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New York Data Center Developer Edged Energy to Open Latest Facility in Irving
Plus: o9 Solutions expands collaboration with Microsoft and Dallas-based Korean fried chicken chain Bonchon to open 20 new locations.
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Executive Travel: Beverly Hills, California
The Maybourne Beverly Hills is a luxurious home base to explore the best of Los Angeles, a frequent destination of Alto CEO Will Coleman.
D CEO Events
Get Tickets Now: D CEO’s 2024 Women’s Leadership Symposium “Redefining Ambition”
The symposium, which will take place on June 13, will tackle how ambition takes various forms and paths for women leaders. Tickets are on sale now.
Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Karla Smith, SRS Real Estate Partners
The executive vice president and principal with SRS Real Estate Partners’ Dallas/Fort Worth office shares her best advice, her proudest moment and her hopes for the future of real estate
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Executive Book Club: Recommended Reading From North Texas C-Suiters
Area executives share the one book they think others should read—and why.
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DFW C-Suiters Break Down Their Toughest Business Challenges
I&A Agave Spirits' Josh Irving, Blau + Associates' Elizabeth Blau, and EPIQ Capital Group's Henry Woodruff talk relating to employees, overcoming barriers, and more.
D CEO Emerging Women Leadership Network
Scenes from D CEO’s Emerging Women Leadership Network Final Reception 2024
Nearly 90 members and mentors of the Emerging Women Leadership Network gathered to celebrate a year of growth and achievements.
Ask the Expert
What Are the Major Differences Between Collaborative Law and Traditional Divorce?
Carla Calabrese explains why you should consider a Collaborative Divorce when starting the divorce process.
Business
Dude Perfect Receives $100 Million Capital Infusion
Plus: Cariloop raises $20 million, StrikeReady raises $12 million, and more.
Commercial Real Estate
Pioneer Award Winner Jack Matthews Shares His Community Investment Strategies
The Matthews Southwest founder and CEO has developed areas of Dallas others have eschewed and created partnerships with nonprofits and minority owners.