D CEO January-February 2016
Cover Story
The Many Challenges of Angel Ruiz
From Castro’s Cuba to cancer, Ericsson’s North American leader has met fierce challenges with perseverance and optimism.
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Features
Business
The Coolest Workplaces in Dallas-Fort Worth
As technology, trends, and human capital evolve, North Texas businesses are transforming their office spaces to meet new needs.
By Hilary Lau
Business
Meet the Dynamic Duo Behind the Rustic and Bowl & Barrel
People told the two restaurateurs ‘Don’t go into business with your best friend.’ It’s a good thing the pair didn’t listen.
By Dotty Griffith
Education
Why You Need to Know Sandra Bond Chapman
The founder and chief director of the Center for BrainHealth at UT-Dallas is passionate about keeping minds in good shape.
By Lauren DeLozier
Business
Keeping the Hackers Away
Former Navy SEAL Clint Emerson helps amp up security at some of the nation’s largest companies.
By Jeff Bounds
Business
Lunch With D CEO: Dave Copps
The CEO and founder of Brainspace Corp. on why his tech company made the move to Addison.
By Glenn Hunter
Business
Why Frisco Will Win Big at Video Games
With its focus on the game development and sports entertainment industries, the Collin County suburb is in good position.
By Sean Kelly
Business
Meet the CEO: Sam Ellis
The co-founder, CEO, and president of DriverUp wants to make car buying easier.
By Amanda Talbot
Business
My Passion: Bryan Garvey
The head of Corbet Design + Build lives for off-road racing.
By Taylor Little
Business
Auto Review: Jaguar F-Type R Convertible
Take a ride in speed, style, and luxury.
By Glenn Hunter
Business
Home Shopping Networks
A flood of consumer apps and market data is challenging real estate agents to keep up, stay connected, and look beyond the MLS.
By Phil Harvey
Business
How Obamacare Has Affected Health Insurance in Texas
This year consumers are seeing fewer options. Could this impact employer plans, too?
By Matt Goodman
Business
Why Relationships Still Matter in a High-Tech Business World
Without face-to-face encounters, even the best technology is unlikely to make a lasting impact.
By Steve Kaskovich