D CEO July-August 2015
Cover Story
How Glenn Beck Became a Master of Media
EY’s Entrepreneur of the Year program honors the founder and CEO of Mercury Radio Arts.
Features
Business
Dallas-Fort Worth Entrepreneurs of the Year 2015
It’s onward and upward for the finalists in this year’s EY awards program.
Publications
How Doug Parker Has Transformed American Airlines
The carrier’s chairman and CEO is among EY’s Entrepreneurs of the Year for 2015.
Business
The Walt Disney of Dallas
He runs Dallas Summer Musicals, produces Tony Award-winning Broadway shows, and consults for entertainment projects worldwide. Here’s what keeps Michael Jenkins center stage and in the spotlight.
Business
Why You Need to Know Yvette Ostolaza
The managing partner of the Dallas office of Sidley Austin LLP is someone you might want on your side in court.
Publications
Lunch With D CEO: Charlie Keegan
The president and CEO of Main Event Entertainment talks luxury bowling.
Business
‘The Only Way to Fly’ Is … a Luxury Bus?
On the road to Austin with Vonlane, which targets busy execs looking to stay productive while traveling.
Business
Meet the CEO: Todd Fiscus
The chief creative officer of Todd Events is known for throwing over-the-top parties.
Business
How CEOs Get in Shape
If you’re a stressed top exec aiming to go from flab to fab, one of these four fitness approaches could be just what the doctor ordered.
Publications
My Passion: Gail Cooksey
The president and CEO of Cooksey Communications indulges her artistic side.
Publications
5 Handsome Timepieces
For executives looking to avoid trendy, connected smart watches, these alternatives offer subtlety instead.
Business
The Secret Behind DFW’s Job-Creating Machine
The degree of labor-market freedom here tops the nation’s 25 biggest metros—and results in a robust employment climate.
Business
The Medicaid Waiver Standoff
Another fight with the feds could jeopardize billions of dollars to provide healthcare for Dallas County’s poor.
Business
The Proving Ground
When it comes to beefing up their in-house legal teams, more corporations are taking a “grow your own” approach.
Publications
Corporate Cowboys
For high-achieving business executives, cutting horses provide another way to compete—and escape.
