Left to right: Steve Wanta, Michelle Williams, Sara Vassar, Salah Boukadoum, Kate Knight, Matt Myers (front), Benjamin Vann (back), Michael Thomas [Photo: Michael Samples]
Roundtable | Our panel talks about what we can do better, right now. In the final installment of the latest Dallas Innovates roundtable series, we look at systemic issues that still need to be addressed, and the areas ripe for innovation. The discussion closes with a look into the future.
What makes North Texas a place—or a potential place—for social innovation? In part two of our roundtable series, eight experts discuss how Dallas-Fort Worth may be a unique breeding ground for social good, what attracts (and keeps) talent in the nonprofit sector, and more.
ROUNDTABLE | In this three-part series, a panel of experts explores Dallas-Fort Worth as a destination for global impact work.
Part one kicks off with eight thought leaders who explore what social innovation looks like from their unique perspectives — nonprofit, corporate, and startup — and how that is impacting the region.
Callaway Golf Co. (NYSE: CALY) is swinging into Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas with a $15 million plant for advanced 3D printing of custom-made titanium golf clubs.
Carlsbad, California-based Callaway, which makes and sells golf equipment, gear and apparel, said the new facility will expand its advanced manufacturing and R&D capabilities....
A new factory in Fort Worth anchors a $125 million, two-year investment by drone delivery company Wing for producing next-generation aircraft in the U.S.
Wing said the 15,000-square-foot manufacturing plant will employ up to 100 people and enable the company to produce tens of thousands of drones each year....
Callaway Golf Co. (NYSE: CALY) is swinging into Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas with a $15 million plant for advanced 3D printing of custom-made titanium golf clubs.
Carlsbad, California-based Callaway, which makes and sells golf equipment, gear and apparel, said the new facility will expand its advanced manufacturing and R&D capabilities....
A new factory in Fort Worth anchors a $125 million, two-year investment by drone delivery company Wing for producing next-generation aircraft in the U.S.
Wing said the 15,000-square-foot manufacturing plant will employ up to 100 people and enable the company to produce tens of thousands of drones each year....