D CEO January 2008

Patrick Jenevein of Tang Energy Group is making waves with the company’s Chinese projects.

Acquisitions specialist Roy Mers wants to cure all those people with sleep disorders—one small clinic at a time.

Barton is the senior manager of Dallas-based tax-service firm, Ryan Inc.

A California restaurateur wants to make Corner Bakery the place where everybody knows your name. 

Corporate wellness programs can help get your employees—and your bottom line—in better shape.

DallasCEO’s Trey Garrison looks at the mission statements of some local
companies—both large and small—and tries to figure out just what they
mean.

For more and more companies, social-networking sites are no longer just for social networking.

Racial discussion can be raw in Dallas. Just ask Comer Cottrell.

Personette counts the W Victory Residences among her high-profile Dallas-area clients.

DFW’s economy should be well-positioned for the future—if we meet the challenge of minority education.

Tackle the toughest of terrain with these mountaineering products.

Historic hotels and loads of charm make Baltimore a little city with a lot of heart.

Seafood returns to downtown Dallas in this hip, modernist remake.

Eagle has worked for just one company his entire career: the
Dallas automobile-dealership group founded in 1962 by his father, Bob Eagle.

Adventurer Robie Vaughn gets his kicks from mountaineering.