D CEO September 2023 Issue

After taking over the Dallas office at the start of 2023, Foster says the firm is doubling down on legal needs for private equity, finance restructuring, investment funds, and litigation.

Get to know the executive vice president and general manager for the Texas Rangers as his team fights for a MLB playoff spot.

The leaders behind Oak & Eden and JOJO are planning to open an Oak & Eden tasting room in Fort Worth’s Clearfork later this month.

He made bold moves after taking the helm of the insurance brokerage as a 27-year-old, and the strategy has proven to have staying power.

The brand moved its U.S. HQ to the Dallas Design District in January. Co-founder and managing director Richard Capp says the facility handles 70 percent of the company’s production.

Business opportunity and ethical concerns are lining up to change hiring practices and policies to give those with criminal records a second chance.

Dallas business leaders Doug Deason, Cheri Garcia, and Danny Feldman share how their brushes with the law inspired them to fight for change.

He grew up as the only child of a New York cop. Today, he pursues his own brand of justice through his technology-focused Dallas law firm, Munck Wilson Mandala.

The Alternative Wealth Partners leader is the only LGBTQ+ female millennial to run a private equity fund focused on alternatives. She has taken an unconventional path to becoming a leader, but her unique strategy has paid big returns.

Thousands of people continue to stream into North Texas. Where did they come from, and where do they go? 

Sean Minter, Mandy Price, and Bryan Trubey share words of wisdom.

The owner of fashion event company Robyn Chauvin Productions shares her inspiration, the meaning behind her layering, and more.

A 600-mile bike ride across Italy showed fintech co-founder Dennis Cail that leadership is not just for frontrunners.

The desert oasis, Ryan Chairman and CEO Brint Ryan’s second home, offers exceptional golf and hiking adventures.

Irakli “BB” Jorjadze, also the general manager of The Constellation Club, opens up about his war-torn upbringing.

The former dean of Baylor College of Medicine helped establish UT Southwestern and was elected president of numerous medical societies.

The internal medicine physician aims to diversify the physician workforce to benefit all patients. While barriers remain, progress is being made one conversation at a time.

Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at Texas Christian University graduated its first class this spring under a new curriculum model that integrates classroom learning with clinical application.

Industry leaders discuss what’s now and what’s next in healthcare design and construction.