Stories by Christine Perez
Publications
Bill Munck: The Lawyer from Long Island
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.
Business
Art of Style: Liz Brailsford, World Affairs Council
The busy nonprofit leader regularly interacts with big-name leaders, up to the highest levels of government.
Commercial Real Estate
Convention Center Project Awarded to Team Led by Jack Matthews
Dallas City Council approves $71 million project management services contract to Inspire Dallas, led by Matthews Southwest, Kaizen Development Partners, Azteca Enterprises, and nearly 30 subcontractors.
Commercial Real Estate
Conversation With: Arcilia Acosta of CARCON Industries
The CEO, who also founded STL Engineers and is current chair of the Dallas Citizens Council, talks about her new headquarters, projects she has in the works, and more.
Publications
Working to Fix a Broken System
Dallas business leaders Doug Deason, Cheri Garcia, and Danny Feldman share how their brushes with the law inspired them to fight for change.
Stories by Christine Perez
Executive Travel
On the Road: What to Do in Traverse City, Michigan
Escape the heat in this northern Michigan resort town, known for its outdoor beauty, wineries, cherries and other fresh produce, and bountiful recreational opportunities.
Business
Executive Travel: The Stunning Aman New York Offers Quiet and Luxury in the Heart of NYC
The hotelier's swanky new urban hotel makes a splash in Manhattan, a frequent business travel destination for Dallas M&A attorney Gemma Descoteaux.
Commercial Real Estate
Conversation With: Jack Matthews of Matthews Southwest
The developer and investor talks about his global projects and his quest to continue improving the southern sector of downtown Dallas.
Business
The Loop Comes Full Circle
In 2014, a small band of business and civic leaders began working on a project that would create a 50-mile loop of hike and bike trails around Dallas. Nearly 10 years and $90 million later, they're approaching the finish line.
Business
It’s Never Too Late to Start Over
Three tales of a career reboot. If you’re not already living your dream, what’s next for you?