D CEO September 2013
Cover Story
Merrie Spaeth: The Fixer
The communications specialist has made a successful career out of fixing other people’s problems. Now she has to fix one of her own.
Features
Business
Daughters of Destiny
They’re committed, trusted by their parents, and savvy about new ways of doing things. That’s why these young women are likely to be running their family businesses someday.
Business
Flexjet’s President is Up in the Air
Deanna White stresses focus, communications, and a collaborative approach.
Business
You Need to Know: Anne Motsenbocker
The influential JPMorgan Chase banker believes what’s good for the community is good for her clients.
Business
Breakfast With: Debra von Storch
The longtime partner at the firm formerly known as Ernst & Young is bullish on Dallas.
Business
Dawn Moore’s Independent Streak
The founder and CEO of Allegiance Title keeps nationally owned competitors at bay by being flexible and focusing on relationships.
Business
Diane Butler: Savvy Entrepreneur
Her competitive drive has helped fuel the growth of Butler Burgher Group.
Business
Ruthie’s Rolling Cafe’s Entrepreneurial Appetite
Ashlee Hunt Kleinert’s ‘best before bigger’ approach has helped her food-truck business thrive.
Business
TracyLocke’s Beth Ann Kaminkow Is Driven to Win
The first female CEO in the 100-year-old advertising agency’s history finds focus during “meditation in motion.”
Business
Trisha Wilson’s Next Big Mission
After a long career designing high-end interiors, one of Dallas’ most successful businesswomen is taking on the problems of the poor.
Business
High Technology’s Better Angels
Solid role models and a growing number of investor networks help female techies even the odds.
Also in This Issue
Other articles of interest in our September 2013 edition.
