In October, stories on company expansions, new hires, social impact, and commercial real estate rose to the top of our list.
Here’s a roundup of the most-read stories on dallasinnovates.com.
Phase IV, The Star [Rendering: HKS/Lincoln Property Company]
“We still get calls every week for space,” Lincoln Property’s Worthey Wiles says. “The demand is there.”
[Photo: Courtesy Dallas Habitat]
Joli Robinson—the former director of Community Affairs and Youth Outreach for the Dallas Police Department and current co-chair of Dallas Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation—is bringing her breadth of experience to Dallas Habitat as its new VP of Government Affairs and Public Policy.
[Photo: Courtesy Hari Mari]
Hari Mari, a Dallas-based footwear brand known for its social innovation, was inspired by Kelley’s story of perseverance and resilience, and wanted to amplify that message with its latest campaign.
[Photo: Courtesy CBRE]
While COVID-19 has slowed relocations in the short term, the commercial real estate veteran shares his reasons for optimism.
[Photo: Courtesy Maggie Burruss]
Known to 500K fans by @Mags4Science, Maggie Burruss is working to pioneer the idea that STEM is for everybody, no matter your education, identity, or background.
SoGood @ Cedars [Rendering: Courtesy Hoque Global]
Pandemic or no, commercial real estate developers are forging ahead on plans that ensure Dallas-Fort Worth will remain an innovative, forward-thinking place for generations to come.
[Photo: Screen Grab/Studio Lambert]
Coppell-based Smoothie King is the latest North Texas brand to send its top executive undercover to see what truly happens on the front lines. Tune in Oct. 23 on CBS (and get an early sneak peek with our photo gallery).
[Photo: Courtesy Shavelogic]
After a decade-plus of R&D, more than 100 patents, and legal battles with Gillette, Shavelogic aims to be the new face of an $11B global shaving and razor market.
[Photo: Courtesy JourneyFit Gym]
Despite the ongoing pandemic, Victoria Thomas opened the third location of her JourneyFit Gym, where she helps people on their fitness journeys with in-person and online classes.
Alkami CEO Mike Hansen and Founder Stephen Bohanon [Photo: Michael Samples]
The raise puts Alkami’s total funding at more than $400 million. It comes at a time when the cloud-based digital banking solutions provider is nearing 10 million digital users.
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