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    Instacart Comes To Dallas

    Here’s another app that delivers groceries and alcohol from Dallas’ best

    Teresa Gubbins
    Aug 1, 2016 | 10:45 am
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    Instacart adds Dallas to its shopping list in Texas.
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    Another delivery service debuts in Dallas on August 1, this one focused on groceries and alcohol. Called Instacart, it deploys personal shoppers to pick up and deliver items from stores such as Whole Foods Market, Central Market, Petco, Spec's, Total Wine & More, Kroger, and Tom Thumb.

    If you live in the right ZIP code, you can get an order delivered in as little as one hour. Instacart's initial delivery area consists of eight Dallas neighborhoods, in 10 ZIPs: 75201, 75202, 75204, 75205, 75206, 75209, 75214, 75219, 75225, and 75231.

    In other words, it serves residents in Uptown, Highland Park, Lakewood, Bluffview, Northeast Dallas, Turtle Creek, University Park, and Vickery Meadow. Boy, those are the sweet spots for all these delivery services.

    Customers go to Instacart.com or open the mobile app on their iPhone or Android, select their ZIP code and store, and add items to a virtual cart. They choose a delivery window — such as "within one hour," "within two hours," or up to seven days in the future — and check out.

    An Instacart personal shopper accepts the order on his or her smartphone, uses the Instacart Shopper app to guide them through the store, then delivers the order to the customer.

    Actual in-store prices at the time a purchase is made, including those for weighted items, may differ from those available through the Instacart platform.

    Founded in San Francisco in 2012, Instacart now serves 25 U.S. metropolitan areas and has partnered with dozens of retailers, from national chains like Whole Foods Market and Costco to regional grocers like H-E-B. Dallas is the fourth city in Texas for Instacart. Austin and Houston have been online since 2014; San Antonio was tested in 2014 and added in May 2016.

    Google began offering a similar kind of delivery service in Dallas in June, from stores that include Barnes & Noble, Costco, PetSmart, Walgreens, and Whole Foods Market, but that service is overnight.

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    Women Rule

    Carrollton CEO makes list of fastest growing women businesses in U.S.

    Raven Jordan
    May 8, 2025 | 3:30 pm
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    Buzzballs' Merrilee Kick

    A CEO based in Carrollton was recently named one of the fastest-growing women-led businesses in the United States: Merrilee Kick, founder of spherical cocktail brand BuzzBallz, made the top five on nonprofit Women President Organization's 50 Fastest Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies list.

    BuzzBallz, which is in the fourth spot on the list, was founded by Kick in 2009 and acquired by spirits company Sazerac in 2024. Following a career as a high school teacher, Kick decided to create ready-to-drink cocktails, such as martinis and margaritas, served in a plastic can rather than a glass.

    To be considered for this list, businesses must operate under the leadership of a woman, and have a minimum of $500,000 in annual revenue for each of the previous five years. Plus, they must have sustained substantial year-over-year growth, demonstrating post-pandemic recovery in industries like travel and hospitality, health and wellness, manufacturing, and food and beverage.

    The top five include:

    1. Collette led by President and CEO Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, based in Pawtucket, Rhode Island
    2. Unite Digital led by President and CEO Stacey Coopes, based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
    3. Embark Beyond led by Co-founder and Managing Partner Julie Danziger, based in New York City, New York
    4. BuzzBallz (Southern Champion) led by CEO and Founder Merrilee Kick, based in Carrollton, Texas
    5. Cymbiotika led by CEO Durana Elmi, based in San Diego, California

    Kick joins two other Texas business owners on the list — both in Houston — including Pamela Chambers O'Rourke, founder and CEO of Icon Information Consultants, and Tara Harmon-Kramer, owner of Meltar Supply, at sixth and 23rd place on the list respectively.

    According to a release, businesses on this year’s list collectively generated more than $7 billion in gross revenue, and employed more than 15,000 people, in 2024.

    Most of the selected companies offer remote work arrangements and parental leave, and company milestones included major contracts secured and national retailer launches.

    “With a strong commitment to innovation, purpose, and people, these companies exemplify the essential role women-owned and led businesses play in building a more sustainable and inclusive economy," says CEO of the Women Presidents Organization Camille Burns in a statement. "This recognition is more than a milestone — it’s a powerful affirmation of the transformative influence women have in shaping modern business."

    The 50 Fastest list is sponsored by J.P. Morgan Commercial Banking, and participation was open to all qualifying businesses.

    A comprehensive evaluation process then ranked all eligible companies using a proprietary sales growth formula that factored in both percentage and absolute growth, finalizing the WPO’s selection of the top 50 performers for recognition.

    Honorees will be recognized during a ceremony at the WPO Entrepreneurial Excellence Forum at The Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort in San Antonio on May 8.

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