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    Dallas Young Professionals

    Choosing this year's 40 Under 40 for Dallas Business Journal proves hard work

    Molly Cain
    Jun 18, 2013 | 4:15 pm

    It’s that time again, when the Dallas Business Journal releases the list of young professionals who made it to the coveted “40 Under 40” roster.

    Announced June 17, this year’s class includes 15 women and 25 men, ranging in age from 27 to 39. The chosen few are not only impressive professionally, but personally and civically, this group offers an inspiring array of skill sets, passions and causes.

    This year, I had the distinct pleasure of serving on the judges panel alongside several other “40 Under 40” alums from recent years. And I can officially attest to the difficultly of selecting the individuals to be awarded this honor.

    These young professionals are running marathons on the weekends and executing million-dollar business deals on Monday.

    The task to whittle down that list from hundreds of accomplished career- and community-oriented individuals to only 40 names is, to say the least, not an easy one.

    But whittle we did. Those who made the cut are key executives for some of the city’s largest organizations. They are making a massive impact in the lives of Dallasites from a civic perspective. They are dentists and attorneys. Entrepreneurs and financial advisors. They are family men and women.

    They are running marathons on the weekends and executing million-dollar business deals on Monday. These are the individuals who are asked constantly, "Do you ever have time to sleep?"

    All together, one might wonder what this group can’t do. And the fact that they’re under 40 means they’ve only just begun.

    Here are this year’s top 40 young professionals, as chosen by the DBJ:

    Malcolm Allen, CEO, MyCEO Inc.

    Donna Anderson, owner and president, DNA Transcomp and Houdek Enterprises Inc.

    Evan Beattie, principal, Good Fulton & Farrell

    Erica Bramer, executive vice president and partner, The BVA Group

    Bryan Carter, senior pastor, Concord Church

    Heath Cheek, associate, Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP

    Kristen Colby, senior director of marketing, Front Burner Restaurants

    Missy Cousino, managing director of internal and labor communications, American Airlines

    Catherine Cuellar, executive director, Dallas Arts District

    Maribel De Leon-Cantu, business adviser, Dallas SBDC

    Dena DeNooyer Stroh, general counsel and corporate secretary, Murchison Oil and Gas Inc.

    Bill DiGaetano, chief operating officer, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema – DFW

    Gabriella Draney, co-founder and CEO, Tech Wildcatters

    Lacy Durham, tax manager, Deloitte LLP

    Sarah Erickson, senior vice president and partner, Stream Realty Partners

    Derrick Evers, CEO, Neal Richards Group

    Danielle Girdano, president, D'fine Scultping & Nutrition LLC

    Jonathan Gross, Co-CEO, Fusion Packaging

    Dan Healy, CEO, Civitas Capital Management LLC

    Clint Herzog, founder and CEO, Floss Dental

    Stephen Holley, associate, Jones Lang LaSalle

    Matt Houston, executive director, Group Excellence

    Stephanie Johnson, founder and CEO, Bed Rest Concierge

    Omar Khan, Co-CEO, NQ Mobile

    Kevin Lavelle, owner, Mizzen + Main

    Jay Liberman, associate vice president - financial advisor, RBC Wealth Management

    Brian Livingston, CFO, Firebird Restaurant Group

    Terrence Maiden, executive vice president, Corinth Properties

    Kim Moore, marketing manager, City of Dallas Office of Economic Development

    Carl Pankratz, city councilman/vice president legal counsel, City of Rowlett/Capital Title

    Ben Patterson, president, Patterson & Associates Insurance Agency Inc.

    Ward Richmond, vice president, Colliers International

    Jon M. Ruff, senior vice president, Spire Realty Group LP

    Chad Schieber, director of client services, The Beck Group

    Edward Spooner, business development manager, Turner Construction Co.

    Whitney Strauss, director of alumni relations and major gifts, Greenhill School

    Myiesha Taylor, physician, Taylored Physician Professional Association

    Jeronimo Valdez, founder and managing partner, Valdez Washington LLP

    Ryan Valdez, partner, Cantey Hanger LLP

    Brian Vanderwoude, shareholder, Winstead PC

    Honorees will receive their awards at the Brookhaven Country Club on August 28 at 5:30 pm. Tickets can be obtained through the Dallas Business Journal.

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    City of innovation

    11 Dallas-area companies make Fortune's list of most innovative for 2025

    Laura Furr Mericas, InnovationMap
    Apr 10, 2025 | 6:51 pm
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    Eleven Dallas-Fort Worth companies have been named to Fortune’s third annual list of America’s Most Innovative Companies, joining another 14 from the state of Texas.

    The group of 300 companies nationwide was rated based on production innovation, process innovation, and innovation culture, according to Fortune. In partnership with Statista, the magazine considered IP portfolios, employee, expert and customer opinions; and many other factors.

    While many of the top-rated companies fell into the tech sector, Fortune reports that health care companies made up the largest portion of the 2025 list. Sixty-three honorees fell into the health care category.

    Here's which companies headquartered in Dallas-Fort Worth made the list and where they were ranked:

    • No. 37 — AT&T
    • No. 59 — Texas Instruments
    • No. 89 — Charles Schwab
    • No. 91 — McKesson
    • No. 113 — Jacobs Solutions
    • No. 125 — Baylor Scott & White Health
    • No. 165 — Frontier Communications
    • No. 210 — CBRE Group
    • No. 223 — GameStop
    • No. 251 — American Airlines Group
    • No. 271 — Caterpillar

    Dallas-Fort Worth claimed the largest number of Texas companies on the list. Houston was home to the second-most with eight hailing from the Bayou City. Austin is home to only four of the companies on the list, however, companies from the Capital City ranked higher on average, with Oracle, Tesla and Dell Technologies claiming the top three spots for the state. Beloved Texas grocer H-E-B was the one company to represent San Antonio.

    Here's how the other Texas companies fared:

    • No. 6 — Oracle
    • No. 11 — Tesla
    • No. 14 — Dell Technologies
    • No. 35 — Houston Methodist
    • No. 52 — SpaceX
    • No. 54 — ExxonMobil
    • No. 137 — NRG Energy
    • No. 158 — Hewlett-Packard Enterprise
    • No. 169 — BMC Software
    • No. 175 — Texas Children’s Hospital
    • No. 201— H-E-B
    • No. 219 — TTEC Holdings
    • No. 227 — Sysco
    • No. 268 — Chevron

    California-based tech conglomerate Alphabet Inc. topped the list for the third year in a row, and California companies again represented the majority of companies on the list, according to Fortune. Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, IBM and Salesforce made up the top five, of which three are headquartered in California.

    The 2025 group had a median revenue of $22 billion over the last 12 months, according to Fortune. See the full report here.

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    This story originally appeared on our sister site, InnovationMap.

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