Michael Thomas, executive director of My Possibilities, speaking last year at The Pitch, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas' annual social innovation competition. [Courtesy photo.]
Soap Hope wants to attract more people with disabilities to participate in the academy's internships to learn the inner workings of employment in a fulfillment center. Take a look inside the new center and meet the HIPsters, a.k.a. Hugely Important People, working there.
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.
The next wave of transformation is upon us as millennials reshape a new kind of authentic, purposeful role for business, says Voices writer Salah Boukadoum.
The Dallas Festival of Ideas celebrates ideas that are designed to "ignite, unite, and energize the people of Dallas to help build the city of the future."
Supply chain problems continue to plague industries across the U.S. But one Plano-based company has been digging itself out of the issue—and now it’s passing its savings along to customers.
At Home, a home and holiday superstore company that operates 261 locations in 40 states, saw its supply chain costs rise over $300 million between 2021 and 2022....
Kanarys and MAC Diversity Recruiters have entered into a strategic partnership to assist organizations in building more diverse and inclusive workplaces.
Kanarys is a Dallas-based diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, or DEIB, technology company focused on providing the tools organizations need to create systemic change around DEIB challenges....
Dallas-based fintech company Zippy is disrupting the financing of manufactured housing in North Texas and other states via its innovative digital platform.
Founded by former JPMorgan Chase bankers, the startup is led by CEO Ben Halliday, a TCU graduate, and COO and President Jordan Bucy....
Supply chain problems continue to plague industries across the U.S. But one Plano-based company has been digging itself out of the issue—and now it’s passing its savings along to customers.
At Home, a home and holiday superstore company that operates 261 locations in 40 states, saw its supply chain costs rise over $300 million between 2021 and 2022....
Kanarys and MAC Diversity Recruiters have entered into a strategic partnership to assist organizations in building more diverse and inclusive workplaces.
Kanarys is a Dallas-based diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, or DEIB, technology company focused on providing the tools organizations need to create systemic change around DEIB challenges....
Dallas-based fintech company Zippy is disrupting the financing of manufactured housing in North Texas and other states via its innovative digital platform.
Founded by former JPMorgan Chase bankers, the startup is led by CEO Ben Halliday, a TCU graduate, and COO and President Jordan Bucy....