About us

Founded in 2017 in Houston, TX, Emeniss™ Call Center is a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) that specializes in providing inbound and outbound call center services for businesses, nonprofits organizations, and MUSH markets (Municipal and state governments, Universities, Schools, and Hospitals).

Customer service, account management, administration, dispatch, overflow calls, and after-hours services are among our 24-hour services to assist businesses in reducing operating costs, increasing productivity, and focusing on growth and development without sacrificing customer service quality.

Through our partnership with the Texas Workforce Commission- Vocational Rehabilitation, we offer work-based learning experiences and career opportunities to adults, youth, and students with disabilities.  We are also registered with the City of Houston's Office of Opportunity, including the Hire Houston First Program designation. 

We love our community!

Arneisha Sadler has over 20 years of call center and customer service experience that includes helping T-Mobile win six "J.D. Power Award for Customer Satisfaction." In 2017, she and her children went to a homeless shelter due to domestic violence. Later, she moved to a motel room where she built Emeniss™ Call Center to support small businesses and provide career opportunities in underserved communities. Her work earned 2021 Houston Business Journal (HBJ) 40 Under 40 Award and 2021 HBJ Women Who Mean Business Award. In addition to her leadership with the University of Houston SURE Program, Arneisha shares her knowledge, skills, and resources as a mentor for the HCC Business Plan Competition and the Junior Achievement Company Program at Alief Early College High School. She volunteers with the Houston Food Bank and serves on the boards for Harris County Social Services, H.O.P.E. Haven, and YouniCOINS to bring awareness and resolutions for homelessness. Her strong dedication to her team and community awarded her 2022 HBJ Most Admired CEO.

Arneisha’s partnership with the Texas Workforce Commission- Vocational Rehabilitation provides work-based learning experiences and career opportunities to adults, youth, and students with disabilities. She has increased career opportunities in the community as an essential partner for Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) Hospital expansion in Harris County, TX. The Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) has recognized Arneisha’s success with her business and in the community by honoring her to be 2023 Women's Business Enterprise Star representing WBEA that serves over 94 counties in Texas.

Away from serving others, Arneisha enjoys spending time with her family, socializing, traveling, reading, and listening to music. Anchored by prayer and faith, she always says, "GOD is faithful."