For its annual Power Brokers feature, D CEO asked leaders at North Texas firms to tell us which brokers generated the most revenue for their companies in 2013. The number of names they’re allowed to submit is based on their total number of DFW brokers (generally, 20 percent). This year, executives at 62 firms, employing 1,464 brokers, participated. The Power Brokers are presented in alphabetical order, by areas of specialty.
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