar accident during his teenage years. Now, he wants to prevent others from suffering through the same experience through his Youth Driving Safe technology. See the full story in the Plano Star Courier...
By Joshua C. Johnson, Staff Writer 02/04/2006
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Brian Padden demonstrates the GPS service that allows parents to track their teen drivers’ speeds. Matt Nachtried Photo.
“When I was 16 years old, I was a passenger in a speeding car that wrapped around a telephone pole,” Padden said. “My best friend was a passenger in the back seat.” See the full story in the Plano Star Courier... |
Brian Padden receives soaring eagle award for customer excellence.
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On the left, "Brian Padden President/CEO of HxP and associates receives Soaring Eagle Award for Customer Excellence. Presentation made by Oswald Peters, President of OSP Hototo LLC" |
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Featured in: Inside Collin County Business
Plano Star Courier
The Dallas Morning News
Network World
Featured on: BizRadio 1320 AM and 1360 AM
KLIF 570 Talk Radio
KRLD 1080 News Radio
Seen on: FOX 4 News - KDFW TV
NBC 5 News - KXAS TV
Awarded: Plano Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Goodwill/Spirit Award 2005
Plano Chamber of Commerce Ambassador of the Year Award 2007 |
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