16 Oct CCRMC Meeting
2025-10-07 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago)
We welcome Bob Garrity to the CCRMC! Bob will be speaking on “Artificial Intelligence – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”. There are few subjects discussed today that attract as much attention and prompt as many serious questions as artificial intelligence (AI), so this should be an ideal opportunity to learn more about this important topic.

Come join us at 6:30 PM, Thursday evening, October 16th, 2025, at this month’s meeting of the Collin County Republican Men’s Club, when our speaker will be Bob Garrity.

Bob is the founder and CEO of Arpeggio Resources, LLC, which leverages AI, Augmented Reality, and 3-D Computer Vision platforms to provide business and immersive technology services for universities, professional sports teams, and athletes. He is also a co-founder and COO for Intrinsic Technology Partners, Inc., an online auction platform that streamlines the sales of excess inventories for its customers.

Bob graduated from Northern Iowa University with a BA in Economics and holds certifications from both Harvard and MIT in Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks.

Also we will be getting a brief Congressional update from Keith Self Congressman from district 3

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20 Nov CCRMC Meeting
2025-11-20 18:30 - 20:00
We welcome our own John Myers to the CCRMC!
John will be speaking on “America, A History of Defiance – a Political Perspective”. In our current hyper-divisive political environment, this subject will provide needed perspective regarding where our nation has come from and where we are right now.

Come join us at 6:30 PM, Thursday evening, November 20th, 2025, at this month’s meeting of the Collin County Republican Men’s Club, when our speaker will be John Myers.

John Myers is a long-time Republican leader and speaker in Collin County, whose roles have spanned the spectrum from Precinct Chair, to President of the Collin County Republican Men’s Club, to Chairman of the CCGOP. He has been politically active most of his life, block walking with his father as a young boy and even making phone calls to voters at the age of 10. In addition, he is also President and CEO of Master Sales & Marketing, Inc., a manufacturers’ representative brokerage specializing in automotive parts and supplies, and has held that title for nearly 35 years.

John graduated from Wichita State University with a Bachelor’s degree and from the University of Kansas with an MBA. He is married to Patty, his wife of over 40 years, and they have three grown children. John is an avid motorcycle enthusiast and he and Patty have ridden thousands of miles on cycling trips.

CCRMC Christmas Party
2025-12-18 18:30 - 21:30
This Christmas season, we welcome…You!…to our annual Collin County Republican Men’s Club Christmas Party! Every year, we put on our best Christmas duds or worst Christmas sweaters and get together for a relaxing and fun time of holiday merriment and camaraderie!

Come join us at 6:30 PM, Thursday evening, December 18th, 2025, at the Collin County GOP Headquarters for this year’s Christmas party with the Collin County Republican Men’s Club. We’ll enjoy some festive fun along with quality food and premium beverages, so feel free to bring your own holiday treats to share. On top of that, we’ll host three VERY special guests. Michelle Myers, Miss United States 2025 and former Director of Digital Media for the US Department of Homeland Security, will talk to us on “The 24-Hour-a-Day Battle between Homeland Security and the Fake News Media from the Front Lines”. We’ll also have a “Mystery Entertainer,” plus we’ll get a visit from The Big Man himself, Santa Claus! We hope you’ll join us for this special holiday event!

15 Jan CCRMC Meeting
2026-01-15 18:30 - 20:30
We welcome Dr Neil Matkin!
Dr Matkin will be speaking on the topics of “A Collin College Update and Is a College Degree Still Worth It?”

Come join us at 6:30 PM, Thursday evening, November Jan 15th, 2026, at the headquarters

Before becoming President of Collin College, Dr. Matkin previously served as executive vice president of the Louisiana Community & Technical College System where he was executive vice president over 16 colleges. Before that, Dr. Matkin was president of the Central Campus of San Jacinto College in Pasadena, Texas; vice chancellor and chief information officer for the Virginia Community College System; and chief administrative officer for the Illinois Century Network.

Dr. Matkin holds Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science, and Master of Business Administration degrees. He earned his Doctor of Education degree from Texas A&M University-Commerce.

19 Feb CCRMC Meeting
2026-02-19 18:30 - 20:00 | Party Office, 2963 W 15th St Suite #2981, Plano, TX, 75075, United States
Due to a scheduling conflict of our scheduled speaker Wayne Richard will be our speaker
Wayne’s topic will be “The History and Future of the MAGA Movement”
Wayne is a well-known leader in the Collin County Republican Party as well as a successful businessman and entrepreneur.
We look forward to an extremely interesting and informative presentation from Wayne!

Also, don’t forget to get a seat with the CCRMC at the Lincoln Day Dinner ( LDD Signup )
Important don’t forget to write in that you want to sit at the CCRMC table at the bottom of the ticket form

19 March CCRMC Meeting
2026-03-19 18:30 - 20:30
The CCRMC is pleased to announce Bogdan Laurentiu as our March speaker

Bogdan Laurentiu is a Romanian-born immigrant, conservative influencer, and founder of Immigrateful and Immigrants for Liberty. He came to the U.S. in 2011 chasing opportunity, not politics — but watching America change pushed him to stand unapologetically for liberty, the American Dream, and common sense values.
Through Immigrateful, Bogdan reaches over 700,000 followers, generating 15+ million monthly views with commentary on American culture, immigration, leadership, and current events. With Immigrants for Liberty, he empowers legal immigrants to thrive through coaching in entrepreneurship, careers, financial literacy, and community leadership.
Now based in Texas, Bogdan lives the American Dream he champions — whether he’s creating content, speaking publicly, or riding horses in the country. His story is simple: hard work, gratitude, and bold action can transform lives.

April Meeting
2026-04-16 18:30 - 21:00
The CCRMC is pleased to announce our April Speakers
Jim Pikl and Maggie Whitt
They will be speaking on
An Inside Perspective on the Functions, Duties, and Objectives of the Republican Party State Executive Committee.

May Meeting
2026-05-21 18:30 - 21:00
The CCRMC brings another Great Speaker
David Stein, President of the Texas Republican County Chairman’s Association (TRCCA)
He will be speaking on
Getting Involved in Republican Politics: Our Party’s History, Structure and Convention Process. This serves as a great introduction and reminder of where we’ve been and how we can keep our Party strong. Many involved today don’t realize we haven’t had a Republican majority in Texas for very long and understanding how we shape our Party is vitally important for our future.

More about the TRCCA:
The Texas Republican County Chairmen’s Association (TRCCA) is made up of the 254 Republican County Chairs from across the Lone Star State. As the #GrassrootsGenerals of the party, these local leaders form the foundation of the Republican movement in Texas. County Chairs play a critical role in organizing elections, mobilizing voters, and championing conservative values in their communities. TRCCA exists to empower these Chairs by providing the tools, training, and support they need to lead effectively and uphold the integrity of the electoral process.

Our mission is to support, educate, and train County Chairs across Texas while upholding and protecting the vital election processes that ensure fair and free elections. Whether you’re a newly elected Chair or a seasoned leader, TRCCA offers a statewide network of peers, educational opportunities, and strategic guidance to help you succeed. Together, we are advancing Republican values and securing the future of Texas—one county at a time.
