D CEO January/February 2024

Being stuck on an elevator for 90 minutes led to an epiphany.

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The former Starbucks and Best Buy exec is bringing leadership experience at some of corporate America’s biggest names to the world of precision health.

The president and CEO of the U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce talks about his time as an Army Rangers, the current political climate, and his experience as an extra in New York Ballet’s rendition of Scheherazade.

After recently celebrating its one-year anniversary, Nuuds has grown from a small collection of T-shirts into a brand boasting 65 product styles and 35 employees.

The longtime G-Man uses experiences gained over 20 years in the bureau to lead and grow Verfico Technology, a tech platform that helps prevent wage theft in the construction industry.

Five industry pioneers share their strategies for ushering in the new Machine Age.

He helped quadruple the value of Dave & Buster’s business and led Topgolf through brisk revenue growth. Now, the former American Ninja Warrior contestant is cooking up a new recipe at North Texas-based Nothing Bundt Cakes.

Real estate developers and civic leaders weigh in on the role of mobility and placemaking in smart urban design.

The Entrepreneurs’ Organization Executive Director uses standup comedy to work through business challenges and sharpen his mind.

The founder of Cyber Future Foundation and Cybrize uses his expertise to help people stay safe during war and unrest.

The CEO of Nova Landscape Group, whose clients include Toyota and JPMorgan Chase, opts for ageless fashion, often donning Gucci loafers or Ray-Ban Aviators.

The Golden Gate Bridge connects this charming waterside town to the Dallas Mavericks CEO’s old stomping grounds of San Francisco.

Schrade was an orphan in Vietnam who escaped the country during the Vietnam War after being rescued from being adrift at sea for days.

Halliday transferred her skills as a hat saleswoman to the real estate field. She proceeded to build a billion-dollar enterprise.