Chad Houser
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Nonprofits
AES Literacy Institute Wins Social Innovator of the Year at United Way’s The Pitch
In one night, AES Literacy Institute outearned its yearly operating budget of $86,000 by taking home $105,000 in winnings at the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas' yearly 'Shark Tank'-style competition.
Arts & Entertainment
Living the Dream: My Experience Conducting the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
It was all part of the DSO’s C-Suite Christmas program, which will air Dec. 24 on Bloomberg TV.
Arts & Entertainment
Dallas Business Leaders to Take Stage for C-Suite Christmas
Trammell S. Crow, Chad Houser, T.D. Jakes, Lynn McBee, and even D CEO Editor Christine Perez will headline Dallas Symphony Orchestra's third annual C-Suite Christmas.
Business
Café Momentum’s Chad Houser is Scaling New Heights
The nonprofit restaurant's founder, CEO, and executive chef is passionate about indoor rock climbing.
Innovation Awards
We Are in The Golden Age of Innovation
Meet the changemakers who are disrupting business in Dallas-Fort Worth—and beyond.
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D CEO Awards Finalists
Meet the Finalists: Leaders From BuzzBallz, Revolving Kitchen, Golden Chick, and Cafe Momentum
Innovation Awards finalists in food and beverage share thoughts on new products, new markets, and the spark that drives them.
Business
D CEO’s Jan/Feb 2021 Digital Edition Now Available
The double issue features a profile of tax guru and philanthropist G. Brint Ryan, 51 innovators disrupting business in North Texas, and much more.
Business
Executive Holidays: Cynt Marshall, Chad Houser, Chris Kelly, Peter Brodsky, and More
In part two of our series, area executives share their favorite traditions, memorable presents, and goals for 2021.
Celebrity Chefs
Chad Houser Chosen As One of United States Junior Chamber’s Outstanding Young Americans
For 77 years, the United States Junior Chamber has recognized men and women for their community engagement.
News
Café Momentum (Almost) Ready to Open. Announces New Pastry Chef.
Sure, the floors are lined in brown protection paper, and workers can been seen scurrying around, climbing ladders, and drilling holes, but overall the space is close to finished.