OJ DeSouza – 20 Under 40
OJ Desouza, continuing a family tradition that started in 1909, joined the family business, Signature Baking Company, right after college.
Read moreOJ Desouza, continuing a family tradition that started in 1909, joined the family business, Signature Baking Company, right after college.
Read moreAs the COVID-19 pandemic has uprooted everyone’s lives, Marisa Howard has managed to make the most of it.
Read moreAs a consulting analyst at Sendero and an advocate for Dallas Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), Brooke Donelson makes a difference for clients and children.
Read moreFrancesca Blackard, a managing partner at McClure Law Group, always knew she wanted to be a lawyer, joking she “used to negotiate with the tooth fairy.”
Read moreLexie Aderhold came to marketing in a happy accident.
Read moreMurphey Sears started her career in TV ad sales. Now, in the nonprofit world, Sears likes to say she does “sales with a purpose.”
Read moreThe cozy, inviting atmosphere of Lisa Henderson’s Bible study leader’s home in high school still inspires her in the spaces she designs today.
Read moreKevin Kirksey is growing his career where it began – ALM First Financial Advisors.
Read moreWill Coleman has been an entrepreneur since he was 12. As a preteen, he started Coleman Computer Consulting to help clients in his neighborhood set up home networks, install printers, and remove viruses from their computers
Read moreThe associate professor of anesthesiology and pain management at UT Southwestern Medical Center serves on the board of the Family Place, lets off steam on TikTok, and belongs to this season’s cast of Bravo’s Real Housewives of Dallas
Read moreAmy McEvoy dived into fundraising and nonprofit work shortly after graduating from SMU by joining the interior architectural design firm Wilson Associates and Trisha Wilson’s nonprofit, the Wilson Foundation.
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