D CEO November 2012
Cover Story
Behind the Gates of Old Parkland
Inside the most exclusive—and expensive—office campus in Dallas.
Sold Out Subscribe Now
Features
Business
The Top Corporate Counsel in Dallas-Fort Worth 2012
The 22 honorees in D CEO’s awards are in the spotlight—and making a difference.
By introduction by Glenn Hunter
Business
Daryl Johnston: The Competitor
The former Dallas Cowboy and broadcaster missed the feeling of winning he got on the gridiron. So he jumped into a brutally competitive business—artificial turf for athletic fields. Now his little startup is fighting an uphill battle.
By Thomas Korosec
Business
5G Studio Collaborative’s Humble Beginnings
Scott Lowe and his partners take a small-ego approach to their big projects.
By Krista Nightengale
Business
Breakfast With: Kip Tindell of The Container Store
The founder and CEO of the retail chain believes his shops sell something far more valuable than just empty boxes.
By Jason Heid
Business
How to Give Your Corporate Culture a Workout
Demand for company fitness programs is growing, and FITCO CEO Jason Kos hopes to reap the rewards.
By Elise Anthony
Business
It’s a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) World
Allowing employees to use their own mobile electronic gadgets at work is convenient and good for morale, but it’s rife with legal pitfalls.
By John Browning
Commercial Real Estate
A Klyde Warren Parkside Plum
As the owner of one of the few commercial sites to abut the new park, the Miyama family of Japan is sitting pretty.
Business
Meet CEO Kevin Hanigan of Viewpoint Bank
He’s aiming to compete with the big banks with a new ATM strategy.
By Glenda Vosburgh
Publications
Business Lunch: Bowery
You can definitely teach an old (hot) dog some new and delicious tricks.
By Todd Johnson
Business
Why Private Equity Creates More Debt Than Jobs
Remember that the aim of these deals is to create value, not employment.
By Steve Kaskovich
Health & Fitness
Concentra’s ‘Country Doctor’
Thomas Fogarty presides over the urgent-care and occupational health powerhouse.
By Steve Jacob