Robert (Bob) Zlotnik, President and CEO of StarTex Power, has over 30 years of diversified business experience, primarily with service-related entrepreneurial businesses. StarTex Power is a J.D. Power and Associates award winner, and in 2009 was ranked by Inc. Magazine as the #1 Fastest Growing Privately-owned Energy Company and one of the 40 Best Places to Work in the U.S. in 2010. Zlotnik was named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist for the Gulf Coast region. He was also featured by CEO Entrepreneur Magazine, Get America Growing, and British- based Zillion Magazine.
Prior to co-founding StarTex Power in 2004, Zlotnik held executive positions with PACE Entertainment, a $700 million international live entertainment company which was sold to Clear Channel, Lifeco Travel Services, an $800 million international corporate travel agency which was sold to American Express, and Ernst & Young.
During his career at UT, Bob was a member of the Longhorn Baseball team and in 1979 was named the Outstanding Graduate Business Student. Zlotnik has served on the Board of Directors for the Houston Chapter of the Texas Exes and currently serves on the McCombs School of Business Advisory Council. He has also been a nationally ranked tennis player.
Zlotnik has a BBA in Accounting and an MBA in Finance from The University of Texas at Austin. His
interests include youth sports, tennis and University of Texas athletics. Bob lives in Houston with his wife, Marcie, and their three sons.
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We can't control market changes, but we can protect your energy bill from them.
Texas will become a nodal market. We're making sure you don't spend more on energy bills because of it.
The energy market is transitioning to a "nodal market." In laymen's terms, electricity will now be purchased differently by retail electric providers.
What does this mean to you?
If you're a StarTex Power customer–nothing! We've got you covered. StarTex Power has included price protection against potential nodal price increases in its |
Power Couple
Bob and Marcie Zlotnik have electrified industry newcomer StarTex Power by focusing on the benefits of being small.
By Matthew Gilliam
Special to Houston Business Journal
When Bob and Marcie Zlotnik were standing at the altar, they didn't realize that they were not only becoming husband and wife, but also future business partners.
After sharing dual careers in public accounting, the Zlotnik's decided to team uo and, in 2004, opened StarTex, a retail electricity provider. While some married couples can barely get through dinner without an argument, the ZLotniks spend their time together deciding on electricity rates and brainstorming about ways to attract customers. Read More |
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