Stories by Kelsey Vanderschoot

D CEO Awards Programs
Nominations Open: D CEO’s Energy Awards 2023
The program brings together leaders in oil and gas, energy finance, and renewables.

Personnel Moves
UNT Health Science Center Welcomes First College of Nursing Dean
Plus: Two restaurant brands announce new C-Suite leaders; NorthPark jeweler names new president; and more.

Conversation With
Coffee With: Makeready President and COO Christine Magrann
The leader behind the company that operates The Adolphus hotel shares why DFW is an important part of the brand's portfolio, industry trends to watch, and more.

Personnel Moves
Zirtue Leader Dennis Cail Named to Bank Board
Plus, Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas welcomes new president; The Beck Group names national director of healthcare; and more.

Personnel Moves
Access Healthcare Names New President and Chief Growth Officer
Plus, Truist promotes regional president; Collin County Business Alliance announces two board members; and more.
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Stories by Kelsey Vanderschoot

Business
Amet Hotel and Spa’s Deve Sanford is Bringing Luxury Custom Hotel Amenities to Dallas and Beyond
The entrepreneur scours the world for the perfect finishing touches and amenities—from eye masks and robes, to furniture and fixtures.

Business
How North Texas CFOs Lead During Game-Changing Transactions
Guiding a company through a big business transition is never easy. Here’s how the CFOs at Plano-based DZS, Irving-based RumbleOn, and Dallas-based Dialexa have persevered.

Business
Innovator John Green Is Breaking Into the $27 Trillion Home Equity Market With Nada
The former punk rock singer co-founded the company as a mortgage service provider in 2019, and has since launched two products focused on fractional homeowner equity.

Awards
Nominations Open: D CEO’s 2023 Corporate Counsel Awards
The annual recognition program honors top in-house attorneys in Dallas-Fort Worth, from outstanding up-and-comer to outstanding general counsel.

Awards
EY Announces 2023 Entrepreneur of The Year Finalists
Contenders include 45 leaders from companies across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.