D CEO October 2018

Stephanie Keller Hudiburg heads the Deep Ellum Foundation at a pivotal time for the neighborhood.

Two and a half decades later, it’s one of the most active in the U.S.

Can a craft beer brand find the heart of the dynamic Texas consumer? George Esquivel is going to find out.

The 42-year-old company, led by reality show regular Travis Hollman, has become an unlikely backdrop for the post-workout flex.

Philip Wise and Barry Hancock have been involved in dozens of projects in Southern Dallas over the years. They’ve all been leading to this.

The general counsel at Electronic Transaction Consultants entered the fray after a legal blow to the company.

Harvey helped the Irving company navigate the legal fallout that occurred after former executives started up a competitor.

The company’s SVP and assistant general counsel took on a case that put its reputation on the line.

Akdamar had to come to a realization: The buck stops with him.

As local banks decide how blockchain will factor into their businesses, they must determine how to maintain their role as trusted intermediates.

As more evidence surfaces that we’re building too many parking spots in North Texas, developers are asking how they can discourage costly and under-utilized garages.

The modern media giant’s evolution is speeding up now that it has Time Warner under its belt.

And he has some thoughts about how easily we seem to separate the number crunchers and creatives of the world.

The HALL Group founder tells us about the tie Herb Kelleher sent him and other things around his Dallas Arts District office.

The Plano mayor and Harlem native on keeping a professional look with an urban flare.

The NectarOM co-founder and CEO discusses his upbringing and the way his parents stood up to adversity.

There’s yoga, shepherding her 6-year-old twins to school, and plenty of meetings for the nonprofit’s leader.

The lessons learned, inspirations, and funniest experience of the Dean of SMU’s Cox School of Business.

The chief technology officer at ABB Integrated DC Power on the lessons she took from her newborn’s stint in the NICU.

C-suiters are selling heavily at the same time they’re buying back stock with company cash. What gives?