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20 Under 40

Proud to Present our 2021 20 Under 40

After a year defined by neighbors helping neighbors while remaining apart, we're proud to say this year’s nominees can be counted among those who made a difference in their workplaces, chosen career fields, and communities during a challenging and uncertain time.
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Edward Chalupa – 20 Under 40

Edward Chalupa tells the stories of students and staff of Highland Park ISD through video, social media, and more as the district’s communication specialist and video producer.
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Zachary and Joanna Dreyfuss – 20 Under 40

Zachary and Joanna are high school sweethearts who fell in love with Dallas while doing their medical residency training at Parkland/UT Southwestern.
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Kyle Marmillion – 20 Under 40

Kyle Marmillion is a busy guy. His day job is as an adviser with the insurance brokerage Marsh & McLennan Agency, specializing in property and casualty, employee benefits, and personal insurance.
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Vince Manna – 20 Under 40

Wealth adviser Vince Manna, who’s worked with BOK Financial since graduating from college eight years ago, lives by his industry phrase, “doing well by doing good.”
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Nora Clark – 20 Under 40

Nora Clark took an unusual path to her career in real estate. She taught for a decade before joining Allie Beth Allman & Associates about five years ago.
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Nick Silva – 20 Under 40

Many young boys dream of taking to the skies as pilots, but Nick Silva turned that dream into a reality.
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Liz Silva – 20 Under 40

Liz Silva worked in SMU in alumni relations while attending graduate school at Vanderbilt and often found herself connecting other SMU alumni with people interested in internships or jobs.
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Sara Fredericks – 20 Under 40

Babysitting taught Sara Fredericks essential skills that she uses now in her career in commercial real estate.
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Fabio Leonardi – 20 Under 40

As a first-generation immigrant, college student, and now lawyer, introducing himself in court “on behalf of the United States” has special significance for Fabio Leonardi.
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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.
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Marisa Howard – 20 Under 40

As the COVID-19 pandemic has uprooted everyone’s lives, Marisa Howard has managed to make the most of it.
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Brooke Donelson – 20 Under 40

As a consulting analyst at Sendero and an advocate for Dallas Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), Brooke Donelson makes a difference for clients and children.
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Francesca Blackard – 20 Under 40

Francesca 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.”
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Lexie Aderhold – 20 Under 40

Lexie Aderhold came to marketing in a happy accident.
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Murphey Sears – 20 Under 40

Murphey Sears started her career in TV ad sales. Now, in the nonprofit world, Sears likes to say she does “sales with a purpose.”
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Lisa Henderson – 20 Under 40

The cozy, inviting atmosphere of Lisa Henderson’s Bible study leader’s home in high school still inspires her in the spaces she designs today.
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Will Coleman – 20 Under 40

Will 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
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Dr. Tiffany Moon – 20 Under 40

The 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
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Amy McEvoy – 20 Under 40

Amy 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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