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The Billiard Factory was founded in 1975 by Larry Stick as a single store on Telephone Road in Houston, Texas. Over the past four decades, the Company has expanded through both organic growth and opportunistic acquisitions from a single store with four employees into one of the nation's largest billiard and game room furniture retailers. Today, the company consists of 10 retail stores, multiple distribution centers and over 100 dedicated employees.

Provide vision, leadership and personal involvement in all areas of this specialty retail furniture store. From vendor/customer relations to store and web design/layout and everything in between.