Christine Perez

Sun, surf, and cool ocean breezes are just a few of the reasons travelers like Dallas Stars exec Al Montoya keep returning to the SoCal coast.

With landmark projects in the works, he is handing the reins to longtime partner Billy Prewitt—and shifting to a CEO role at 3-O Real Estate Partners, a new platform created in partnership with Ignite-Rebee’s Tristan Simon, Mark Masinter, and Tom Paterson.

The group’s annual awards luncheon in November will celebrate 10 leaders and organizations shaping the region’s future.

These Dallas area nonprofit leders have found a way to move beyond grief and unimaginable hardships to make a difference.

From emotional tributes to inspiring triumphs, D CEO’s 2025 Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards served as a powerful reminder of the good that exists—and the North Texas leaders working every day to make things better.

Contenders in this category include Agape Resource & Assistance Center , Boys & Girls Club of Greater Tarrant County, and Edwards Housing Inc.

Finalists include campaigns from the American Cancer Society, Ascend Dallas, Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Harold Simmons Park, Mary Kay Ash Foundation, and Nexus Recovery.

When grief and burnout hit, the staffing industry and social justice pioneer embraced an unexpected outlet—and rediscovered her competitive edge.

The valley that’s home to Teton Village and the historic town of Jackson is a favorite escape for Allyn Media President and CEO Mari Woodlief.

She and co-founder Julie Eggers are using predictive tech and customer data to revolutionize gardening—and tap into the lucrative wellness economy.

The annual fundraiser featured bites from local celebrity chefs and a “puppy cuddle room.”

North Texas organizations honored in this category include Dikita Enterprises, HKS, and ISP Creative.

The sport exploded during COVID. Now, innovations are driving its continued popularity, says the PGA of America’s chief people officer.

Through his wildly popular book, Education Is Freedom, the former head of 7-Eleven hopes to show how learning can change lives—and the world.

Plan a winter escape to western Austria and eastern Switzerland, a favorite destination of cybersecurity guru Valmiki Mukherjee.

People are living longer, and that creates both opportunities and hurdles to overcome. Here’s how the Dallas nonprofit is helping senior citizens—and their adult children.

It’s time once again to honor organizations making a difference in the region—and the North Texas businesses and executives who support them. Nominations close April 10.

The founder of JBB Advanced Technologies and Tri Global Energy passed away earlier this month at the age of 85.

Supported by diamond sponsor Lyda Hill Philanthropies and chaired by Sharon Ballew, the event raises funds for the Turtle Creek Association.

What happens during a week in Aspen with the Dallas Ski Club.