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A life-changing road trip for Oak Cliff native Casey Gerald
Oak Cliff native Casey Gerald isn’t
the typical Harvard Business School
graduate.
He easily could have followed the
well-worn path from Cambridge,
Massachusetts, to high six-figure salaries
in corporate America. But he’s not afraid
to punch his own ticket in life.
When he left Harvard in May, he
delivered a stirring graduation speech
touching on his lifetime of experiences
— from a home invasion to degrees
from two hallowed Ivy League schools.
Gerald took his classmates on the
journey that now shapes his future.
Four years ago, as a member of
Lehman Brothers’ fateful final intern
EDITOR’S NOTE
follows MBA students as they work
with business owners in economically-
challenged cities. Gerald knows the
subject intimately because he lived it.
In 2013, he and three classmates
bypassed the traditional summer
internship route and instead hit the
road, covering 8,000 miles and eight
cities in eight weeks. They sought out
entrepreneurs who welcomed the can-
do energy of MBAs eager to help.
It became a life-changing trip. They
found inspirational stories of business
owners like Sebastian Jackson, who
collects customers’ hair for compost
used to plant trees in blighted Detroit
neighborhoods around his barber shop.
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turned into a business venture and on “the human impact.”
a chance to influence how MBAs The uniqueness of the program
approach their careers. landed Gerald on the cover of this
“We were just kids with a crazy month’s “Fast Company” magazine. Yet
idea,” Gerald said in a phone interview. he humbly rattled off a list of Dallas
MBAs Across America quickly business people who helped him land
grew into an idea embraced by other jobs early in his career at places like
business schools. Gerald picked up Vinson & Elkins and Neiman Marcus.
backing along the way from corporate Gerald, now 27 and living in
giants Holiday Inn and General Motors. Brooklyn, wants the TV show to
This summer, MBAs Across America demonstrate that great things are
sent eight teams to work with small possible in business. He has even
business owners. The TV series follows higher goals for the MBAs who get to
three of those teams. experience what he did.
Gerald described it as a “grueling “If nothing else, I want them to be
exercise” that forces book-smart MBAs better citizens,” he said. “Life is just so
to release preconceived notions about short.”

class, he watched the Wall Street In short order, Gerald’s road trip how business works by focusing them — Paul O’Donnell
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had sacrificed so much,” he said. “It
drove me to see my journey from Oak
Cliff, Texas ... as a chance to leave Some businesses reach a certain point when they expect more than
behind all the challenges I had known just a loan. They expect their bank to be part of their growth strategy.
and grab hold to a life of ease, and
comfort and security.
When it’s time, come to Comerica. And discover why we’re
“But when I did not die on that floor, the leading bank for business,* with more awards
I began to ask myself why I had been for excellence** than any other bank.
allowed to live. If I had been judged
that evening, I wasn’t going to be asked
how fancy my degrees had been. ... If RAISE YOUR EXPECTATIONS.
that night had been my last, my maker
would have peered into my heart to ask
not what I had been able to get but what ®

I had been willing to give.”

Fast-forward six months and
Gerald’s giving is about to go
primetime. His work as co-founder
and CEO of the nonprofit MBAs Across
America is featured in “Growing
America: A Journey to Success,” a
series airing at 8 p.m. Sunday on HLN.
The six-episode documentary
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consulting and research firm specializing in financial services. For Middle Market, the Greenwich Awards are based on nearly 14,000 market research interviews with U.S. companies with sales revenues
of $10 million-$500 million, and honorees were recognized by their customers as providing superior quality of products, service and coverage. Of more than 750 U.S. banks evaluated, Comerica ranked
within the top 5 percent of banks with “distinctive quality” and “performing at a differentiated level relative to peers.” For Small Business, the Greenwich Awards are based on more than 17,000 market
research interviews with U.S. companies with annual revenues of $1 million-$10 million, and honorees were recognized by their customers as providing superior quality of products, service and coverage.
Of more than 750 U.S. banks evaluated, Comerica ranked within the top 6 percent of small business banks with “distinctive quality” and “performing at a differentiated level relative to peers.”
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Three years ago, United Way of Metropolitan UNITED WAY 2014 FINANCIAL BREAKDOWN
Dallas set out to put its money to work. Calendar dates Here’s
By channeling $49 million in donations
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where the
into three specific categories, the social service
Fundraising campaign ends
June 30, 2015 $64.3M $12.5M Operating
budget
agency wanted to raise income levels, improve raised by
the agency
health care access and boost the educational Applications for grants due
$3.5M UW-led impact
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Next due date will be fall 2015 for funding to this year
attainment of North Texas adults and children. programs
begin in July 2016 goes.
Before launching this year’s fundraising
campaign, United Way measured how it’s doing Decisions made on grant recipients
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in the first of 10 annual scorecards. The reports

June 2016
$19.9M Donor-directed
investments
are intended as a tangible way to help donors 90th anniversary gala
understand what their charity accomplishes. Feb. 6 at AT&T Stadium
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The nonprofit’s targeted funding approach

awarded three-year grants, rather than yearly, to
organizations to give them more time to attack helped us re-engineer how we give money, and
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a problem and achieve results. It was a radical it helps donors actually see how their money $20.3M Community
impact grants
change for an organization that previously impacts the community.”
spread its money far and wide. The 2015 campaign, with a goal of raising $0.4M
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“Before, our reach was a mile wide, but only $67 million, goes through June 30. Here’s how Leveraged
an inch deep,” said Jennifer Sampson, United United Way views its progress in the key areas of funds
Way president and CEO. “The scorecards have income, education and health. $7.7M Donations to
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United Way Scorecard
INCOME
In 2012, more than 500,000 Dallas residents
lived in poverty, making less than $20,000 a year
for a single parent with two children.
Move 250,000 of those
people out of poverty
by 2020 through training, job accessibility
and financial education.
HOW?
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industry certification programs
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save, spend smartly and file their own taxes
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Since 2011, United Way invested $11.4 million
into income-related initiatives. As a result:
RR7,000 have completed financial education courses
RR6,000 have completed job training courses
RR5,000 have found jobs
70,000 people have
been put on the road to
financial stability
RR16,000 have earned tax refunds totaling $29 million.
RRDallas City Council approved a $200,000 line item
for 2015 for an Earned Income Tax Credits program.
582,868 people
still live in poverty
(22% being children 18 and under)
39% live in asset poverty
meaning they do not have sufficient resources
to stay out of poverty for three months in the case
of a layoff, reduced income or other emergency.
United Way gave more than
$1 million to Interfaith Housing
Coalition to provide transitional
housing for poor, working families.
Some of that money has helped families find jobs,
climb out of debt and save money to go toward rent.
“Our focus is making sure those who are working
poor or unemployed get the stabilization and
support they need to get their lives back together,”
said Kimberly Williams, Interfaith Housing’s CEO.
“We’ve seen more homeless families than ever
before because of the downturn in the economy.”
Interfaith Housing
Coalition received
more than $1M.
EDUCATION HEALTH
10-YEAR GOAL
In 2010, 54 percent of high school students in the United Way acknowledges its health initiatives carry
region United Way serves were ready for college or the least specific goals of the three giving areas.
prepared to enter the work force. But the agency generally wants to:
Prepare 60% of all Increase children &
adults w/health care
Prevent obesity
Reduce substance
students to graduate Develop healthy
mothers and babies
abuse
Eliminate domestic
While Collin (75%) and southern Denton County (73%) for first 6 years of life
rose in 2012, Dallas County remained low at 54%.
violence
HOW? HOW?
RRProviding education to young students Tom Greco, president and CEO of Frito Lay North
America, is this year’s campaign chair and is leading
RRGuiding older students to in-demand careers
the charge on a Healthy Zone Schools program to:
RRHelping graduates find the career and college
RREncourage children to exercise
resources they need to make informed choices
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to organizations promoting health.
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schools, is working to be the open two MyChildren’s pediatric clinics.
exception with a $600,000 grant. MyChildren’s serves children covered by Medicaid
Uplift was able to hire more counselors for its or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
“Road to College” program, which helps students The funding helps the program offer immunizations,
with college applications, admission tests, interviews, nutrition counseling and dental screenings to
essays, scholarships and financial aid. As a result, all children who wouldn’t normally have access to these
283 seniors on Uplift campuses in 2013 were accepted services.
to colleges. “We can help children be healthier, help families be
“They had acceptance letters from over 300 healthier, help children be safer and combat a growing
different colleges and universities, and they earned number of kids who are overweight or medically
collectively over $40 million in scholarships,” said obese,” said Christopher Durovich, president and CEO
Yasmin Bhatia, CEO of Uplift. of Children’s Medical Center Dallas.
Uplift Education received MyChildren’s clinic
a $600,000 grant. received a $1.5M grant.
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Dallas-based AT&T Inc. has agreed to
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The agreement with Grupo Salinas covers
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licenses, network assets, retail stores
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Microsoft opens at
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Microsoft recently opened its largest
store in the nation at NorthPark Center
in Dallas. The 5,323 square-foot store is
located between Nordstrom and Macy’s,
catty-corner to an Apple store a few shops
down. The store, which is lined with a
row of screens embedded into its walls,
represents Microsoft’s 106th in the nation
and 10th in Texas.
RadioShack to open on
Thanksgiving, loses exec VP
Struggling RadioShack Corp. reversed last
year’s stance on Thanksgiving Day closures
and has chosen to open up shop on the
holiday. The Fort Worth-based electronics
retailer plans to open the majority of its
stores at 8 a.m. and close at midnight
that Thursday. Mall locations will follow
the hours of its corresponding shopping
center. RadioShack also announced that
vice president of human resources and
services international Telvin Jeffries, a
former Kohl’s Corp. executive who joined
RadioShack in 2012, left the company Nov.
7 to pursue other opportunities.
DAN Fund raises $2M, seeks
DFW startups for portfolio
Dallas venture capital firm DAN Fund LLC has
closed on its second fund totaling $2 million
and already has made its first $400,000
investment in a portfolio company. The
second fund is almost twice the size of
DAN Fund I, a $1.1 million fund that made its
final investment in June, and comprises 63
investors versus its previous 33.
Velocis acquires Chicago-
based marketing firm
Dallas startup Velocis has acquired Chicago
marketing firm The Strategy Artists. The
acquisition helps the consulting firm,
which calls itself a virtual incubator,
bolster its offerings that include product
creation, web and mobile development,
and marketing and business development.
The Strategy Artists is a digital marketing
and events company that has worked with
clients including Gilt Groupe, Clicktivated,
Poncho, Garmental and Red Bull.
Carrollton startup raises
$4M in Series A funding
YourCause LLC, a software-as-a-service
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A beginner’s guide to funding
For Kevin Vela,
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ner at Vela Keller
P.C. and the Dallas
Angel Network,
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brand. A lot of this will go away with
crowdfunding coming in to play.
Equity-based funding
This means you’re selling a stake in
your company. So whether you have a
corporation or an LLC, you can sell equity.
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MedHab LLC PRESIDENT AND CEO JOHNNY ROSS
A 6-year-old
startup from
Tech Fort Worth
has caught up
with one of the
world’s fastest
athletes, Michael
Johnson.
MedHab LLC,
led by president
and CEO Johnny
Ross, has partnered with Johnson and
his McKinney company, Michael Johnson
Performance Inc., as it develops its lead
device, RPM2. The device, a set of smart
shoe inserts with a corresponding mobile
application, was developed to analyze
the mechanics of the body’s movement
to help health care professionals treat
medical issues and give athletic trainers
the ability to improve performance. The
company’s first sale was to the Texas
Rangers. It also became the exclusive
partner for USA Triathlon, the governing
body for the U.S. triathlon Olympic team.
When did MedHab launch and with
what capital? I founded the company
in 2008. It was self-funded the first two
years with about $50,000 to $75,000.
Then from there, once the device was
built, I started doing equity fundraising.
We’ve raised a little over $4 million.
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Typically, this is done in early stages.
Debt-based funding
This is the most popular and, I believe,
the most sensible way for early-stage
companies. Convertible debt allows
companies to borrow money from an
investor with the agreement that at some
point that amount will convert into equity.
The problem with an early stage company
is it’s difficult to place a true valuation
on it. By issuing convertible debt, you’re
able to prolong that valuation. The debt
will convert at a discount during the next
round of funding. The legal documents
are much simpler and you don’t have to
worry about the valuation.
So what’s the strategy?
It’s expected that companies can raise
up to $100,000 on their own, either in
equity or convertible debt. Following
that, companies enter a seed round,
usually categorized as convertible debt.
Then comes the Series A round from
angel syndicates or venture capital firms,
who acquire equity in the company.
Companies can opt for funding bridges
in between those stages. Early-stage
companies should consider convertible
debt or friends and family rounds.
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this sounds interesting. Will you come
up and demo it?” So he went up to
McKinney and demoed it. They were just
enamored. They said, “This is so cool.
We’re going to call Michael right away.”
Keith received an email from Michael in
late December. There was a two-hour
phone call during which he told us
his needs for remote coaching. So we
started taking test models over there.
They liked the device. They’re going to
use the device on every athlete.
How will this partnership help
your company? What we need to
move this product on the commercial
side is expertise, and that’s where
Michael Johnson comes in. They are
a development partner to help us
develop future features and apps.
There are 12 coaches involved in this. If
you’re in this space — athletic training
— Michael Johnson is one of the top in
the world. He’s global. So as a startup,
we ‘re not Nike or Under Armour so we
need to have a partner and someone
very credible that can help us move the
needle. That’s Michael.
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Danielle Abril
nonaccredited investors. New regulations
will provide a means to obtain equity-
based funding and convertible debt.
Crowdfunding will be helpful for hyperlocal
businesses, as it will allow them to raise
money and create brand ambassadors.
Most common mistakes
Startups take more than they need — Take
as much money as you’ll realistically need
for the next nine to 12 months for nominal
salaries, to build products and pay other
expenses like marketing and overhead.
If you’re not ready to generate cash by
the end of that period, there’s something
wrong with your business model.
Valuations are too high — Startups
commonly have valuations that are too
high, which creates a bad perception
in the marketplace. What happens is
companies can’t raise money and have to
lower their valuation and go back to the
same investors.
Not understanding regional differences
— Texas investors are different from the
West Coast and Northeast. Our high net
worth investors are used to a different
investor class that involves real property,
like land and oil and gas. Texans do not
have the risk appetite to invest at high
valuations to get that home run. They
want fundamentally based valuations.
Lack of good legal guidance — Make
sure you have good legal guidance. It can
be difficult to clean up a messy round
of funding. Companies may be hesitant
early on to spend on legal, but make sure
you’re getting good advice when multiple
investors get involved. You can educate
yourself by doing research.
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development of Starwood’s
mobile hotel key app
Bottle Rocket Apps
is behind the mobile
application that is
bringing keyless
entry to Starwood
Hotels & Resorts
rooms across the
nation.
The Addison
software developer,
Bottle Rocket CEO which worked on the
app for more than
Calvin Carter
a year, developed
the SPG Keyless app
in partnership with Starwood and its lock
manufacturer. The hotel chain is rolling out
the app, which allows guests to use their
smartphones as room keys, in 10 hotels
across the nation, with plans to expand it to
150 hotels by early next year. The company
has not yet identified if and when Dallas-
Fort Worth could see the new application.
Bottle Rocket has been a longtime
partner of Starwood, working on
improving the guest experience through
innovative mobile solutions, said Bottle
Rocket CEO Calvin Carter.
“We like to go first, and we find our
relationship with Starwood so rewarding
because they like to go first as well,” Carter
said.
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Energy
I nsakelaris@bizjournals.com
ENERGYNEXT
Mark Hiduke takes it one well at a time
Mark Hiduke celebrated his 28th birth-
day this week by putting the finishing
touches on his new corner office on the
49th floor of the Chase Tower in down-
town Dallas.
Six months ago, he and three other
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partners received $100 million from pri-
vate equity firm Natural Gas Partners to
start PCORE Exploration & Production
LLC, an oil and gas company focused on
the Wolfcamp Shale in the Permian Basin.
The 5,000-square-foot office sits on
the east side of Chase Tower’s famed hole,
giving the millennial a stunning view of
Dallas Love Field, as well as the vibrant
Uptown and Lakewood neighborhoods.
Since the company started in May, it
has been on a buying spree, acquiring
more than 2,000 acres in West Texas. It’s
eyeing 5,000 to 10,000 more.
Hiduke marvels at PCORE’s early suc-
cess in buying land. “To be able to come
out of the gate and have an acquisition
in the summer when oil prices were
above $100, to be able to find anything
so quickly,” he said.
It has certainly been a rollercoaster of
a year for Hiduke, who worked for Irving-
based Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE:
PXD) for four and a half years before ven-
turing out on his own in April.
At Pioneer, Hiduke was responsible
for divesting the company’s assets from
Africa to Alaska so it could redouble its
efforts in the red-hot Permian Basin.
He has seen firsthand the success Pio-
neer had there.
“Every couple months or so a new
well result would come on and it would
change your idea and understanding of
R NEWS TICKER
Shermco acquires minnesota
firm, plans wind services
Shermco Industries will strengthen its
position in Minnesota with the acquisition
of Electrical Mechanical Services Inc., a
35-year-old company based in Vadnais
Heights outside St. Paul. Irving-based
Shermco will add wind energy services to
EMS’ existing capabilities, which include
repairing electric motors and other
equipment. Shermco has a partnership
with GFI Energy Group, part of Oak Tree
Capital Management LP that provides
money for mergers and acquisitions.
north texas companies win
Southwest oil, gas awards
Four North Texas companies took home
awards at the second annual Southwest Oil
& Gas Awards program in October. The Oct.
23 event featured a keynote address by Barry
Smitherman, Texas Railroad Commissioner.
Local winners were Dallas-based Enlink
Midstream, Fort Worth-based FTS
International, Dallas-based Breitling Energy
Corp. and Addison-based Bridger LLC.
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graduate and MBA degrees from South-
ern Methodist University. “It became
something bigger and better each time.
That resource is fantastic.”
Now, he and his fellow managing part-
ners, who range in age from 30s to 50s,
are going it alone.
The recent drop in crude oil prices has
slowed the momentum to drill costly $8
million to $10 million horizontal wells, at
least for now.
“Essentially, you’re looking at $78 to
$80 prices for the next four or five years
that are in the commodities market,”
R CLOSER LOOK
txu gives makeover to its myenergy dashboard
TXU Energy will give its MyEnergy
Dashboard a complete makeover
thanks to a partnership with
California tech startup Bidgely.
Dallas-based TXU Energy will
debut the new look to its 1.5 million
customers throughout 2015. TXU
Energy will be the largest customer yet
for Bidgely.
“We’re bringing information to
the consumer that they’ve never had
before,” said Abhay Gupta, CEO and
founder of Sunnyvale, California-based
Bidgely. “It helps people understand
where the money is going.”
The system uses “hardcore
analytics” to tap into customers’ smart
meters to display supplied data in an
easy-to-read manner, Gupta said. For
example, it can tell which appliances
are sucking the most power and how
that compares to others in their zip
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have flexibility to be able to say, ‘OK, can
I hold off on the drilling program until
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code. It does this by looking at the
fingerprints those devices leave when
they turn on and off, he explained.
Other than the smart meters, no
Reporter
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point gives
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a clear
view of
downtown
Dallas.
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oil wells, it will sell it, likely to a bigger
operator.
The company has grown to nine
employees and plans to add another soon.
“We don’t plan on trying to grow to
be some large, big entity that would rival
Pioneer,” Hiduke said. “We want to be
small, nimble and live within our means
as a 10-person company.”
After all, there are advantages of hav-
ing 10 employees instead of thousands.
“We’ll be able to throw ideas off of each
other and just have this small office space
here and work on one well at a time,”
Hiduke said.
other upgrades are needed. The system
can be accessed through an online
browser or through an app.
“We are not limited to that one
percent of the market (that has smart
thermostats),” Gupta said.
For the retail electric provider,
whose parent company Energy Future
Holdings is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy,
the enhanced dashboard will help
the company stand out amid 50 other
competitors in North Texas, said Jennifer
Pulliam, a senior director at TXU Energy.
With more information at their
fingertips, customers can make smarter
choices with their electricity use.
“We’re doing all the work on their
behalf,” Pulliam said. “Because there
is a higher and higher expectation on
service, especially on digital service ...
we need to continue to take it to the
next level.”
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Health care
I bhethcock@bizjournals.com
ELECTIONS 2014
Here’s what the GOP rout means for Obamacare
For the first time since passage of the
Affordable Care Act, Republicans will
control both legislative chambers after
winning a majority in the U.S. Senate.
Before the ballot-counting was com-
plete after the Nov. 4 elections, GOP lead-
ers were already talking about plans to
dismantle the Affordable Care Act —
Obamacare — by either repealing it or
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whittling away its provisions.
At a post-elections watch party in
Austin, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz said the Republi-
can Senate would “do everything humanly
possibly to repeal Obamacare.” If that
doesn’t work, the senator from Texas says,
the GOP stands ready to attack the legisla-
tion “piece by piece.” Republican Kentucky
Sen. Mitch McConnell, who is poised to
become Senate majority leader, has vowed
to repeal President Barack Obama’s health
care overhaul “root and branch.”
An outright repeal of the ACA is
unlikely unless Obama’s veto pen runs
out of ink. But parts of the ACA could
be substantially changed, say health
care providers, politicians, insurers and
R BY THE NUMBERS
FOREST PARK MEDICAL CITY FORT WORTH
Forest Park Medical Center Fort Worth has
become the latest entrant in North Texas’
highly competitive hospital market.
The acute care hospital is 70 percent
physician-owned, said CEO Jim Davis.
The hospital is part of a $5 billion
health care building boom in North Texas
to replace aging facilities and meet the
demands of a growing population. The
biggest of the medical projects include
the $1.3 billion Parkland Hospital set to
open next year and the $800 million UT
Southwestern William P. Clements Jr.
University Hospital, which opened last
month. Both are in Dallas.
The Fort Worth hospital opened to
patients Nov. 3. It is the fourth facility
developed in North Texas by Neal Richards
Group under the Forest Park umbrella
since the company was founded in 2009.
The others are the flagship in Dallas, plus
smaller facilities in Southlake and Frisco.
Forest Park also has hospitals in San
Antonio and Austin.
R A CLOSER LOOK
RECORD MEDICARE FINES FOR EXCESSIVE READMISSIONS
Four Dallas-Fort Worth hospitals will
pay penalties of more than 1 percent of
their Medicare reimbursements in 2015
for excessive readmissions of patients,
according to an analysis of federal
records.
Medicare is fining a record 2,610
hospitals nationwide — including 225 in
Texas and 56 in North Texas — for having
too many patients return within a month
for additional treatments. Nationwide,
the fines will total about $428 million
over the course of the year, according
employers.
It would be a shame to see people who
have gained insurance through the ACA
— and hospitals that have gained pay-
ing patients — lose coverage, said Steve
Love, president and CEO of the Dallas-
Fort Worth Hospital Council.
“Hopefully, we won’t reduce that
coverage,” Love told the Dallas Business
Journal in an interview. “You hopefully
would have another plan, a replacement
plan, especially for the people whose
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mandate — the requirement that com-
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likely changes to result from the Repub-
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broken down by hospital.
The readmission penalty applies to all
Medicare discharges, not only to claims
for patients who are readmitted, said
Gina McWilliams, president and CEO of
RealTime Medicare Data, a Birmingham,
Alabama, health care data firm that
analyzed the numbers. The penalties
were calculated based on discharges
from July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2013.
Medicaid last year spent $26 billion
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more businesses from the law,” Crow said.
“Obama has already shown some willing-
ness to waive or delay requirements for
small employers. That, however, does not
mean the individual employee would be
exempt from the mandate.”
After the election, Obama said he’s
not amenable to repealing the individ-
ual mandate to carry insurance or be
penalized.
Crow said repeal of the individual
mandate would make it difficult at best
to make the ACA math work.
“It is hard to see how this already
complicated bill would work without the
mandate,” Crow said. “It would be highly
problematic to repeal the mandate but
leave in place other popular insurance
reforms like (guaranteed coverage for
people with) pre-existing conditions.”
Hospitals are beginning to see the
impact of the ACA on their bottom line.
Trevor Fetter, CEO of Dallas-based
Tenet Healthcare Corp., told the DBJ in
an Election Day interview that the ACA
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on patients who leave the hospital then
return within 30 days, McWilliams said.
Even though the penalties are in
most cases less than 1 percent, they can
still affect profit margins for hospitals
that may do $1 billion a year in
Medicare business, McWilliams said.
Medicare tracked readmissions for
heart attacks, congestive heart failure and
pneumonia. In 2015, other conditions
and procedures will be added, including
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
and elective knee and hip replacements.
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revenue and admissions increases in the
third quarter of 2014.
Fetter said he doesn’t expect the ACA
to be repealed.
“It’s too late,” he said. “The Amer-
ican public is really starting to enjoy
the access to health insurance that they
have under the act, and to tear that down
would be self-destructive.”
In the latest quarter, Tenet’s revenue
increased 74 percent to $4.18 billion.
Tenet’s Medicare admissions rose 24
percent in the five states that expanded
Medicare eligibility under the health
care overhaul.
Uninsured and charity admissions
dropped 59 percent as patients who
in the past visited Tenet hospitals but
weren’t able to pay received health-
care coverage through government-run
marketplaces or an expanded Medicaid
program.
Fetter attributed about 40 percent of
the increase in admissions and revenue
to the ACA and the rest of the improve-
ment to better hospital operations.
The new Fort Worth
hospital is Forest
Park’s fourth in North
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In most cases, the penalties amount
to a fraction of a percent. But four
hospitals in North Texas will be fined
more than 1 percent:
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Hospital at Arlington — 3 percent
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Worth — 2.76 percent
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Hospital Southlake — 1.86 percent
RRTexas Health Presbyterian Hospital
Rockwall — 1.12 percent
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REAL ESTATE Reporter

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UPTOWN

Crescent readies for its $62.5M makeover

In a span of three decades, the Crescent
and its surrounding Uptown neighbor-
hood went from an isolated, industrial
area to a walkable, upscale community.
Now the neighborhood jewel is about
to get a $62.5 million makeover.
Crescent Property Services LLC plans
to spend $27.5 million to upgrade the
Crescent, a 1.3 million-square-foot
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three-building complex.
The Crescent’s renovation is part of a
larger, 20-acre vision by Crescent Prop-
erty Services. That vision includes reno-
vations at The Ritz-Carlton and the Cres-
cent, and the new McKinney & Olive
development, said John Zogg, the Cres-
cent’s managing director.
“These 20 acres will relate and talk
making the front of the project a park. But
times have changed, he said.
The 30-year-old trees in front of the
Crescent will be saved and used in the
new design for the 1-acre park, Zogg
said. The group also plans to purchase
45 additional trees to bring more shade
to restaurant and park goers.
Instead of an interior motor court
the early 1980s.
“We want to maintain that qual-
ity,” said Heinz, who redesigned the
lobby of 200 Crescent Court to include
added lighting on the walls, greenery
and spaces for tenants of the building to
meet clients or have a conversation out-
side of their office. The design will carry
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mixed-use development at McKinney to one another and be pretty seamless,” with a Stonehenge-like structure in the “That’s why it’s taken three-and-a-
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another $35 million into its hotel, spa to recruit and retain employees. The property’s nearly 165,000-square- to work? And how do we get the sched-
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The renovations will include the the most amenitized assets in the city,” vations. Stanley Korshak will receive a tain the quality?” she added. “There’s no
1-acre park in front of the property, the he said. “But with the addition of Ascen- new storefront that will feature more property like this.”
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This will be the property’s first major Crescent, you don’t have to get in your and the Palomino restaurant will get a and hotel guests, Heinz said.
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designed the Crescent. 3-foot wall and creating entry points sur- bach Heinz of Dallas-based design firm rior of the Crescent.
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billion corporate campus near Nebraska
Furniture Mart, Lewisville-based Bright The initial
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owners left off.
President and COO Eric Stanley said
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The Deal: A large portion of Dallas’
Design District has been bought by a
group of investors led by Dallas real
estate firm Dunhill Partners.
Location: The 7.5-acre Decorative
Center complex at Oak Lawn Avenue
and Hi Line Drive and the 18-acre Dallas
Design Center on Stemmons Freeway,
as well as a dozen retail and showroom
buildings along Oak Lawn and Hi Line.
Square Feet: 700,000
Buyer: Dunhill Partners
Sellers: Houston-based Lionstone
Investments and Dallas-based
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the 30-acre property includes oilman Tim
Headington and the owners of Highland
Park Village. The new ownership group
plans to pick up where the previous
owners left off in executing the vision for
redeveloping the neighborhood.
settling in the nearby corridor, such as
Toyota North America, Nebraska Furniture
Mart and FedEx Office. Plans include:
RRA number of apartment buildings within
a walkable community
RRTrails, a lakeside promenade and parks
for residents
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RRA concierge service and spa
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on more than 20 acres of land, with the
first apartment homes scheduled for
completion in April 2016. The overall
project is called The Realm at Castle
Hills, which will include more than 5,000
apartment homes and 1.4 million square
feet of retail, office, restaurant and theater
on a total of 324 acres. Bright Realty
is working with 505 Design in Boulder,
Colorado, LandDesign in Charlotte,
North Carolina, and BB+M Architecture,
also of Charlotte. Dallas-based Andres
Construction Services is the project’s
general contractor.
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Dallas architecture firm
Corgan will expand its
West End headquarters
as it wins more work in
North Texas.
The firm signed a
lease for 14,000 square
feet of office space at
1701 Market St., which
is a three-minute walk from its existing
headquarters at 401 Houston St.
Corgan’s work with corporate projects,
such as Toyota and State Farm, as well
as with existing clients like Frisco ISD,
Southwest Airlines and D/FW International
Airport, has resulted in the firm needing more
space, said President Bob Morris.
“We have outgrown our space in our
headquarters building and determined that
Real Estate represented the landlord.
Morris explains the company’s growth:
Why expand Corgan’s headquarters now?
We have had some great growth this year.
This year, we’ll have about a 30 percent
growth in our staff count on a national
basis. We expect to hit the 500 mark of
employees between all of the offices by
the end of the first quarter next year. We’ve
never had 500 employees before.
Why are companies — like yours —
expanding in North Texas? Certainly North
Texas has the available land and all the right
resources for companies to do just that,
expand. Texas continues to be so attractive
to others out there.
You own your corporate office on Houston
Street. Think you’ll develop additional
SANTANDER CONSUMER USA’S NEW DOWNTOWN DALLAS OFFICE
Santander Consumer USA Inc. (NYSE:
SC) has continued to move employees
into its new downtown Dallas corporate
headquarters, even as the auto Santander will move
finance company is hiring hundreds of 1,400 employees into
employees. downtown Dallas.
“With heightened regulatory scrutiny,
we are doing some pretty heavy hiring
right now to ramp up compliance and
overall governance within the business,”
said Michelle Whatley, Santander’s Chief
Human Resources Officer.
“We are hiring between 100 to 150
employees a month,” she added.
Whatley gave us a tour of Santander’s
new offices, which will be in 14 floors of
Thanksgiving Tower (floors 2-15, although
floor 3 still has another tenant occupying
the space), which is undergoing a JAKE DEAN

leasing additional space nearby was the best space on the property anytime soon? We multimillion-dollar renovation. The
specifically purchased the land right next move is expected to bring at least 1,400 employees in North Texas.
solution for the time being,” Morris said.
to our building for just that. The question employees into downtown Dallas. The downtown space includes
The new space is being renovated and the
becomes: how much do you build? We are Right now, there are about 1,000 a prayer room, an on-site clinic,
firm plans to move its education and health
taking a three-year lease on this expansion employees working in Santander’s two mother’s rooms, and a large
care studios into the office in February 2015.
until we have a better understanding of the Thanksgiving Tower office. multipurpose room on the eighth floor,
JLL’s Greg Biggs represented Corgan in its
long-term dynamic of the market. Santander has about 4,000 which is an amenity floor for employees.
expansion. Aarica Mims of Peloton Commercial
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Researched by Erin Amburgey-Sood

214-706-7110, @DBJErin
esood@bizjournals.com

largest north texas private equity firms

ranked by total capital under management as of dec. 31,2013
Business name Address Total capital under 2013 active # Investment
Website Phone management 2013 investments professionals Year founded Top local executive(s) R closer look
301 Commerce St.,

300
1 TPG Capital 1 Ste. 3300, David Bonderman,
tpg.com Fort Worth 76102
817-871-4000
$66 billion 136 66 1992 co-founding partner 2013 PE
2711 North Haskell Ave.,
DEALS BY SIZE
2 Lone Star Funds 2 Ste. 1700,
$40.15 billion 13 NA 1995
André Collin,
lonestarfunds.com Dallas 75204 president
214-754-8300

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Luther King Capital 301 Commerce St.,
82
3 Management *
Ste. 1600,
Fort Worth 76102 $13.84 billion 4 32 1979
J. Luther King,
principal and president
lkcm.com 817-332-3235 Under $25M

5221 N. O'Connor Blvd.,

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Tony Weber,
Natural Gas Partners

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Ste. 1100 ,
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972-432-1440 managing partners
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5 Mangement LLC 3
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18 Advisors LLC *
Ste. 1750,
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lonestarinvestmentadvisors.com 972-702-7390 managing director of operations ranked in prior year

2001 Ross Ave., NEED A COPY

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19 Trinity Hunt Partners 16 Ste. 4800,
$550 million NA NA Pete Stein, OF THE LIST?
trinityhunt.com Dallas 75201 managing partners
214-777-6600 For information for
obtaining reprints,
750 N. St. Paul St., web permissions
Jim Johnson,
19 Wingate Partners 13 Ste. 1200, $550 million 10 NA Jason Reed, and commemorative
wingatepartners.com Dallas 75201 partners
214-720-1313 plaques, call 877-397-
5134. More information
Hirzel Capital 3963 Maple Ave., can be found online at
21 Ste. 170, Zac Hirzel,
Management
hirzelcapital.com * Dallas 75219
214-999-0014
$517 million NA NA 2008 founder/president DallasBusinessJournal.com
by clicking the “Store” tab
near the top of the site.
Haas Wheat & Partners 300 Crescent Court,
Robert Haas,
22 13
Ste. 1700,
Dallas 75201 $500 million 4 3 1984 chairman/strategic advisory WANT TO BE
haaswheat.com committee ON THE LIST?
214-871-8300
If you wish to be surveyed
3030 Olive St., when The List is next
23 Carson Private Capital
carsonfunds.com * Ste. 500,
Dallas 75219 $479 million 2 1 Royal Carson,
president and CEO
updated, or if you wish
to be considered for
214-999-1000
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2100 McKinney Ave., contact information to Erin
24 Kainos Capital 9 Ste. 1600, $456.8 million 3 12 2011 Andrew Rosen, Amburgey-Sood at esood@
kainoscapital.com Dallas 75201 managing partner
214-740-7300 bizjournals.com.

500 Crescent Court,

25 CIC Partners 19 Ste. 250, $400 million 10 NA 1999 Marshall Payne,
cicpartners.com Dallas 75201 partner/chairman
214-871-6863
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Eight PE deals you should know
Private equity deals in North Texas are occurring this year across the
broad spectrum of the region’s diverse economy.
Topping the charts is the nearly $1.3 billion buyout of Irving-based
CEC Entertainment, parent company of Chuck E. Cheese’s restaurants,
by private equity giant Apollo Global Management.
But some transactions have flown under the radar.
Here’s a sampling of deals involving North Texas buyers or sellers.
Automotive
Service King Collision
Repair Centers
Buyer: The
Deal value
Blackstone
$650M
Group LP
Seller: The
Carlyle Group
Date: July 21
What they do: Founded in 1976, Service
King employs more than 2,600 people
in 170 collision repair shops in 20 states,
including 78 locations in Texas. Its
offerings include general vehicle repair,
paintless dent repair, car rentals and
towing as well as free estimates, lifetime
warranties and flexible payment options.
Why it matters: Blackstone Group is
one of the largest private equity firms
in the country, with more than $300
billion in assets under management.
Holding a majority stake in Service King
has allowed Blackstone to increase
the Dallas repair company’s national
footprint from 47 locations in Texas
to 177 nationwide. While Service King
was already expanding, including its
purchase of Massachusetts-based
Sterling Collision Centers’ 62 stores,
“having Blackstone on board to help us
continue is an exciting thing,” said Gregg
Murray, vice president of advertising for
Service King. Blackstone’s backing could
help Service King compete with other
national brands.
Media
WEVV-TV
Buyer: Deal value
Bayou City
Broadcasting
$19M
Evansville Inc.
Seller: Nexstar
Broadcasting Group Inc.
Date: Aug. 4
What they do: Nexstar is an Irving
broadcast company that owns, operates,
programs or provides sales and services to
74 TV stations in Texas and 19 other states.
Founded in 1996, it reported $502 million
in net revenues last year.
Why it matters: Nexstar (Nasdaq: NXST)
came in as the 10th fastest growing public
company in North Texas this year, according
to Dallas Business Journal research. The
company’s revenue grew 33 percent
over 2013. While selling WEVV-TV, the
primary Fox station in Evansville, Indiana,
might seem like it would lower revenue,
it’s actually letting Nexstar move on to
its next big deal. Divesting WEVV allows
Nexstar to meet Federal Communications
Commission standards and fully acquire
Communications Corporation of America,
which operates 25 channels in Louisiana,
Indiana and Texas. The CCA transaction will
strengthen Nexstar’s hold in all three states.
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Costar Midstream LLC
Buyer: American Midstream Partners LP
Seller: Energy
Spectrum
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deepening American’s roots in Texas and
the Bakken. American also announced
plans to spend $310 million to expand its
base into the Eagle Ford Shale in South
Texas through acquisitions.
Money
Parago Inc.
Buyer: Deal value
Blackhawk
Network
$291M
Holdings Inc.
Seller: TH
Lee Putnam
Ventures
Date: Sept. 25
What they do: Headquartered in
Lewisville, Parago designs reward-based
incentive programs for companies
including Dell, General Electric and
Toyota. Those programs can include
employee recognition, sales incentives
and loyalty initiatives.
Why it matters: With the merger,
Blackhawk got a North Texas-based
company with an international reach.
With its acquisition of the United
Kingdom’s Intuitive Group in 2013,
Parago now gives out incentives in
four currencies and has multiplied its
market opportunities by 20, according
to the company. That’s a big deal for
Blackhawk, which paid cash in the
transaction and expects to receive an
additional $8 million to $10 million in net
income from Parago in 2015. Blackhawk
(Nasdaq: HAWK), a leading prepaid and
payments network, also has bought
incentives companies InteliSpend and
CardLab in the last year.
Health care
Aptalis Pharma Inc.
Buyer: Forest Laboratories Inc.
Seller: TPG
Capital
Deal value
$2.9B
Date: Feb. 3
What they
do: Aptalis
is a specialty
pharmaceutical company based in
Birmingham, Alabama, with 1,000
employees worldwide. It develops
medications for cystic fibrosis,
pancreatic enzyme deficiencies,
exocrine pancreatic insufficiency,
ulcerative proctitis, inflammatory bowel
diseases and Crohn’s disease. Its parent
company, Actavis, reported an 83
percent net revenue increase to $3.7
billion in the third quarter.
Why it matters: Fort Worth-based TPG
bought Axcan Pharma in 2008 for $1.3
billion or $23.35 a share, a 28 percent
premium over its stock price. At that
time, Frank Verwiel, Axcan’s president
and CEO, said, “As an independent,
private company with strong backing
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facilities in nine states, including one in
Richardson. It plans to use the money
raised from TPG and an additional $100
million line of credit from Citigroup
Global Markets to acquire additional
units and expand across the country.
Why it matters: Estimates from the
Self-Storage Associaton show that the
self-storage industry brought in around
$24 billion in revenue in the last year.
For Fort Worth-based TPG, investing
in LifeStorage is a potential cash cow.
“Not only is there strong continued
demand for self-storage, but the industry
also remains very fragmented, which
should provide opportunities for further
consolidation and attractive follow-on
acquisitions,” said Avi Banyasz, partner
and co-head of TPG Real Estate. For
LifeStorage, the infusion from TPG and
Citigroup and an add-on investment by
Jasper Ridge Partners will enable it to
grow aggressively through acquisitions.
Manufacturing
AMX
Buyer: Harman International Industries
Inc.
Seller: The
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$365M
Duchossois
Group Inc.
Date: June 13
What they
do: Richardson-based AMX designs,
manufactures and markets audio and
visual solutions for schools, government
entities, hotels and churches, as well as
businesses in the retail, entertainment,
health care and broadcasting sectors.
Some of its products include video
conferencing equipment, meeting
presentation technology and IT
monitoring systems, and it has partnered
with big names like Dell, Panasonic and
Samsung.
Why it matters: People who listen to
music, watch movies or TV, drive or ride
in a luxury car or attend a sporting event
or concert have already experienced
Harman products. Since its founding
more than 60 years ago, Harman has
built an international market for in the
U.S., China, Brazil, India and Russia.
Before being purchased, AMX was a
leading provider of enterprise control,
automation systems, audio/video
switching and distributing solutions.
Harman will absorb those capabilities in
the deal.
Technology
eGistics Inc.
Buyer: Top Deal value
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Ltd.
$18M
Seller: Trident
Capital Inc.,
Bluestem Capital Co. LLC
Date: July 16
What they do: A Plano-based company,
eGistics provides private cloud data and
document management. Its platform
has a Tier 4 rating, the highest level
of security, and can be searched and
configured by businesses. It can also
help companies monitor cyber activity,
manage infrastructure and capacity and
provide customer support.
Why it matters: With its acquisition of
eGistics, Top Image Systems boosted its
employee count to 65, increased its cloud
capability, brought in new customers and
expanded its market opportunity. eGistics
will provide Top Image with an additional
$10.6 million in revenue in the next year,
representing a 38 percent boost over
2013. “The companies share a vision of
creating both horizontal and vertical-
based smart applications that optimize
the capture, classification, validation,
storage, management and delivery of
business-critical information,” said Robert
Lund, eGistics’ chairman and CEO.
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214-706-7110, @DBJErin
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LARGEST NORTH TEXAS VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS

RANKED BY TOTAL CAPITAL UNDER MANAGEMENT AS OF DEC. 31,2013
Business name Address Total capital under # Total active # Investment Top local
Website Phone/ management 2013 investments 2013 professionals Year founded executive(s) R CLOSER LOOK
Bluescape Resources 200 Crescent Court,
1 Ste. 200 John C. Wilder, 2013 VC
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bluescaperesources.com
Dallas 75201
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$702 million 1 18 2007
executive chairman
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2 Kitano Capital Dallas 75204 $663.63 million 1 NA 2007 Andersson,
214-515-3400 president Under
$500K
13455 Noel Road,
3 Sevin Rosen Funds 1 Ste. 1670 Jon Bayless,
srfunds.com Dallas 75240
972-702-1100
$610.7 million 35 14 1981
general partner 18
$500K-$1M
Centerpoint Ventures 13455 Noel Road,
4 2
16th Floor
Dallas 75240
$425 million 9 10 1996
Bob Paluck,
managing director
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$250 million 1 1 1995
Darren Blanton,

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6 Mobility Ventures Ste. 620
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partner
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commonly injured ligaments of the in Belton to the University of Texas head coach of UT’s volleyball team — and I took them,” Paul said. “When
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you interested in going to Colorado
Springs to work with the Women’s
National team,’ you say yes. This
doesn’t come around very often.”
Now, Paul has another kind of
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as
executive director of the newly formed
Dallas Sports Commission, which was
conceived by the Dallas Convention &
Visitors Bureau.
Paul and a handful of other Dallas
Sports Commission employees are
tasked with making Dallas’ sports
tourism pack a mightier punch
by going after more business,
landing big events ranging from
soccer tournaments to cheerleading
camps to the Women’s Final Four
Championship. The NCAA is expected
to make a decision Monday.
Paul talks to us about her game
plan for bringing more sports business
to Dallas and the surrounding region.
Why did Dallas decide to put together
a sports commission? Dallas is one of
the largest cities in the United States
without a sports commission. The
sports landscape has become much
more competitive in terms of attracting
sports and events to cities. I think this
puts us on an even playing field with
some other cities, such as Atlanta,
Houston, Columbus, Denver and Los
Angeles. There are a lot of great sports
cities out there and this opens up the
ability for us to go up against different
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MONICA PAUL
Executive director of the Dallas Sports
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Favorite sport: Volleyball. But Paul has
been playing a lot of golf lately, with a
handicap of 15 or 16. “I need to get out
there and practice a bit,” she said.
Latest win: Dallas will host the 2015 USA
Weightlifting National Championships,
which will attract weightlifters from
throughout the United States. The event
will bring in about 225 athletes and 150
coaches.
Sports Paul has played: Volleyball,
basketball, track, golf and softball
Weirdest sport that Paul knows way too
much about: Curling
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world-class venues, such as the American
Airlines Center, the Cotton Bowl stadium,
Fair Park, the Kay Bailey Hutchison the end of December and identify
Convention Center and even AT&T individuals that will serve in that
Stadium in Arlington. Our biggest assets capacity and help build out our plan.
are our venues. There are other times it
comes down to how affordable a city is Who are you seeking to put on the
and if athletes will be able to afford to advisory board? You’ll see a mix
come to this event. We’ve been fortunate of both professionals in sports and
that we’ve seen a positive increase members of the Dallas business
in attendance because we are a very community. We are looking at the
affordable city and we are easy to get to. Dallas CVB board of directors to see
who might come over to the sports
Is there anything you’re lacking? commission advisory board. We
Revenue generation will always be on have also identified companies or
the top of our minds in order to make organizations, or key venues, such as
sure we’re financially sound in terms the American Airlines Center, the Kay
of being able to put on these events and Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
pursue them. We are lucky the Dallas and other members of the corporate
CVB has a long-term commitment to community.
the sports commission, giving us the
opportunity to go out and generate How does Dallas compare to other
revenue through various sources so we sports cities in the nation? We’re
can continue to expand the types of easily a top-five destination from
events that we are going after. We also a sports standpoint, but there’s no
added marketing and communications, poll or survey from a sports tourism
giving us the ability to support clients industry that ranks that. Each sports
and events and elevate our work. commission has different objectives, so
it’s comparing apples to oranges.
What’s on the sports commission’s
horizon? We want to continue to go What is the sports commission’s
after events and build up the structure ultimate goal? I want to be the top
of the sports commission. We want destination.
to put an advisory board in place by — Candace Carlisle
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HOW we ...
Convinced a shark to invest in clothing scent
The sons of the founder of a company
that would later become GameStop
Corp. seem to have inherited some of
their father’s entrepreneurial spirit
after striking a deal recently on “Shark
Tank” for their new clothing scent
refreshing swipe.
“I learned as much around the
dinner table as I did getting my MBA,”
said Eric Kusin, president of Reviver
Clothing Swipes, which was founded by
his brother and CEO Ben Kusin. “We’re
very proud of our dad’s background,
and we don’t try to hide it.”
While the two brothers, sons of
Babbages founder Gary Kusin, have
leveraged their father’s wisdom and aid
to help guide them in their paths with
Reviver, the two are also blazing new
trails for the family of entrepreneurs.
The Kusin brothers recently were
selected out of 45,000 companies who
auditioned for season six of ABC’s
“Shark Tank,” which features business
moguls like Mark Cuban.
After eliciting two offers from the
sharks, the brothers struck a deal
with Queen of QVC Lori Greiner, who
offered $150,000 for 15 percent equity.
Here is their story.
Ben: Reviver was one of those
products born out of literal need. I
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“brought into the market was for
meaning between washings or dry Robert Herjavec really loved the
pets. Talk about growing to meet the
cleanings, there’s no product to keep product idea and wanted us to focus on
demand. One of our first clients was
your clothes fresh. So Reviver allows certain channels and go deep in those
Petco in 2013. When a buyer says jump,
you to swipe it on clothes like a body channels. Lori’s perspective was that
you say how high.
spray without the potent strong if you have products that can go to a
Toward the end of 2013, we
fragrance. wide array of channels, go for it. She
launched at Walgreens. We developed
Research took a few years. I found got very enthusiastic. That’s really what
the smoke swipe brand to speak to
partners in product development sold us. We have very big dreams and
the convenience store shopper. It’s a
and brought the company to Eric, aspirations. In finding the right partner
natural fit.
proposing him to be president of the to achieve those, it felt like Lori was the
A couple months after we launched
company. He created the operations in right fit.
in Walgreens, “Shark Tank” reached
Dallas. Ben: Now that “Shark Tank” aired,
out about our application in early 2014.
ERIC: I had worked at Neiman we have a huge surge in interest for
We threw ourselves into the audition
Marcus as a buyer, so I had a big partners in our company. Retailers
process. Once we thought we were
understanding of retail and what it from all across the world have called
actually going to get an opportunity to
takes to get in the market. The company about selling internationally. Overall,
go on “Shark Tank,” it forced us to look
was incorporated at the end of 2012, it’s a huge rising tide of brands since
at the company to make sure we could
and I joined in April 2013. the show. We’re forecasted to generate
succeed after the show.
I saw this product as a problem more than $2 million in revenue.
Ben: When we found out we were
solver. The first product line we — As told to Danielle Abril
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partner for 2014 golf classic raises more than $26M TREC’s third Speaker Series
Capital One Bank was the presenting sponsor
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In a landslide day of giving, the sixth annual North On Oct. 2, The Real Estate Council hosted its third
for the 2014 Dallas Can Academies’ Golf Classic
Texas Giving Day exceeded its own national giving Speaker Series of the year featuring Southwest
at Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine. The 18-hole
day record. The Sept. 18 event raised $26.3 million Airlines Chairman and CEO Gary Kelly. Kelly
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contest. Proceeds from the annual fundraiser
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LEADS
Information to build your business

RR  Bankruptcies
The following bankruptcies were
recently filed in the Northern District
of Texas - Dallas Division, Fort Worth
Division and Eastern District of Texas -
Plano Division.
NORTHERN DISTRICT
OF TEXAS
DALLAS
CHAPTER 7
Andante Development Inc.,
6514 Tulip Lane, Dallas 75230;
Assets, $0; Debts, $6,550,784;
Major Creditor, Lynda Willis-
Tompkins, $6,500,000; Attorney,
Eric A. Liepins; case #14-35318,
11/03/14.
Midlo Party Supply LLC, 1317
Embercrest Drive, Midlothian
76065; Assets, $84,549; Debts,
$137,437; Major Creditor,
Christopher Wright, $116,000;
Attorney, Vicki K. McCarthy; case
#14-35196, 10/31/14.
RMKN Corporation, 6005
Silverleaf Lane, Garland 75043;
businesses for $20,000 or more
include the following information:
plaintiff name, defendant name,
amount of judgment, prevailing party,
case number and recording date. This
information and additional judgments
below $20,000 are available on
disk or via email. For cost and more
information, call 877-593-4157.
COLLIN
ISI Commercial Refrigeration
Inc. vs. Smokin Racks Inc./Lisa
Worsham/Miroslaw Lakomski,
311 S. Industrial Blvd. No.
148, Euless 76040, $40,869,
plaintiff, case #429 00462 2014,
10/10/14.
DALLAS
Capital One NA vs. Enterprise
Concrete Construction
LP/Enterprise Concrete
Management LLC/Marla A.
Charick-Anderson et al.,
(address not shown), $781,032,
plaintiff, case #DC 12 04660 I,
10/13/14.
Southwest Securities FSB vs.
Spirit International Inc., 1200
Am
case #DC 14 11868 I, 10/08/14. Thompson Jr., case #017 275256
R ABOUT THIS SECTION Maria Adames vs. Wal-Mart 14, 10/28/14.
Stores Texas LLC, personal Seth Tanner vs. ASI Lloyds et
injury-premises, case #DC 14 al., contract-insurance, case #141
READER’S GUIDE
INSIDE 11823 D, 10/07/14. 275319 14, 10/30/14.
The Business Leads is a collection of Mirian E. Flores vs. Wal-Mart David Conrad vs. Bank of
information gathered from Collin, Dallas, Abstracts of Judgment..............24 Stores Texas LLC, property, case America NA, contract-fraud/
Denton and Tarrant counties’ courthouses, Affidavits of Mechanic’s Liens... 25 #DC 14 11836 G, 10/07/14. misrepresentation, case #352
Aubrey Freeman vs. West 275283 14, 10/29/14.
government offices and informational Bankruptcies.............................. 24 Side Excavation LLC/Lorenzo Mario Flores Garcia et al. vs.
websites. It is designed to help you grow Building Permits......................... 28 Loredo, motor vehicle accident, Beatriz Adriana Moreno dba The
case #DC 14 11833 L, 10/07/14. Silver Horse Lounge, injury or
your business and keep you informed about Federal Tax Liens....................... 25 damage, case #017 275315 14,
Brandy Lynn Baugh vs. Wheels
the DFW business world. You will find Lawsuits Filed............................ 24 Inc./Juan Puga, motor vehicle 10/30/14.
new and expanding businesses and new accident, case #DC 14 11827 K, Richard C. McConathy vs.
Real Estate Transactions........... 28 10/07/14. Bronson Rock LLC et al.,
customers, discover the area’s commercial contract-fraud/misrepresentation,
and residential hot spots and learn about Releases of Federal Tax Liens... 25 RDO Equipment Co. vs.
case #067 275267 14, 10/28/14.
William G. Pinson individually/
the financial condition of your vendors, Releases of State Tax Liens....... 25 dba Excavating LLC/Pinson Daron Miller et al. vs. C&H
Construction Group LLC et al., Foods/Bradley S. Drake/A TX
customers and competitors. Sales Tax Permits....................... 25 debt/contract, case #DC 14 11924 Joint Adventure LLC et al.,
State Tax Liens........................... 25 K, 10/09/14. injury or damage-involving motor
vehicle, case #236 275247 14,
THE LEGAL LISTINGS include liens DENTON 10/27/14.
filed by federal, state and county BANKRUPTCIES DEFINED American Builders & Enora Day et al. vs. Calab Inc.,
governments; judgments; and new Chapter 7 involves an appointed Contractor’s Supply Co. Inc. injury or damage-premises, case
dba ABC Supply Co. Inc. vs. #141 275263 14, 10/28/14.
lawsuits. These are especially useful trustee selling all assets by auction Alvis McDaniel dba Stagecoach

Magellan Reinsurance Co. Ltd.

Assets, $0; Debts, $129,000;
Major Creditor, TXU Energy Retail
Corporation, $129,000; Attorney,
Eric A. Liepins; case #14-35166,
Valwood Parkway, Carrollton
75006, $412,272, plaintiff, case
#DC 13 03578 G, 10/07/14.
Kennington Whitlock 2 LLC
er
for the likes of credit managers, or other means to pay creditors Roofing, debt/contract, case #CV
vs. Cantey Hanger LLP, case
2014 02345, 10/30/14.
loan officers, contractors, collection and trustee fees. #048 275303 14, 10/29/14.
Jodie Lott vs. Benchmark
agencies and professionals. M.L. Palmeiro et al. vs.

Mortgage/Benchmark Title/
10/30/14. vs. Scott Frazier individually/ Chapter 11 allows a business to CitiBank NA/Ticor Title
CitiMortgage Inc., debt/contract,
Fusion Energy LLC, 8111 LBJ dba Hubcap Tire & Wheel Inc., gain temporary relief from paying Insurance Co. et al., premises
case #141 275257 14, 10/28/14.
THE PROSPECTING LISTINGS
ica

Freeway Suite 555, Dallas 75251;
Assets, $0 to $50,000; Debts,
$0 to $50,000; Attorney, Martin
13439 Preston Road Building 200
Suite B, Dallas 75240, $56,388,
plaintiff, case #DC 14 05933 I,
Tee With Sugar Inc. et al. vs.
debts to attempt a reorganization. damages, case #14 08662 14,
include new businesses, tax and 10/28/14. Ellabella Southlake LP, contract-
The business continues operations consumer/dtpa, case #352
building permits, certificates of Juan A. Aguirre/Lynette
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Thomas; case #14-35249, 10/08/14. with the debtor in control. Cano vs. Castle Hills Master
275342 14, 10/31/14.
11/02/14. Patterson Dental Supply Inc. vs. occupancy, real estate transactions Association Inc./Castle Hills Oldcastle APG South Inc. vs.
Ci

CHAPTER 11 All American Smile Center Inc.
aka All American Smile Center
and SBA loans, all of which can lead Chapter 13 is available to Village Shops LLC/Jang 10 Inc., Enbridge Energy LP, case #342
275236 14, 10/27/14.
to potential new customers for you. individuals whose income is real property, case #14 08650
ty

Melisa Christian DDA PA, 4514 Too Inc. aka American Smiles, 393, 10/27/14. Marla Gracia vs. Farmers
Travis St. Suite 117, Dallas 15110 Dallas Parkway Suite 400, These listings are useful for financial sufficiently stable and regular to Preston Pain Institute LP Insurance Exchange, contract-
75205; Assets, $70,000; Debts, Dallas 75248, $38,321, plaintiff, planners, contractors, real estate make payments under a plan to a insurance, case #067 275276 14,
Bu

vs. Charles E. Willis II MD

$1,497,989; Major Creditor,
Capital Source Bank, $1,294,177;
Attorney, Eric A. Liepins; case
case #DC 14 05136 M, 10/08/14. 10/28/14.
agents and salespeople. trustee who disburses the funds to incorrectly named as Charles A.
Dan Duffee/Lisa Greenwood- Willis, debt/contract, case #14 Luis Moreno vs. Fire Insurance
creditors.
sin

#14-35361, 11/03/14.
Armstrong Global Services
Holding LLC, 4402 Broadway
Duffee vs. Robert Farmer dba
City Park Cabinets, 910 Sheffield
Drive, Richardson 75081,
$35,000/12,500, plaintiff, case
08707 211, 10/28/14. Exchange, contract-consumer/
EMAIL EDITION Service Steel Warehouse Co. dtpa, case #141 275278 14,
10/29/14.
To buy Leads information for Dallas and CONTACT US LP vs. CyrusOne TRS Inc. dba
es

CyrusOne, debt/contract, case Basilio Mata vs. Foremost

Blvd. Suite 6-F, Garland #CC 02 02370 E, 10/08/14. more than 40 other markets, call 877- If you have questions about the #14 08646 158, 10/27/14. Lloyds of Texas, debt/contract,
75043; Assets, $1,000,001 to
Walnut Realty Ltd./Wiley Bros. 593-4157, or see bizjournals.com/leads. Leads section, send an email to Mi Na vs. Darden Restaurants case #067 275306 14, 10/29/14.
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$10,000,000; Debts, $1,000,001

to $10,000,000; Attorney, Joyce
Lindauer; case #14-35317,
11/03/14.
Management Corp. vs. Mitchell
G. Breier/MBPM Enterprises I
Inc., 12321 Brittany Circle, Dallas
The information is available on disk or via dallasnewsroom@bizjournals.com Inc./Darden SW LLC/GMRI Felipe Garcia Jacinto vs.
Inc., injury/damages-not motor Foremost Lloyds of Texas,
email and arrives earlier than the published with “DBJLeads” in the subject vehicle, case #14 08713 431, contract-insurance, case #153
ou

Radar Satellite Solutions Inc.,

75230, $29,327, plaintiff, case version. line. 10/28/14. 275241 14, 10/27/14.
#CC 13 03608 E, 10/09/14.
4524 Gaston Ave., Dallas 75246; Mi Na as Next Friend for Jin Epimenio Ornelas vs. Foremost
Jamieson Manufacturing Co. vs.
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Assets, $0; Debts, $755,051; Kim vs. Darden Restaurants Lloyds of Texas, contract-
Major Creditor, Reese Oliver Texas T&R Inc. dba Fence Me Inc./Darden SW LLC/GMRI Inc. consumer/dtpa, case #342
In/Tim Morris/Rhonda Morris, COLLIN 2014, 10/03/14. James I. Lidji vs. Gilbert The Potter’s House of Dallas dba Red Lobster 0882, injury or 275279 14, 10/29/14.
als

Estate, $375,000; Attorney,

Dan L. Wyde; case #14-35128,
10/28/14.
English & Associates PLLC,
3313 Hampden Drive, Garland
75043, $27,473, plaintiff, case
#DC 14 08050 F, 10/08/14.
Mary Vallejo/Roger Russell/Paul
Russell et al. vs. Baybrooke SNF
Operations LLC dba Baybrooke
DALLAS
Marco Group International
Inc. vs. A&P Support Inc., debt/
Rodriguez/JH Universal Corp.
dba Mas Motors et al., debt, case
#DC 14 11818 K, 10/07/14.
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Inc. vs. Nadine Reid/Express
Travel Solutions/Caribbean
Dream Vacations, debt/contract,
case #DC 14 11992 L, 10/13/14.
damage, case #CV 2014 02330,
Cheldan Homes LP vs.
10/29/14. FRJOB LP/Country Living
Josephine Dollarhide vs. Development, contract-

1700 Pacific Ave. Suite 3680,
Dallas 75201; Assets, $100,001
to $500,000; Debts, $500,001
American Builders &
Contractor’s Supply Co. vs.
Neighborhood Construction
Inc./Christopher Hyland/
Village Care and Rehab Center,
medical malpractice, case #416
03982 2014, 10/07/14.
contract, case #DC 14 11873 E,
10/08/14.
Johnston Temporary Services
Peerless Indemnity Insurance
Co./Netherlands Insurance Co./
America First Insurance Co. et
al. vs. GLS Masonry Inc., debt/
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Foremost Lloyds of Texas, debt/ partnership, case #017 275299
Facundo Marancebaum vs. NX
contract, case #14 08759 431, 14, 10/29/14.
Utilities LLC/Scott Hart, motor
10/30/14. Cindy C. Boydston et al. vs.
vehicle accident, case #DC 14

to $1,000,000; Attorney, Keith
W. Harvey; case #14-35143,
10/29/14.
David Carlson, 15800 Spectrum
Drive No. 2328, Addison 75001,
Plano Independent School
District/Plano/Collin et al. vs.
Eximpo Group Inc., tax, case
Inc. aka Labor Source of Texas
vs. Aegle Nutrition LLC, debt,
Kimco Lewisville LP vs. HSBC Bank USA NA et al., case
contract, case #DC 14 11848 K, 11957 E, 10/10/14.
GoldWiser LP, breach of contract, #342 275327 14, 10/31/14.
10/08/14. Portia E. Whitfield/Larry R. case #14 08732 158, 10/29/14. Maria Martinez vs. J.C. Penney
fo

Hartford Oil & Gas Inc., 4524
Gaston Ave., Dallas 75246;
$27,328, plaintiff, case #DC 14
02892 A, 10/08/14.
#199 03980 2014, 10/08/14.
Billie Taylor vs. Genesis Tax
case #DC 14 11860 M, 10/08/14.
James O’Reilly vs. American
Blume Faulkner Skeen &
Northam PLLC vs. Griffith Ford
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Ennis vs. O-Park LLC, property,
Patricia Lissberger vs. Hart Corp. Inc., injury or damage, case
case #DC 14 11984 H, 10/10/14.
Holdings, injury or damage, case #236 275320 14, 10/30/14.

Assets, $0 to $50,000; Debts,
$500,001 to $1,000,000;
Attorney, Dan L. Wyde; case #14-
All American Rigging Co. Inc.
vs. Betco Inc. (foreign-Brazos ),
2780 N. Harvey Mitchell Parkway,
Loan Services Inc., contract, case
#429 03936 2014, 10/06/14.
InfoSource LP/AIS Data Services
LP dba Ascension Capital Group,
employment, case #DC 14 11914
Inc., debt/contract, case #DC 14
11883 C, 10/08/14.
Ricardo Weatherborne vs.
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Vincent Miles vs. Pilvenis
Pranas/Cass Express/Brickor
Inc., motor vehicle accident, case
#CV 2014 02329, 10/29/14.
SGC Homes LLC vs. Jimmy
Maribel Lopez vs. Harvest J. Atwood dba Texas Star

Gwendolyn Jenkins vs. Family Entertainment, premises, Plumbing, debt/contract, case

35129, 10/28/14. Bryan 77807, $24,335, plaintiff, G, 10/09/14. Hamilton Properties Corp./ #DC 14 11866 M, 10/08/14.
Optimum Home Health Care case #14 08684 158, 10/28/14. #348 275246 14, 10/27/14.
case #14 001078 CV CCL1, National Awning & Sign LLC vs. DP&L Master Tenants LP, case
Inc. dba Optimum Home Health Crown Forwarding Inc. vs.
FORT WORTH 10/13/14. Apple Texas Restaurants Inc., #DC 14 11837 C, 10/07/14.
Melissa Morse vs. Home Cross D Productions Inc. et
Care, medical malpractice, case Premier Van Lines Inc./
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State Mutual Insurance Co. al. vs. JL Directional Boring/

CHAPTER 7 DENTON #416 03955 2014, 10/07/14. case #DC 14 11821 B, 10/07/14. Garland Texas vs. HICO America Christopher McClenaghan/ dba Safeco Insurance/Safeco Global Telecom Services Inc./
Anna/Anna Independent School David Krueger et al. vs. Bejan Sales & Technology Inc., debt, Hidden Valley Moving & Storage General Agency Inc., motor Charter Communications LLC et
er

T&R Construction Inc., 1663 BBCN Bank Successor by Merger

Hickory Drive Suite B, Haltom
City 76117; Assets, $21,658;
District vs. Powerstream Real K. Ghatrehee/Davis Law & case #DC 14 11967 A, 10/10/14. Inc., debt/contract, case #DC 14 vehicle, case #CV 2014 02340, al., injury or damage, case #096
of Nara Bank vs. Texas Forest
Estate Partners LP, tax, case Associates PC, contract, case #DC 11845 H, 10/07/14. 10/30/14. 275250 14, 10/27/14.
Properties Inc./Joon Seok Park, Cressman Tubular Products
cia

Debts, $630,304; Major Creditor, 4320 Milsop, Carrollton 75010, #401 03992 2014, 10/09/14. 14 12030 C, 10/13/14. Corp. vs. Houston Tubulars Desire Crockett vs. Ramon Meadowbrook Insurance Co. Omar Sarmini vs. Lerma
Worthington National Bank, $192,409, plaintiff, case #2011 Cornerstone Automation Jani-King Franchising Inc. Inc., debt/contract, case #DC 14 Roman/J.B. Hunt Transport Inc., as Subrogee for Denton Fresh Trucking Inc./Guadalupe Jose
$376,980; Attorney, Alice Bower; 30624 211, 10/13/14. Systems LLC vs. Qumpus Inc., vs. Constantin Romas/Falco 11917 J, 10/09/14. motor vehicle accident, case #DC Water Supply District No. 1-A Lerma, case #017 275282 14,
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case #14-44287, 10/28/14. consumer/commercial/debt, case Franchising S.A./Jean Bernard 14 11809 L, 10/07/14. vs. IDS Engineering Group Inc./ 10/29/14.
Sunstone Investments LLC vs. Gilberto Perez vs. IYK Texas
us

Infinity Structures Inc., 1701
Rogers Road Suite 629, Fort
Marti Reed individually/dba 4
Chicks and a Bull Texas!, 1914
#429 03967 2014, 10/07/14.
Tommy L. Hart vs. RaceTrac
Genicot et al., debt/contract, Corp., personal injury-premises, Samantha Carter vs. Rathbun Mela Contracting Inc./Pate Chauncey Eldred vs. Millennium
case #DC 14 11840 F, 10/07/14. case #DC 14 11816 I, 10/07/14. Special Events LLC, personal Engineering, insurance, case #14 Recycling Trucking LLC/Juan
injury, case #DC 14 11918 H, 08804 367, 10/30/14.
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Worth 76107; Assets, $0 to
$50,000; Debts, $500,001 to
$1,000,000; Attorney, Eric
A. Liepins; case #14-44309,
10/29/14.
CHAPTER 11
6700 Bridge LLC, 2201 N. Collins
St. Suite 130, Arlington 76011;
Assets, $100,001 to $500,000;
Debts, $100,001 to $500,000;
Attorney, Eric A. Liepins; case
#14-44490, 11/03/14.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
PLANO DIVISION
CHAPTER 7
The Nolan Company Inc., 510
Murchison St., Farmersville
75442; Assets, $316,790;
Debts, $536,750; Major Creditor,
Trident Realty Investments
LLC, $316,750; Attorney, Jason
Laas-Sughrue; case #14-42275,
10/28/14.
Bunccaneer Industrial, 1163
Sophia, Allen 75013; Assets,
$50,001 to $100,000; Debts,
$50,001 to $100,000; Attorney,
pro se; case #14-42298,
10/30/14.
RR  Abstracts
of judgment
Judgments filed in the clerk’s
office. Civil judgments filed against
Woodland Hills Lane, Weatherford
76087, $191,516, plaintiff, case
#14 04061 393, 10/10/14.
TBC Inc. dba Texas Bearing Co.
vs. Johnson & Johnson Oilfield
Services LLC (foreign-Ector ),
(address not shown), $44,353,
plaintiff, case #D 137 395,
10/09/14.
TARRANT
Professional Janitorial Service
of Houston Inc. vs. Ashford-
Houston Investment Co. LLC/
Aque Investment Group LLC/
Cross Continents Investment
Co. LLC et al. (foreign-Harris ),
c/o Patrick O. Hayes 3900 Essex
Lane Suite 800, Houston 77027,
$179,658, plaintiff, case #2013
44865, 10/24/14.
Neff Rental Inc. vs. Scientific
Construction Group Inc.,
3820 Ancient Oak Drive No.
1114, Euless 76040, $100,027,
plaintiff, case #017 263350 12,
10/27/14.
JP Morgan Chase Bank NA vs.
Paragon Planning Inc./Robert
G. Leeper, (address not shown),
$29,145/55,488, plaintiff, case
#096 250629 11, 10/27/14.
RR  Lawsuits filed
New litigation filed against businesses
in the district clerk’s office. Tvs:
plaintiff name, defendant name,
nature of action (if available), case
number and date filed.
Store No. 130/RaceTrac
Petroleum Inc. et al., injury or
damage, case #199 03913 2014,
10/06/14.
Patricia Guajardo/Nestor
Guajardo vs. Safeco Insurance
Co. of Indiana, consumer/
commercial/debt, case #380
03900 2014, 10/03/14.
Fernando Tinajero vs. State
Farm Lloyds, consumer/
commercial/debt, case #416
03961 2014, 10/07/14.
George Heflin vs. State Farm
Lloyds, consumer/commercial/
debt, case #429 03964 2014,
10/07/14.
William Hardy vs. State Farm
Lloyds, consumer/commercial/
debt, case #429 03966 2014,
10/07/14.
Overn Professional Properties
Inc. vs. Stonebridge Bodyworks
Inc., contract, case #429 03946
2014, 10/06/14.
Bear Transportation Services
LP vs. Tiffany Starling/Jeremy
Prince/CS Recruiting LLC et al.,
contract, case #416 03932 2014,
10/03/14.
Patricia Phelps vs. Wal-Mart
Stores Inc., injury or damage,
case #417 03960 2014,
10/07/14.
Stewart Mehlman vs. Xandreya
Zigel/Lene Westerman
Pecorari/Fedora Restaurant
Group LLC, case #416 03923
RJ Machine Co. Inc. vs. Dallas
Airmotive, case #DC 14 11961 H,
10/09/14.
Partners National Real Estate
Group Inc. vs. Dallas Berkshire
Partners Ltd./ARC Dallas
Berkshire Partners Inc., debt/
contract, case #DC 14 11977 E,
10/10/14.
Jesus Zamora/JNJ Resurfacing
vs. Delta Equity LLC dba
Mirabella Apartments, debt/
contract, case #DC 14 11962 M,
10/10/14.
Kevin C. Otto vs. Donald R.
Triplett Jr./DFW Design &
Remodeling LLC, debt/contract,
case #DC 14 11846 J, 10/08/14.
Manuel Sanchez vs. Evaristo
Jimenez/Agustin Jimenez/
Amigos Comida Casera Inc., case
#DC 14 11851 F, 10/06/14.
Dayton Superior Corp. vs. Felix
Associates of Florida Inc./Arch
Insurance Co., case #DC 14
11940 H, 10/10/14.
Jose Gomez vs. Fire Insurance
Exchange, insurance, case #DC
14 11998 A, 10/13/14.
Jerlean McElroy vs. Garland
SNF LLC dba Advanced Health
& Rehabilitation Center of
Garland, medical malpractice,
case #DC 14 11810 A, 10/07/14.
Benjamin Sneed vs. GEICO
Choice Insurance Co., motor
vehicle accident, case #DC 14
11826 I, 10/07/14.
Ed Tucker Distributor Inc. vs.
Jeffrey A. Kochy/Josuda Corp.,
case #DC 14 11951 F, 10/10/14.
Circ-Cell Skincare LLC vs. Jim
D. Lafferty/Genesis Biosystems
Inc., debt/contract, case #DC 14
11906 B, 10/09/14.
Impress Designs Inc. vs. Joffrey
Ballet School/JBS Intensives
LLC dba Joffrey Ballet School/
Christopher D’Addario, debt/
contract, case #DC 14 12012 B,
10/13/14.
Wendy Knight-Grant/Mark W.
Grant vs. Lowe’s Home Center
LLC, personal injury, case #DC 14
11958 F, 10/10/14.
Gregory Roberts vs. LTL Express
Inc./Thomas Christopher Finch,
motor vehicle accident, case #DC
14 11920 J, 10/09/14.
Estate of Jose Angel Venegas-
Leija/Tomasa Gonzalez vs. MD
Golden Tree Maintenance LLC
dba Golden Tree Maintenance/
Joel Guerra, motor vehicle
accident, case #DC 14 11880 E,
10/08/14.
Jill Thompson vs. Medical City
Dallas Hospital Inc., medical
malpractice, case #DC 14 11854
M, 10/08/14.
Physicians Emergency Care
Associated PA vs. Methodist
Hospitals of Dallas dba
Methodist Health System adba
Prime Financial, contract, case
#DC 14 11879 K, 10/08/14.
10/09/14.
Garland Texas vs. Republic
Services Inc. fka Allied Waste
Systems Inc., debt, case #DC 14
11969 A, 10/10/14.
Quick Set Concrete Inc. vs.
RoeschCo Construction Inc.,
debt/contract, case #DC 14 11847
L, 10/08/14.
Park Plaza Tower LLC vs. Sherin
Thawer/Law Offices of Sherin
Thawer PC, debt, case #DC 14
11965 D, 10/10/14.
FunAsia Theaters Inc. vs. Sherin
Thawer/Law Offices of Sherin
Thawer PC, debt, case #DC 14
11966 C, 10/10/14.
Roberto Ortega vs. Sky Chef
Inc./LSG Sky Chef North
American Solutions Inc.,
personal injury, case #DC 14
11944 K, 10/10/14.
Amin Esmail vs. Tammy & Co.
Salon Inc./Tammy Jenkins, debt,
case #DC 14 11964 C, 10/10/14.
Jose Avelar vs. Texas Farmers
Insurance Co., debt/contract,
case #DC 14 11976 L, 10/10/14.
Ashley E. Washington vs. The
England Group, property, case
#DC 14 11877 D, 10/08/14.
Susan McCall vs. VCA Central
Expressway Animal Hospital,
case #DC 14 12005 I, 10/10/14.
Veronica Chavez Law vs. Vehicle
Administrative Services Ltd./
VAS Genpar LLC, employment,
Frankie Kidd vs. Lubbock
SNF GP LLC/Lubbock SNF
Operations LP dba The Plaza at
Lubbock, malpractice-medical,
case #14 08745 431, 10/29/14.
Anastacia Jennings vs.
Richmond Electric Supply Co.
Inc./Martin Zuniga, injury/
damages-motor vehicle, case #14
08664 211, 10/27/14.
Charles Sorbello vs. Texas
Farmers Insurance Co., debt/
contract, case #14 08724 393,
10/29/14.
Tiffany Wheeless vs. Texas
Farmers Insurance Co., debt/
contract, case #14 08776 367,
10/30/14.
TARRANT
Forest Barber vs. 500 Mercer
Partners LLC/Mercer Street
Management LLC/Alan J.
Winningham et al., contract-
fraud/misrepresentation, case
#236 275292 14, 10/29/14.
Digital Recognition Network
Inc. vs. Accurate Adjustments
Inc./Coastline Recovery
Services Inc./After Hours Auto
Recovery et al., case #348
275296 14, 10/29/14.
Barbara Jones vs. Allstate
Indemnity Co. et al., debt/
contract, case #153 275313 14,
10/30/14.
Bank of America NA et al. vs.
Apache Corp./John Randolph
Ines Guadian, injury or damage-
involving motor vehicle, case
#067 275318 14, 10/30/14.
Marilyn Ledbetter vs. Nevares
Inc., injury or damage-premises,
case #348 275288 14, 10/29/14.
Crescent Electric Supply Co. vs.
Pantego Camp Thurman Inc.,
case #017 275285 14, 10/29/14.
University Building Specialties
Inc. vs. Prime Construction Co.,
debt/contract, case #067 275337
14, 10/31/14.
Huaimin Li vs. S&B Technical
Products Inc., debt/contract,
case #352 275316 14, 10/30/14.
Israel Tidey vs. Safeco Auto
Insurance Co., contract-
consumer/dtpa, case #141
275312 14, 10/30/14.
Robert J. Burlet et al. vs.
Specialized Loan Servicing LLC,
case #141 275325 14, 10/31/14.
Luis Moreno vs. Texas Farmers
Insurance Co., contract-
consumer/dtpa, case #153
275280 14, 10/29/14.
Maricruz Ruiz vs. Texas Farmers
Insurance Co., debt/contract,
case #342 275314 14, 10/30/14.
Frost Bank formerly The Frost
National Bank vs. True Medicine
PA, debt/contract, case #141
275294 14, 10/29/14.
Frost Bank formerly The Frost
National Bank vs. True Medicine
PA et al., debt/contract, case
#048 275295 14, 10/29/14.
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Transportes Juventino Rosas
Inc. vs. VFS US LLC, contract-
fraud/misrepresentation, case
#048 275233 14, 10/27/14.
Karen Giles vs. Wal-Mart Stores
Texas LLC, injury or damage, case
#352 275261 14, 10/28/14.
CAD Mobile Homes Inc. vs.
Yes Companies EXP2 LLC/
ARC Communities 2 LLC/ARC
Communities 3 LLC et al., debt/
contract, case #348 275304 14,
10/29/14.
RR  Federal
tax liens
These are recently filed by the
Internal Revenue Service against
assets of a business for unpaid income
or payroll taxes. They are recorded
with the clerk of each. Published are
liens against businesses for $20,000
or more. The data includes: taxpayer’s
name, address, amount of lien, type of
lien (if available), book/page number,
recording date. This information
and additional liens are available on
disk or via email. For cost and more
information, call 877-593-4157.
COLLIN
Nortex Controls LLC, 404
McKinney Parkway Suite F,
McKinney 75071, $30,113, (941),
Book/Page 141013/01114930,
10/13/14.
NRG & Associates LLC/Michael
R. Haller, 16775 Addison Road
Suite 300, Addison 75001,
$312,493, (940/941), Book/Page
141013/01115050, 10/13/14.
Schiller Exline PLLC/David A.
Schiller, 3315-B Silverstone,
Plano 75023, $55,149, (941),
Book/Page 141008/01099500,
10/08/14.
TXcaregivers LLP/Control
Keepers, 120 E. FM 544,
Murphy 75094, $88,974,
(940/941/1065), Book/Page
141013/01115080, 10/13/14.
DALLAS
Ana Saldana, 4431 Walnut
Hill Lane, Dallas 75229,
$56,568, (6672), Book/Page
2014/0258341, 10/08/14.
Ashley-Hall Inc./AAA Home
Health Care Agency, 7610 N.
Stemmons Suite 230, Dallas
75247, $168,951, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0262355, 10/13/14.
Burkhart Houchard and
Associates LLC/Daniel
Houchard, P.O. Box 543126,
Dallas 75354, $45,529, (941),
Book/Page 2014/0262284,
10/13/14.
Dallas Tactical Response
LLC/Mark E. Williams, 3960
Broadway Blvd. Suite 220-M,
Garland 75043, $51,442, (941),
Book/Page 2014/0262335,
10/13/14.
Dream Cafe LP I Ltd., 5100
Belt Line Road, Addison 75240,
$107,125, (941), Book/Page
2014/0258310, 10/08/14.
Force One Solutions Inc., 5429
Lakeview Parkway, Rowlett
75088, $73,068, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0258365, 10/08/14.
Frontier Mining & Materials
LLC/David Edward Wittwer,
5909 Luther Lane Apt. 1500,
Dallas 75225, $286,631,
(940/941), Book/Page
2014/0258307, 10/08/14.
Gary V. Scalfano MD PA, 1432
Mockingbird Drive, Plano 75093,
$105,483, (6721), Book/Page
2014/0262364, 10/13/14.
Gary V. Scalfano MD PA, 1432
Mockingbird Drive, Plano 75093,
$511,041, (941/1120), Book/
Page 2014/0262363, 10/13/14.
InterLegis Inc., 275 W. Campbell
Road Suite 330, Richardson
75080, $254,625, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0262369, 10/13/14.
Jose I. Melendez, 3225
Tampa Drive, Garland 75043,
$188,547, (CIVP), Book/Page
2014/0262311, 10/13/14.
Lakeside Cabinets Inc./Lakeside
Construction Co., 10855 Jupiter
Road, Dallas 75218, $24,272,
(1120/6721), Book/Page
2014/0258359, 10/08/14.
Malkalb Inc., 800 W. Airport
Freeway Suite 600, Irving 75062,
$100,764, (1120), Book/Page
2014/0257926, 10/08/14.
Mortgage Mitigation Services
LLC/Donald Shorts, 14902
Preston Road Suite 404-112,
Dallas 75254, $21,550, (941),
Book/Page 2014/0258316,
10/08/14.
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Inc., P.O. Box 41139, Dallas
75241, $20,559, (941/6721),
Book/Page 2014/0262279,
10/13/14.
NRG & Associates LLC/Michael
R. Haller, 16775 Addison Road
Suite 300, Addison 75001,
$37,477, (941), Book/Page
2014/0262336, 10/13/14.
Pallas Architectural Woodworks
LLC/Gregor Alexander Schragin
Jr., 9008 Chancellor Row, Dallas
75247, $47,590, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0262333, 10/13/14.
Real Time Resolutions Inc.,
1349 Empire Central Drive
Suite 150, Dallas 75247,
$31,300, (CIVP), Book/Page
2014/0258340, 10/08/14.
Sheley Marketing LLC, 1701
N. Market St. Suite 410, Dallas
75202, $28,704, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0262325, 10/13/14.
SMI Lending Inc., 4230 Lyndon
B. Johnson Freeway Suite 225,
Dallas 75244, $174,924, (941),
Book/Page 2014/0258350,
10/08/14.
SpecializedRx Inc., 8710
Autumn Oaks Drive, Dallas 75243,
$35,046, (941), Book/Page
2014/0262360, 10/13/14.
Tangela Levels/Springhill
Montessori School, 1526
Fort Worth Ave., Dallas 75208,
$20,402, (6721), Book/Page
2014/0262330, 10/13/14.
Texas T and R Inc., 3313
Hampden Drive, Garland 75043,
$62,332, (941), Book/Page
2014/0262332, 10/13/14.
Universal Medical Rentals et
al., 10705 Plano Road Suite
300, Dallas 75238, $40,912,
(940/941), Book/Page
2014/0258334, 10/08/14.
Vallejo Partners LLC/Michael
Wiles Grobe, 15678 Knoll Trail
Drive Apt. 3306, Dallas 75248,
$21,959, (941), Book/Page
2014/0258312, 10/08/14.
TARRANT
Advent House LLC, 5601 Quail
Lane, Arlington 76016, $63,873,
(941), Book/Page D214234132,
10/27/14.
Caring Palms Health Care
Center Inc., P.O. Box 126438,
Fort Worth 76126, $78,504,
(941), Book/Page D214234121,
10/27/14.
Hu Tieu My Tho LLC, 100 W.
Pioneer Parkway Suite 156,
Arlington 76010, $116,978,
(1120/940/941), Book/Page
D214234127, 10/27/14.
Premont Rehab and Nursing
Center, P.O. Box 126438,
Fort Worth 76126, $114,236,
(941), Book/Page D214234122,
10/27/14.
Southern Harvest Landscape
and Design Inc., 5905 Eden
Drive Suite B, Haltom City 76117,
$219,570, (940/941), Book/Page
D214234113, 10/27/14.
RR  Releases
of federal
tax liens
The following businesses and
individuals have been released from
tax liens against them totaling more
than $20,000. The liens are public
documents filed by federal revenue
officials in the offices of recorders.
This information and additional liens
are available on disk or via email.
For cost and more information, call
877-593-4157.
COLLIN
Congregation Nishmatt AM,
2113 W. Spring Creek Parkway,
Plano 75023, $84,603,
(941/944), Book/Page
141013/01115250, 10/13/14.
David Fitzhugh, 1501
Danube Lane, Plano 75075,
$21,143, (CIVP), Book/Page
141013/01115230, 10/13/14.
Vern D. Richards & Associates
PLLC/Vern D. Richards, 2591
Dallas Parkway Suite 300, Frisco
75034, $30,301, (941), Book/
Page 141008/01099610,
10/08/14. --
DALLAS
Bill V. Way DO PA, 706 W.
Center St., Duncanville 75116,
$39,803, (940/941), Book/Page
2014/0258395, 10/08/14.
Corpies LLC/Daniel Rigney, 440
Wrangler Drive, Coppell 75019,
$41,198, (941), Book/Page
2014/0262416, 10/13/14.
Gregory S. Cunningham,
7420 Meadow, Dallas 75230,
$48,635, (6672), Book/Page
2014/0263369, 10/14/14.
HME Executive Coach Inc.,
506 N. Loop 12, Irving 75061,
$22,644, (941), Book/Page
2014/0258371, 10/08/14.
Kitchen Countertop Innovations
LLC/Charlcye Brueggmeyer,
2329 N.W. Dallas St., Grand
Prairie 75050, $23,491, (941),
Book/Page 2014/0262425,
10/13/14.
Kitchen Countertop Innovations
LLC/Charlcye Brueggmeyer,
2329 N.W. Dallas St., Grand
Prairie 75050, $78,385, (941),
Book/Page 2014/0262424,
10/13/14.
Park Cities News Corp. of Texas,
4136 Greenbrier Drive, Dallas
75225, $20,990, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0258368, 10/08/14.
Q&A Health Services LLC/
Merle Boyce, 907 S. Main St.
Suite 209, Duncanville 75237,
$20,544, (941), Book/Page
2014/0262380, 10/13/14.
Rave Cinemas LLC/Glen
Miller, 2101 Cedar Springs
Road Suite 800, Dallas 75201,
$50,242, (940), Book/Page
2014/0258369, 10/08/14.
Ryan C. Schamerloh OD/
All-Care Eye Clinic PA, 2959 S.
Buckner Blvd. Suite 700, Dallas
75227, $31,540, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0262381, 10/13/14.
Ryan C. Schamerloh OD/
All-Care Eye Clinic PA, 2959 S.
Buckner Blvd. Suite 700, Dallas
75227, $21,248, (941), Book/
Page 2014/0262376, 10/13/14.
Southern Bible Training
School Inc., 7200 S. Hampton
Road, Dallas 75232, $23,305,
(941/990), Book/Page
2014/0258400, 10/08/14.
DENTON
Metro Cutting and Sealing Inc.,
P.O. Box 337, Lewisville 75067,
$290,309, (941), Book/Page
2014/102685, 10/08/14.
Am
Metro Cutting and Sealing Inc.,
P.O. Box 337, Lewisville 75067,
$43,974, (941), Book/Page
2014/102684, 10/08/14.
er
TARRANT
ica
R.V.R. Aviation LLC/Ron
Whitehead, 5070 S. Collins St.
Suite 200, Arlington 76018,
n
$246,403, (720), Book/Page
D214238326, 10/31/14.
Ci
Ricardo Alarcon/Alarcon
Service, 4905 Locke Ave., Fort
Worth 76107, $38,093, (941),
ty
Book/Page D214234142,
10/27/14.
Ricardo Alarcon/Alarcon
Service, 4905 Locke Ave.,
Fort Worth 76107, $39,337,
(940/941), Book/Page
D214234141, 10/27/14.
Ricardo Alarcon/Alarcon
Service, 4905 Locke Ave., Fort
Worth 76107, $52,662, (941),
Book/Page D214234144,
10/27/14.
RR  State tax liens
New liens filed by the state for unpaid
sales and use, payroll or taxes. These
are recorded with the clerk. Published
are liens against businesses for
$20,000 or more. The data appears in
the following order: taxpayer’s name,
address, amount of lien, type of lien
(if available), book/page number,
recording date. This information
and additional liens are available on
disk or via email. For cost and more
information, call 877-593-4157.
COLLIN
RAC Acceptance Texas LLC/
RAC Acceptance/Acceptance
Now, 5501 Headquarters
Drive, Plano 75024, $37,367,
(Unemployment), Book/Page
141013/01115490, 10/13/14.
DALLAS
10928 Audelia Road LP, 4419
Buena Vista St. Apt. 13, Dallas
75205, $63,743, (Franchise),
Book/Page 2014/0262216,
10/13/14.
Nadian Inc., 1220 E. Davis St.,
Mesquite 75149, $42,420,
(Sales Excise & Use), Book/Page
2014/0262221, 10/13/14.
RR  Releases of state
tax liens
The following businesses and
individuals have been released from
state tax liens against them. The
following relate to released liens of
$20,000 or more. This information
and additional liens are available on
disk or via email. For cost and more
information, call 877-593-4157.
DALLAS
David K. Kim, 1406 Meadow
Drive, Irving 75063, $145,584,
(Sales Excise & Use), Book/Page
2014/0262223, 10/13/14.
RR  Affidavits of
mechanic’s
liens
Mechanic’s liens are filed with the
clerk. Published are liens against
businesses for $20,000 or more. The
data appears in the following order:
subcontractor, contractor, amount
of lien, owner of property, book/
page number, recording date. This
information and additional liens
are available on disk or via email.
For cost and more information, call
877-593-4157.
COLLIN
Journeyman Construction Inc.,
Contractor: CLA Willow Bend LLC,
$744,004, Owner: CLA Willow
Bend LLC/Plano Chapel CLA
Partners LLP/Children’s Learning
Adventure, on property at 6095
Chapel Hill Blvd., Plano 75093,
Book/Page 141008/01103080,
LEADS
10/08/14.
DALLAS
Century Fire Protection Systems
LLC dba Impact Fire Services,
Contractor: 1400 Triple B
Holdings LP, $46,500, Owner:
1400 Triple B Holdings LP, on
property at 1400 W. Commerce
St., Dallas 75208, Book/Page
2014/0262947, 10/14/14.
Ferguson Enterprises Inc.,
Contractor: Alston Construction
Co. Inc. (original contractor)/C-
Con Services Inc. (subcontractor),
$84,308, Owner: MCO1 Land Ltd.
(owner)/Billingsley Development
Corp. (developer), on property
at Monitronics Security LP
1414 Monitronics at Mercer
Crossing/1990 Wittington Place,
Farmers Branch, Book/Page
2014/0259015, 10/09/14.
Multi Framing Inc., Contractor:
BBL Builders LP, $103,060,
Owner: Mustang Station Ltd., on
property at 2500 Pepperwood
St., Farmers Branch 75234, Book/
Page 2014/0258136, 10/08/14.
iCrete Technologies LLC,
Contractor: BBL Builders LP,
$121,215, Owner: WRT DK
Residential LP, on property at
6808 Skillman St., Dallas 75231,
Book/Page 2014/0262810,
10/14/14.
Matthew Murrey Design LLC,
Contractor: C.C. Young Memorial
Home Inc./C.C. Young Foundation,
$166,273, Owner: C.C. Young
Memorial Home Inc./C.C. Young
Foundation, on property at 4847
W. Lawther Drive, Dallas 75214,
Book/Page 2014/0263605,
10/14/14.
A-OK Companies Inc.,
Contractor: D&G General
Contractors LLC, $28,030, Owner:
Freedom 2012 Real Estate Group
Bu
LLC, on property at Lea Park Car
Wash 12000 Lake June Road,
Balch Springs 75180, Book/Page
sin
2014/0262584, 10/13/14.
EDRS Inc., Contractor: Kirtland
Realty Group LP, $277,774,
es
Owner: PetroCorrigan Towers
LP, on property at 1900 Pacific
sJ
Ave./1907 Elm St., Dallas, Book/
Page 2014/0263654, 10/14/14.
Summit Electric Supply
ou
Co., Contractor: Parc Plaza
Development LP, $20,006, Owner:
DF Market LLC, on property
at 1010 S. Pearl Expressway,
Dallas 75201, Book/Page
2014/0262071, 10/13/14.
Contemporary Contractors
Inc. dba Southwest Interior
& Design, Contractor: RFI
Westwood Village LLC, $34,385,
Owner: RFI Westwood Village LLC,
on property at 4300 W. Northgate
Drive, Irving 75062, Book/Page
2014/0257898, 10/08/14.
Garland Glass & Mirror,
Contractor: Schwob Building Co.,
$63,592, Owner: Schwob Building
Co., on property at Islamic
Center of Irving 2555 Esters
Road, Irving 75062, Book/Page
2014/0257512, 10/08/14.
ACT Pipe & Supply Inc.,
Contractor: Security Fire Systems,
$52,136, Owner: Amigos
Logistics/Amigos Real Property
Investments I LP, on property
at 196 S. Freeport Parkway,
Coppell 75019, Book/Page
2014/0263001, 10/14/14.
Tactical Demolition LLC,
Contractor: U.S. Builders LP,
$34,844, Owner: El Rancho Inc.,
on property at 2770 Valwood
Parkway, Farmers Branch 75234,
Book/Page 2014/0259316,
10/09/14.
BCI Professional Mechanical
Service Inc., Contractor:
University General Hospital,
$70,693, Owner: Dufek Massif
Hospital Corp., on property at
1334 Marilyn Ave., Desoto 75115,
Book/Page 2014/0258121,
10/08/14.
GDI & Associates Inc. dba
Dietz Engineering, Contractor:
Wildwood Development,
$46,573, Owner: JEK
Lending LLC, on property at
9400/9100/9200/2315 Bolton
Boone Drive/1001 W. Danieldale
Road/901 W. Danieldale
Road, Desoto, Book/Page
2014/0259039, 10/09/14.
TARRANT
J.A. Davis HVAC Inc., Contractor:
MAPP Construction, $164,187,
Owner: Eagle Mountain A.L. P.R.T.
LP, on property at 3141 Dalhart
Drive, Fort Worth 76179, Book/
Page D214235698, 10/28/14.
RR  Sales tax permits
These are businesses that have
applied with the state of Texas for
a sales tax permit. They include the
following information: business
name, address, ZIP code and type
of business. This information also
is available on disk or via email and
includes phone numbers. The email
version arrives one week earlier
than the published version. For cost
and more information, call 877-
593-4157.
COLLIN
CAV Waterproofing LLC, 8101
Riverwalk Trail, McKinney 75070,
contractor-special trade.
RDM Remodeling, Robert
Hendrick, 1514 Braeburn Drive,
Richardson 75082, contractor-
special trade.
Geyser General Contracting,
4125 Camino Drive, Plano 75074,
contractors-electrical.
FNM Group LLC, 2523 Ohio
Drive Apt. 704, Plano 75093,
contractors-floors.
Granite Floor & Decor, Hadi
Taffal, 1314 W. McDermott
Drive Suite 140, Allen 75013,
contractors-tile marble & mosaic
work.
Omega Marble and Granite,
Beyanira Duron, 3933 N. Central
Expressway Suite 200, Plano
75023, contractors-tile marble &
mosaic work.
Green Lawn Co., Ramiro
Hernandez, 2131 Road 406,
McKinney 75071, landscape and
tree maintenance.
Gearhead Originals LLC, 437
Smoke Tree Drive, Murphy 75094,
manufacturing-furniture or
fixtures.
Lonestar Shed LLC, 2020
Road 404, Princeton 75407,
manufacturing-lumber or wood
products.
Ozelia LLC, 1206 Philip Drive,
Allen 75013, manufacturing-
miscellaneous.
Lucky Dog Grooming, 6832 Coit
Road Suite 220, Plano 75023, pet
boarding or grooming.
CSE Technologies, 711
Summerfield Drive, Allen 75002,
professional-consultants or public
relations or management.
Space Plan FM, Brett Sample,
3801 Parkwood Blvd. Suite 600,
Frisco 75034, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
Andrews I.T. Consulting LLC,
6530 Virginia Parkway Apt. 820,
McKinney 75071, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
rn
ProfitLink Telecom Consultants,
17430 Campbell Road Suite
als
102, Dallas 75252, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
V Bistro, 8240 Preston Road Suite
-N
180, Plano 75024, restaurants.
Morium Enterprise Inc., 5032
Preston Road, Frisco 75034,
ot
restaurants.
Charley’s Philly Steaks-
Stonebriar Mall, 2601 Preston
fo
Road Suite 238, Frisco 75034,
restaurants.
rc
Last Chance Grill, 3685 Preston
Road Suite 185, Frisco 75034,
restaurants.
Sheraton McKinney Hotel, 1900
Gateway Blvd., McKinney 75070,
restaurants.
Taqueria Colima, Martin Lizardi,
1330 N. McDonald St. Suite 108,
McKinney 75071, restaurants.
Tin Star Restaurant, 340 Coit
Road Suite A, Plano 75075,
restaurants.
Viset Group Inc., 328
Ashley Place, Murphy 75094,
restaurants.
Sweet Angel Boutique, Marie
Hughes, 721 Sycamore Creek
Road, Allen 75002, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Kasper 762, 820 W. Stacy Road
Suite 340, Allen 75013, retail-
apparel and accessories.
New 2 U Resale, Hanan Elyan,
3033 W. Parker Road Suite 103,
Plano 75023, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Grace & Glamour, Karissa
Kondoff, 10227 Darkwood Drive,
Frisco 75035, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Gregory E. Cornett, 11625
Custer Road No. 110-314,
Frisco 75035, retail-apparel and
accessories.
West & Lou LLC, 203 W. Louisiana
St., McKinney 75069, retail-
apparel and accessories.
BA4Christ Sportswear, Danielle
Dalton-Webb, 8308 Sonnet Drive,
McKinney 75071, retail-apparel
and accessories.
The Pink Pug, Ashley Roland, 113
McKinney St., Farmersville 75442,
retail-apparel and accessories.
FSMA LLC, 5301 W. Spring Creek
Parkway Apt. 1226, Plano 75024,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Quality Auto Group, Wilfredo
Montes, 4320 Peggy Lane, Plano
75074, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Blue Ridge Country Store, 600
State Highway 78 N., Blue Ridge
75424, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Compass One LLC No. 30200 St.
Jude Medical TX, 6901 Preston
Road, Plano 75024, retail-food.
Cell Again Stonebriar, 2601
Preston Road, Frisco 75034,
retail-home furnishings or
computer or stereos or video
equipment.
The Furniture Boutique, Cory
Schell, 5960 W. Parker Road No.
278-430, Plano 75093, retail-
home furnishings or computer or
stereos or video equipment.
anchorSmitten, Heidi Smith,
1403 Sweet Gum Drive, Allen
75002, retail-miscellaneous.
A Blissful Nest, Rebekah
Dempsey, 716 Seminole Trail,
Allen 75002, retail-miscellaneous.
Vintage Decor, Michelle Conner,
3615 Millstone Way, Celina
75009, retail-miscellaneous.
Lovingly Remembered Inc.,
715 Baldwin Court, Allen 75013,
retail-miscellaneous.
Ya Al Barakah LLC, 2011 W.
Spring Creek Parkway Suite
50, Plano 75023, retail-
miscellaneous.
Fourth Ridge Auto, Frank Mends,
6809 Sugar Maple Creek, Plano
75023, retail-miscellaneous.
Sugar Mountain, Mary Bales, 909
W. Parker Road, Plano 75023,
retail-miscellaneous.
Filip Michael Johnson, 7513
Quarry Chase Trail, Plano 75025,
retail-miscellaneous.
The Drunken Buffalo, Keith
Mastery, 1279 Legacy Drive
Suite 120, Frisco 75034, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Frisco No. DAL-
008, 2469 Preston Road, Frisco
75034, retail-miscellaneous.
Great Wall Arts Inc., 2601
Preston Road Suite 2270, Frisco
75034, retail-miscellaneous.
Ivan Cole, 7118 Hickory
St., Frisco 75034, retail-
miscellaneous.
Phoenix Star, Clara Zee, 11481
Yoakum Drive, Frisco 75035,
retail-miscellaneous.
Davies Drums Co., Andrew
Davies, 11945 Shoal Creek
Drive, Frisco 75035, retail-
miscellaneous.
Maggie Moon Designs LLC,
14054 Stars Road, Frisco 75035,
retail-miscellaneous.
RRV Designs Inc., 6205
Brownstone Drive, McKinney
75070, retail-miscellaneous.
Vielka Inc.-Vintage Vielka, 7403
Waterfall Drive, McKinney 75070,
retail-miscellaneous.
JQ Electrical Holdings LLC, 213
Joplin Drive, McKinney 75071,
retail-miscellaneous.
McKinney Trade Days, Kelly
Asher, 4550 W. University
Drive, McKinney 75071, retail-
om
miscellaneous.
David C. Galassi Inc., 801
Glendevon Drive, McKinney
m
75071, retail-miscellaneous.
M.L. Net, Malgorzata Luda, 8500
er
Grand Haven Lane, McKinney
75071, retail-miscellaneous.
cia
Wizard’s Smoke Shop 2.0, 5048
N. Central Expressway, Plano
75074, retail-miscellaneous.
l
High Street Antiques and
us
Design, Sally Zirkle, 800 N.
Central Expressway, Plano 75074,
retail-miscellaneous.
e
27 South Washington, Kristine
Stevenson, 1108 Longworth
Drive, Plano 75075, retail-
miscellaneous.
Petland Plano, 1301 Custer Road
Suite 405, Plano 75075, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Collin Creek
No. DAL-004, 200 W. Parker
Road, Plano 75075, retail-
miscellaneous.
Bugs 2 Butterflies, 2711 Mum
Drive, Richardson 75082, retail-
miscellaneous.
For the Holiday, Mary Bales,
6121 W. Park Blvd., Plano 75093,
retail-miscellaneous.
Habacker’s, 6121 W. Park Blvd.
Suite C-216, Plano 75093, retail-
miscellaneous.
Junebugs & Fireflys Boutique,
Tina Drennan, 5666 Road
918, Nevada 75173, retail-
miscellaneous.
Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming
Plano, 18208 Preston Road
Suite D-15, Dallas 75252, retail-
miscellaneous.
Sweetwater Eclectic LLC, 10944
Road 442, Princeton 75407,
retail-miscellaneous.
Curvy Chicks, Heather Page, 340
N. Carlyle Circle, Anna 75409,
retail-miscellaneous.
Anna Family Pharmacy, 813 W.
White St. No. 200, Anna 75409,
retail-miscellaneous.
PrimeTel Solutions, 3704
Brookfield Drive, Plano 75025,
service.
C&L Heavy Truck Repair, Sheila
Bollen, 9100 Independence
Parkway Apt. 609, Plano 75025,
service-auto repairs or parking.
PT Auto, 3245 E. University
Drive, McKinney 75069, service-
auto repairs or parking.
Fast4Wheels, 800 Fulgham Road
Suite 31, Plano 75093, service-
auto repairs or parking.
Autolux Import Care,
Christopher Menchaca, 339
Kansas Trail, Murphy 75094,
service-auto repairs or parking.
My Celebration Design, Yvonne
Stewart, 4306 Savannah Circle,
Parker 75002, service-business.
Vital Media Security Inc., 5745
Bozeman Drive Apt. 8161, Plano
75024, service-business.
Icomera U.S. Inc., 6860 Dallas
Parkway Suite 200, Plano 75024,
service-business.
Jennifer Ann Smitherman, 1307
Maritime Lane, Wylie 75098,
service-business.
Cintel Solutions Inc., 1422
Bethany Creek Blvd., Allen 75002,
service-computer programming or
data processing.
Roaf Industries Inc., 4475
Trinity Mills Road No. 2865,
Dallas 75370, service-computer
programming or data processing.
Vee Hookah Lounge, Hadi Taffal,
717 S. Greenville Ave. Suite
110, Allen 75002, service-
entertainment.
Katharine Libretto, 2151
Waterrock Drive, Allen 75013,
service-entertainment.
Lindsey Forrest Author,
Linda Furlet, 3809 Beaumont
Lane, Plano 75023, service-
entertainment.
Anytime Fitness, 6921
Independence Parkway Suite
250, Plano 75023, service-
entertainment.
Frisco Crossfit, 9410 Dallas
Parkway Suite 150, Frisco 75033,
service-entertainment.
Mini Kix Inc., 6983 Main
St., Frisco 75034, service-
entertainment.
Ann Augustin Pottery, 8980
Preston Road, Frisco 75034,
service-entertainment.
Munzee Inc., 111 E. Virginia
St., McKinney 75069, service-
entertainment.
Potter Paradise Ranch, Toby
Potter, 3361 FM 2933, McKinney
75071, service-entertainment.
Ken Toki, 6841 Virginia Parkway
Suite 103 c/o PMB 117, McKinney
75071, service-entertainment.
Yoga Tree, 1035 E. 15th
St., Plano 75074, service-
entertainment.
James Travis, 920 Circle in the
Woods, Fairview 75069, service-
miscellaneous repairs.
Checkmate Pool Service Inc.,
1921 Chalk Road, Anna 75409,
service-miscellaneous repairs.
Legacy Day Spa at The Vintage,
Wanda Feliciano, 3700 Legacy
Drive, Frisco 75034, service-
personal.
Corrie Barto Photography LLC,
1900 Brookfield Way, McKinney
75070, service-photography.
Desire Salon, 3685 Preston
Road Suite 117, Frisco 75034,
service-salon.
The Boardroom Salon for Men,
4001 Preston Road Suite 506,
Plano 75093, service-salon.
Mina’s Salon, 6121 W. Park
Blvd. Suite D-223, Plano 75093,
service-salon.
Thread Salon, 703 E. FM 544,
Murphy 75094, service-salon.
Cutting Edge Pediatric Therapy,
800 N. Watters Road Suite 150,
Allen 75013, social services-
individual and family.
Advantage Storage, 1241
Prosper Commons Blvd., Prosper
75078, warehouse or storage.
Champion Hoist & Crane LLC,
2 Wiltshire Court, Lucas 75002,
wholesale-durable goods.
Marcus M. Fain, 9200
Chesapeake Lane, McKinney
75071, wholesale-non-durable
goods.
Denton Oilfield Equipment
Energy Services LLC, 5637
Crowndale Drive, Plano 75093,
wholesale-non-durable goods.
DALLAS
Cluster Farms Inc., 2130
Franklin Drive, Mesquite 75150,
agricultural-crops.
MAM Painting, Christina
Rodriguez, 3637 Marquis Drive
Suite 112, Garland 75042,
contractor-special trade.
The Store Decor Co. Inc.-Retail
Graphics, 5050 Boyd Blvd.,
Rowlett 75088, contractor-
special trade.
Innovative Pools Maintenance,
Juan Gonzalez, 3118 Carlson
Drive, Dallas 75235, contractor-
special trade.
Korbin Insulation Systems,
4730 Bronze Way, Dallas 75236,
contractors- plastering drywall
accoustical or insulation.
DNK Electrical, Donald Sanders,
325 Valley Cove Drive, Garland
75043, contractors-electrical.
CND Protection, 1755 Wittington
Place Suite 150, Farmers Branch
75234, contractors-electrical.
Abaca Glass & Mirror, Pamela
Dismore, 2804 Balch Springs
Road, Balch Springs 75180,
contractors-glass & glazing.
Happy House Plumbing Co. Inc.,
407 N. Horne St., Duncanville
75116, contractors-heating or
plumbing or mechanical.
Best Roofing, Seong Hong, 2828
Forest Lane Suite 1103, Dallas
75234, contractors-roofing or
siding.
Vantage Pawn, 2200 Vantage St.,
Dallas 75207, finance-mortgage
and loan companies.
Go Devine Renovation Co.,
Miguel Jackson, 1857 Tompkins
Drive, Grand Prairie 75051,
general contractors.
Pegasus Texas Construction
LP, 1500 Plantation Road, Dallas
75235, general contractors.
Huihong International LLC, 118
E. Main St. Suite 102, Richardson
75081, health services.
Herzog Uptown PLLC, 2305
Cedar Springs Road Suite 110,
Dallas 75201, health services.
Elizabeth T. Dolan MD PA, 10611
Garland Road Suite 210, Dallas
75218, health services.
Spine Vue PLLC, 7557 Rambler
Road Suite 730, Dallas 75231,
health services.
Courtyard Addison Quorum,
15160 Quorum Drive, Addison
75001, hotels and lodging.
Residence Inn DFW Airport
North, 8600 Esters Blvd., Irving
75063, hotels and lodging.
Hampton Inn & Suites, 1311 E.
Centre Park Blvd., Desoto 75115,
hotels and lodging.
Residence Inn Dallas Park
Central, 7642 Lyndon B. Johnson
Freeway, Dallas 75251, hotels
and lodging.
Eric Moon Cont., 1903
Cottonwood Road, Carrollton
75006, landscape and tree
maintenance.
Green Lawn Solutions, Frederick
Monks, 232 Cherrybark Drive,
Coppell 75019, landscape and
tree maintenance.
Ecologic Planet, Alexei Soto,
3709 W. Pioneer Drive Apt. 2101,
Irving 75061, landscape and tree
maintenance.
Express Tree Service, Maria
Benitez, 1505 Marsalis Road,
Lancaster 75134, landscape and
tree maintenance.
Texas Elite Landscaping LLC,
3339 Lancelot Drive, Dallas
75229, landscape and tree
maintenance.
Daily Data Inc., 6258 Belmont
Ave., Dallas 75214, legal services.
Seams Nice LLC, 2505
Denmark Drive, Garland 75040,
manufacturing-apparel.
Dimensional Designs, Bryan
Piper, 7948 N. Glen Drive
Apt. 1097, Irving 75063,
manufacturing-apparel.
Morgan Bogart, 468 Tiffany
Trail, Richardson 75081,
manufacturing-apparel.
Ward Eco-Synthetics, Beth
Ward, 1017 Sylvan Drive, Garland
75040, manufacturing-asphalt or
roofing or lubricating oils.
Signature Donut of Texas, Mi
Kim, 208 N. Hampton Road Suite
C, Desoto 75115, manufacturing-
bakery.
Laney’s English Toffee,
Beverly Hadaway, 4314
Meadowcove Drive, Rowlett
75088, manufacturing-candy or
chocolate.
R-Fire Solutions LLC, 3726
W. Verde Woods St., Grand
Prairie 75052, manufacturing-
commercial machinery.
My Fit Foods-Lemmon Ave.,
4015 Lemmon Ave., Dallas
75219, manufacturing-fats & oils.
Nelson Mechanical, George
Nelson, 2718 Timberleaf Drive,
Carrollton 75006, manufacturing-
furniture or fixtures.
Brookstudio, Dan Brook, 539
W. Commerce St., Dallas 75208,
manufacturing-glass and clay
products.
Centerpoint Productions Inc.,
1232 Crowley Drive No. 148,
Carrollton 75006, manufacturing-
lumber or wood products.
Speedy CNC Machining,
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4540 Brass Way, Dallas 75236,
manufacturing-metals.
Presley Morgan LLC, 2081
Hutton Drive Suite 115,
Carrollton 75006, manufacturing-
miscellaneous.
Texas Slots & Gaming Inc., 3226
Skylane Drive, Carrollton 75006,
manufacturing-miscellaneous.
Kerry L. Taylor, 1524 Yorkshire
Drive, Mesquite 75149,
manufacturing-miscellaneous.
DSI, 6333 Denton Drive
Suite 900, Dallas 75235,
manufacturing-tires or rubber
products or plastic bottles.
Burton & Walton LLC, 2810 E.
Trinity Mills Road No. 209-148,
Carrollton 75006, membership
organizations.
Lakewood School PTA, 3000
Hillbrook St., Dallas 75214,
membership organizations.
LHHS Cheer Booster Club, 9449
Church Road, Dallas 75238,
membership organizations.
Perkins, 1304 Northridge Drive,
Carrollton 75006, nonclassifiable.
DSS/Fire Inc., 2602 National
Place, Garland 75041,
nonclassifiable.
Pho Truong, Nghia Truong,
516 W. Arapaho Road Suite
112, Richardson 75080,
nonclassifiable.
Boost at Loop 12, Mirza Jawed,
7728 Great Trinity Forest
Way Suite 200, Dallas 75217,
nonclassifiable.
Torrent Energy Services LLC,
5950 Berkshire Lane Suite
1401, Dallas 75225, oil and gas
extraction.
Speedpro Imaging Richardson,
1343 Columbia Drive Suite 405,
Richardson 75081, printing and
publishing.
Cornerstone Press, Cynthia
Livingston, 1228 W. Scyene Road
Suite 117, Mesquite 75149,
printing and publishing.
Hein & Associates LLP, 13727
Noel Road Suite 300, Dallas
75240, professional-accounting
or bookkeeping.
Cross Over the River Inc.,
1700 Pacific Ave. Suite 3000,
Dallas 75201, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
Tandem Theory LLC, 15400
Knoll Trail Drive Suite 401,
Dallas 75248, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
Balanced Building Performance,
7305 Bluefield Drive, Dallas
75248, professional-consultants
or public relations or
management.
Westercom LLC, 7319 Wester
Way, Dallas 75248, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
Maker Hive LLC, 1313 Magnolia
Drive, Richardson 75080, real
estate-agents or managers.
Rose Consolidated II Inc., 12820
Hillcrest Road Suite 129, Dallas
75230, real estate-agents or
managers.
City Night KTV & Cafe’, 2528 Old
Denton Road Suite 400, Carrollton
75006, restaurants.
Zoe’s Texas LLC Coppell, 120
S. Denton Tap Road Suite 490,
Coppell 75019, restaurants.
Night Cap Desert Bar & Lounge,
Breann Turner, 3153 W. Walnut
Hill Lane Apt. 2177, Irving 75038,
restaurants.
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, 5125 N.
President George Bush Highway
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restaurants.
Don Guicho’s Tacos, Ariana
Cordova, 805 E. Celeste Drive,
Garland 75041, restaurants.
Mendiola Food Mart & Grill,
Maria Mendiolag, 401 E. Irving
Blvd., Irving 75060, restaurants.
Taco Broker Uno LLC, 1885
Esters Road Suite 140, Irving
75061, restaurants.
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, 561 W.
Campbell Road, Richardson
75080, restaurants.
Howard’s Cafe’, Wayne Howard,
1038 Pioneer Road, Mesquite
75149, restaurants.
Primo’s, 1400 Hi Line Drive Suite
116, Dallas 75207, restaurants.
The Oak Cafe’ & Deli, 400 S.
Zang Blvd. Suite C-30, Dallas
75208, restaurants.
Bola 8 Cafe’, 10121 Lake June
Road Suite 100, Dallas 75217,
restaurants.
Bola 8 Private Club, 10121
Lake June Road Suite 100, Dallas
75217, restaurants.
Taqueria Los Cuates, Jose Torres,
440 S. Buckner Blvd. Suite 103,
Dallas 75217, restaurants.
Am
Julet Taqueria, Leticia Salcido,
9203 Bruton Road, Dallas 75217,
restaurants.
Palangsae Private Club, 11434
Emerald St. Suite 106, Dallas
75229, restaurants.
Bigun’s BBQ & Catering, Emma
Berry, 6619 Speight St., Dallas
75232, restaurants.
Jarochos Restaurant, Griselda
Valero, 7406 Harry Hines Blvd.,
Dallas 75235, restaurants.
Spring Creek Barbeque Desoto,
2827 W. Wheatland Road, Dallas
75237, restaurants.
Cultural Center Cafe’, James
Jalle, 10713 Plano Road Suite
300, Dallas 75238, restaurants.
Best Thai Diner, 9170 Lyndon B.
Johnson Freeway, Dallas 75243,
restaurants.
PJ Pizazz Party, Misty Scott,
4101 Esters Road Apt. 104,
Irving 75038, retail-apparel and
accessories.
#IWakeUpPretty, Amber Bush,
1511 Lewis Drive, Garland 75041,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Po’Folks Blues, 3022 Belt Line
Road Apt. 2003, Garland 75044,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Bigtyme Airbrush and
Imprinting, Andre Johnson,
2216 Colca Canyon Road, Grand
Prairie 75052, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Variedades Martha, 2800 W.
Irving Blvd., Irving 75061, retail-
apparel and accessories.
Sirg T-Shirts & More, Samantha
Rodgers, 1541 Robin Lane,
Lancaster 75134, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Hott Pink Ladies Boutique,
Tanya Collins, 11206 Lake June
Road Suite D, Balch Springs
75180, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Shop 1975 LLC, 2900 McKinnon
St. Apt. 1004, Dallas 75201,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Buard’s Bounty PLKN, Katie
Dawson, 523 Crete St., Dallas
75203, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Designs Unlimited by SKB,
Sharelle Burns, 2633 McKinney
Ave. Unit 130-375, Dallas 75204,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Chastyn Clothing Co., Todd
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Dallas 75204, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Goop Inc., 3 Highland Park
Village, Highland Park 75205,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Thik4Thik, Rufus Buchanan, 9955
Rio Doso Drive, Dallas 75227,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Moda, Lucia Lares, 9334 E.
R.L. Thornton Freeway No. 58,
Dallas 75228, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Create’Ve Path, Erika
Washington, 8339 Deep Green
Drive, Dallas 75249, retail-
apparel and accessories.
Valentine Auto Brokers, Joushae
Shorts, 1954 Garrison Way,
Garland 75040, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Jupiter Rd. Exxon, 3080 S.
Jupiter Road, Garland 75041,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Glovin, Uwazurumba
Onwudinanti, 2156 Oryx Lane,
Grand Prairie 75052, retail-auto
or gasoline stations.
Jonathan Auto Sale, Maria
Mancia, 113 Andrea St., Irving
75060, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Cyclelife, Andrew Harris, 3123
Medina St., Irving 75061, retail-
auto or gasoline stations.
Kelvin Auto Sales, Kayode Itiola,
er
1768 E. Northgate Drive Apt.
1135, Irving 75062, retail-auto or
ica
gasoline stations.
Big Wheel Wrecking, Denise
Wheeler, 108 W. Fairmeadows
n
Drive Suite E, Duncanville 75116,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Ci
Skylar Auto Sales, James
Rodgers, 1332 Irene Ave.,
ty
Lancaster 75134, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Famous Auto Sales, Terry
Bu
Weatherall, 2504 N. Highway 175,
Seagoville 75159, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Auto World Co., Oscar Alcala,
3000 Fort Worth Ave., Dallas
75211, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Speedy Beer & Wine Inc., 353
Singleton Blvd., Dallas 75212,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Driveline Autoplex LLC, 11268
Ables Lane Suite C, Dallas 75229,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Jonah Investments LLC, 4215
Gannon Lane, Dallas 75237,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Tyson Motor Group, 10203 Plano
Road Suite 110, Dallas 75238,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Access Auto Sales/Access
Medical Supplies & Equipment,
Louis Okafor, 9550 Skillman St.
Suite 320, Dallas 75243, retail-
auto or gasoline stations.
G&B Motors, Mariana Solano,
12010 C.F. Hawn Freeway, Dallas
75253, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Habitat for Humanity of
Greater Garland Inc., 1110
Main St., Garland 75040, retail-
construction materials or lawn
and garden supplies.
Harbor Freight Tools USA Inc.,
3502 Lakeview Parkway, Rowlett
75088, retail-construction
materials or lawn and garden
supplies.
Serrano Surplus Material,
Antonio Zapata, 104 W. Simonds
Road, Seagoville 75159, retail-
construction materials or lawn
and garden supplies.
Nana Bonsai, Hae An, 2000 Royal
Lane Suite 104, Dallas 75229,
retail-construction materials or
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lawn and garden supplies.
Compass One LLC No. 28896
Epsilon Texas, 6021 Connection
Drive, Irving 75039, retail-food.
Sai Avatar Inc., 961 W.
Centerville Road, Garland 75041,
retail-food.
Exotic Ice, Shammane Rajigadoo,
1433 Yardley Place, Desoto
75115, retail-food.
7-Eleven Convenience Store No.
36382J, 822 E. Camp Wisdom
Road, Duncanville 75116,
retail-food.
Seagoville Chevron, 1001 N.
Highway 175, Seagoville 75159,
retail-food.
Oak Cliff 1-Stop, Rocky
Coronado, 1924 W. Jefferson
Blvd., Dallas 75208, retail-food.
Bodega Wine Bar, 6434 E.
Mockingbird Lane Suite 109,
Dallas 75214, retail-food.
Happy Feelings Tobacco & More
Corner Store, Loletha McMillan,
1644 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
Dallas 75215, retail-food.
7-Eleven Convenience Store No.
23379J, 7037 Lake June Road,
Dallas 75217, retail-food.
7-Eleven Convenience Store No.
35395J, 3300 W. Illinois Ave.,
Dallas 75233, retail-food.
Daily Quick, 1906 Record
Crossing Road, Dallas 75235,
retail-food.
Maple Donuts, Molita Yu, 5321
Maple Ave., Dallas 75235,
retail-food.
American Dollar +, 9770 Forest
Lane, Dallas 75243, retail-food.
America’s Best Blinds, Ademir
Kacevic, 405 E. Walnut St.,
Garland 75040, retail-home
furnishings or computer or stereos
or video equipment.
Drapes and Blinds, Francisco
Velazquez, 1651 Ridgemar Drive,
Grand Prairie 75051, retail-home
sin
furnishings or computer or stereos
or video equipment.
Metropolitian Furnishings,
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Karl Berry, 722 W. Center St.,
Duncanville 75116, retail-home
furnishings or computer or stereos
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or video equipment.
Platinum Business Center,
5057 Keller Springs Road Suite
ou
300, Addison 75001, retail-
miscellaneous.
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The UPS Store, 2145 N. Josey
Lane Suite 116, Carrollton 75006,
als
retail-miscellaneous.
Saleblazers, James Dunne,
2925 Keller Springs Road Apt.
631, Carrollton 75006, retail-
miscellaneous.
Inventory Housing at Amazon.
com Facility, Jay Cho, 940 W.
Bethel Road, Coppell 75019,
retail-miscellaneous.
Gateway Newstand, 222 Las
Colinas Blvd. W. Suite 122, Irving
75039, retail-miscellaneous.
FleetPride Inc., 600 Las Colinas
Blvd. E. Suite 400, Irving 75039,
retail-miscellaneous.
Keres Clark Co., Ann Clark, 3705
Dandridge Circle, Garland 75040,
retail-miscellaneous.
Ayala Dream Homes, Francisco
Ayala, 675 Town Square Blvd.
Suite 200, Garland 75040, retail-
miscellaneous.
The Pinky Hug Foundation,
Francisco Lopez, 1926 Aspen
Lane, Garland 75044, retail-
miscellaneous.
JNT Properties, Jim Thorpe,
1617 S. MacArthur Blvd., Irving
75060, retail-miscellaneous.
Mr. Gold & Cellular LLC, 1119
Coker St., Irving 75062, retail-
miscellaneous.
Primero Aviation Co., 8512
Balta Court, Irving 75063, retail-
miscellaneous.
Richardson Mercantile LLC, 101
S. Coit Road Suite 50, Richardson
75080, retail-miscellaneous.
MLG Plus Inc., 1778 N. Plano
Road Suite 110, Richardson
75081, retail-miscellaneous.
Brockmann Enterprises, George
Brockmann, 6509 Stamps
St., Rowlett 75089, retail-
miscellaneous.
Megawatt Enterprise, Gerald
Watson, 436 N. Waterford Oaks
Drive, Cedar Hill 75104, retail-
miscellaneous.
Happy Moms Crafts LLC, 701 W.
Belt Line Road, Cedar Hill 75104,
retail-miscellaneous.
J&B Finds, Becky Ford, 1712
Cascade St., Mesquite 75149,
retail-miscellaneous.
Eternity Arlington Jewelers LLC,
1052 Town East Mall, Mesquite
75150, retail-miscellaneous.
That’s Cute Boutiques LLC, 1504
Ector Circle, Mesquite 75150,
retail-miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Mesquite No.
DAL-010, 1765 N. Town East
Blvd. Suite 112, Mesquite 75150,
retail-miscellaneous.
3D Concessions, Desmond
Brown, 819 Jack St., Seagoville
75159, retail-miscellaneous.
Semi-Trailer Services Inc., 6301
S. I-H 45, Wilmer 75172, retail-
miscellaneous.
Sunnyside Up, Jillian Johnson,
1217 Junction Run, Mesquite
75181, retail-miscellaneous.
Cup + Leaf, Olukayode Oredugba,
2611 Ross Ave. Apt. 4015, Dallas
75201, retail-miscellaneous.
J&R Tobacco N’ More, Juniqua
Thompson, 2817 Cedar Crest
Blvd., Dallas 75203, retail-
miscellaneous.
Absolutely Fabulous Gift
Baskets, 4638 Travis St. Apt.
223, Dallas 75205, retail-
miscellaneous.
Fly Barbershop, 163 Leslie
St., Dallas 75207, retail-
miscellaneous.
Troy’s Alternator Service,
Tonya Wilder, 1900 W. Jefferson
Blvd., Dallas 75208, retail-
miscellaneous.
Susan Saffron Fine Jewelry
Inc., 5550 W. Lovers Lane Suite
149, Dallas 75209, retail-
miscellaneous.
-N
3D Concessions, Desmond
Brown, 1702 Robert B. Cullum
Blvd., Dallas 75210, retail-
ot
miscellaneous.
Smoke Stack, Michael Davis,
2532 Martin Luther King Jr.
fo
Blvd., Dallas 75215, retail-
miscellaneous.
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Brooks Accessories & More,
Freddie Brooks, 4411 Malcolm
om
X Blvd., Dallas 75215, retail-
miscellaneous.
3D Concessions, Desmond
m
Brown, 8228 Maddox St., Dallas
75217, retail-miscellaneous.
T-Mobile, 10325 Lake June Road
No. 550, Dallas 75217, retail-
miscellaneous.
Carlylesisters2014, Frances
Jacobs, 3500 Fairmount St. Apt.
204, Dallas 75219, retail-
miscellaneous.
Vanciful Design, 4310 Maple
Ave., Dallas 75219, retail-
miscellaneous.
Kennedy’s Passion Floral Design
LLC, 5531 Winston Court, Dallas
75220, retail-miscellaneous.
Susan’s Latent Images, 9320
Stratford Way, Dallas 75220,
retail-miscellaneous.
Gifted Local, Suzanne Yaeger,
6306 Desco Drive, Dallas 75225,
retail-miscellaneous.
Palace Gems LLC, 6347 Park
Lane, Dallas 75225, retail-
miscellaneous.
Salud y Buena Vida, Elvia
Sanchez, 116 S. Carroll
Ave., Dallas 75226, retail-
miscellaneous.
Glass by Bass, Craig Bass,
10911 Woodmeadow Parkway
Apt. 923, Dallas 75228, retail-
miscellaneous.
S&N Trends LLC, 11532 Harry
Hines Blvd. Suite A-118, Dallas
75229, retail-miscellaneous.
Boost Mobile, 8224 Park Lane
Suite 112, Dallas 75231, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-North Park
No. DAL-009, 9100 N. Central
Expressway Suite 145, Dallas
75231, retail-miscellaneous.
In & Out Corner Store, Adrian
Brown, 2957 S. Westmoreland
Road Suite C, Dallas 75233, retail-
miscellaneous.
Southwest Wellness, 8877
Harry Hines Blvd. No. 300, Dallas
75235, retail-miscellaneous.
Lumber Liquidators Store
1119, 2984 W. Wheatland Road
Suite 150, Dallas 75237, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Wheatland No.
DAL-003, 3450 Bainbridge Drive
Suite 509, Dallas 75237, retail-
miscellaneous.
One Eighty-Seven, Brittany
Nichols, 7550 S. Westmoreland
Road Apt. 1232, Dallas 75237,
retail-miscellaneous.
GSS Logistics LLC, 10455
Markison Road, Dallas 75238,
retail-miscellaneous.
Foxy 1 Inc., 9101 Lyndon B.
Johnson Freeway Suite 650, Dallas
75243, retail-miscellaneous.
Roman Auto Parts, 13612
Midway Road Suite 601-B,
Farmers Branch 75244, retail-
miscellaneous.
Leopard Mobility Inc., 7601
Ambassador Row Suite 101, Dallas
75247, retail-miscellaneous.
Vanciful Design, 1305 Inwood
Road, Dallas 75247, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Addison No.
DAL-002, 5225 Belt Line Road
Suites 222/230, Dallas 75254,
retail-miscellaneous.
Spirit Halloween No. 60171,
5301 Belt Line Road, Dallas
75254, retail-miscellaneous.
Inventory Housing at Amazon.
com Facility, Jay Cho, 2700
Regent Blvd., Irving 75261, retail-
miscellaneous.
Convey to Yesterday Antiques,
Debra Harris, 3407 Trinity Mills
Road, Dallas 75287, retail-
miscellaneous.
Scantlin Jewelry Appraisals LLC,
8410 Hartford Drive, Rowlett
er
75089, service.
DFW Purple Chair Event
cia
Planners & Design, 601 E.
Freeman St., Duncanville 75116,
service.
l
MRM Technologies Inc., 2750
Northaven Road Suite 304, Dallas
us
75229, service.
Forest Drug Store LLC, 9550
e
Forest Lane Suite 606, Dallas
75243, service.
Texasland Tire & Auto, 825 S.
MacArthur Blvd., Coppell 75019,
service-auto repairs or parking.
Cuty Auto Sales, David Salmeron,
4925 Miami Drive, Garland
75043, service-auto repairs or
parking.
J&G Trucking, Jose Hernandez,
307 N. Rogers Road Suite 170,
Irving 75061, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Pro Quicklube, 600 N. O’Connor
Road, Irving 75061, service-auto
repairs or parking.
Pedro’s Tires, 3531 E. Illinois
Ave., Dallas 75216, service-auto
repairs or parking.
Rayan Auto Repair, 10433
Garland Road, Dallas 75218,
service-auto repairs or parking.
Budget Auto Body Shop/Budget
Auto, 3530 N. Buckner Blvd.,
Dallas 75228, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Erbiti Paint & Body, Sergio Erbiti,
2581 Royal Lane, Dallas 75229,
service-auto repairs or parking.
Winfield Design LLC, 545 E. John
Carpenter Freeway Suite 500,
Irving 75062, service-business.
Core Packets Corp., 447 Poplar
Lane E., Irving 75063, service-
business.
RobbinsKersten Direct Inc.,
855 E. Collins Blvd., Richardson
75081, service-business.
Foster & Morris, 1910 Pacific
Ave. Suite 5080, Dallas 75201,
service-business.
Collins Interiors LLC, 2722
Fairmount St., Dallas 75201,
service-business.
James McInroe Inc., 1500
Dragon St. No. 160, Dallas 75207,
service-business.
House of Design, 2236 Vantage
St., Dallas 75207, service-
business.
Steven Bourn Artist/Architect,
5634 Swiss Ave., Dallas 75214,
service-business.
EHS Design Services, Eileen
Simeonov, 5930 Victor St., Dallas
75214, service-business.
Studio Mod, Libby Burgess, 5015
Tanbark Road, Dallas 75229,
service-business.
Sublime Interior Designs LLC,
5227 Stoneleigh Ave., Dallas
75235, service-business.
Designs by WC, 9010 Markville
Drive Apt. 717, Dallas 75243,
service-business.
Classy Cleaning, Stacey Mitchell,
9350 Skillman St. Apt. 3109,
Dallas 75243, service-cleaning &
maintenance.
Medical Professional Solutions
Inc., Linda Schmitt, 275 W.
Campbell Road Suite 115,
Richardson 75080, service-
computer programming or data
processing.
Redshift Web LLC, 6704
Northridge Drive, Dallas 75214,
service-computer programming or
data processing.
Dallas Fit Body Boot Camp,
3821 Ross Ave., Dallas 75204,
service-entertainment.
Natalie Grace Calligraphy Co.,
7830 Eagle Trail, Dallas 75238,
service-entertainment.
Event Technology Services LLC,
8080 Tristar Drive Suite 118,
Irving 75063, service-equipment
rental.
D&S Eco Cleaner, 2513 N.
Fitzhugh Ave. No. 100, Dallas
75204, service-laundry cleaning
or garment services.
D&S Eco Cleaner, 7215 Skillman
St. Suite 320, Dallas 75231,
service-laundry cleaning or
garment services.
Pro Cleaners, Amos Benjamin,
3012 Inwood Road Suite D, Dallas
75235, service-laundry cleaning
or garment services.
David L. Sisk Art, 14315
Midway Road, Addison 75001,
service-mailing or reproduction or
secretarial.
Patricia M. Legault, 2410
Hedgeway Circle, Garland 75044,
service-mailing or reproduction or
secretarial.
Gifts by Genius LLC, 14523
Hague Drive, Farmers Branch
75234, service-mailing or
reproduction or secretarial.
Audiotech Shop, 13370
Branch View Lane Suite 100,
Farmers Branch 75234, service-
miscellaneous repairs.
Doingtime Productions LLC,
7425 La Vista Drive Apt. 2137,
Dallas 75214, service-motion
picture production.
Carrollton Square Spa, 1026 S.
Broadway St., Carrollton 75006,
service-personal.
Tanique Airbrush Tanning,
Dashea Farber, 3102 Oak Lawn
Ave. Suite 195, Dallas 75219,
service-personal.
Dittyslim’s Legends Barbershop,
Dennis Simpson, 2401 W. Kiest
Blvd., Dallas 75233, service-
personal.
Nissi, Josue Salazar, 312 W.
Jefferson Blvd., Dallas 75208,
service-photography.
Muse Hair Salon, 1017 E. Trinity
Mills Road Suite 124, Carrollton
75006, service-salon.
Su C. Choi, 1908 Royal Lane Suite
650, Dallas 75229, service-salon.
Tokyo Hair Salon, 2560 Royal
Lane Suite 116, Dallas 75229,
service-salon.
JR Cleaning, Rosa Hernandez,
2802 Kingswood Drive, Garland
75040, service-to buildings.
Kingdom Cleaning Service,
Jerod Pennington, 2727 Point
View, Cedar Hill 75104, service-to
buildings.
Lone Star Dallas Building
Maintenance LLC, 2609
Independence Drive, Mesquite
75150, service-to buildings.
Ritz Carlton Dallas, 2121
McKinney Ave., Dallas 75201,
service-to buildings.
MaidPro of Dallas, 5510 Abrams
Road Suite 122, Dallas 75214,
service-to buildings.
Treadline Tire, 902 Nicholson
Road Suite 200, Garland 75042,
wholesale-autos and parts.
Second Trust Automotive, Pedro
Cuellar, 1440 Esters Road Apt.
2096, Irving 75061, wholesale-
autos and parts.
Beverage Provider LLC, 7475
Skillman St. Suite 101-A, Dallas
75231, wholesale-beer or wine.
Hello Nest LLC, 7023 Chackbay
Lane, Dallas 75227, wholesale-
durable goods.
Best Smoke House, 11447 Harry
Hines Blvd. Suite 104, Dallas
75229, wholesale-durable goods.
K Sales, 2741 Satsuma Drive
Suite 107, Dallas 75229,
wholesale-durable goods.
Sheryl Foreman, 10552 High
Hollows Drive Apt. 236, Dallas
75230, wholesale-durable goods.
RCK Group LLC, 9114 Clearhurst
Drive, Dallas 75238, wholesale-
durable goods.
Telayne Designs LLC, 4100
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641, Farmers Branch 75244,
wholesale-durable goods.
Cinema Tech Seating Inc., 4319
Lindbergh Drive, Addison 75001,
wholesale-furniture.
EZ & Lazy Furniture Store,
Dayana Ramirez, 810 Miranda
Drive, Mesquite 75149,
wholesale-furniture.
A Plus Wholesale, 11029 Harry
Hines Blvd. Suite C-122, Dallas
75229, wholesale-furniture.
Wholesale Roofing Supply, 104
E. Trinity Blvd., Grand Prairie
75050, wholesale-lumber or
construction materials.
Texas National Chemical Co.
Inc., 8150 N. Central Expressway
Suite M-2160, Dallas 75206,
wholesale-non-durable goods.
Airgas USA LLC, 1349 Empire
Central Drive Suite 300, Dallas
75247, wholesale-non-durable
goods.
DENTON
Event Apps of Texas LLC, 3822
Raintree Drive, Flower Mound
75022, communications.
Unlimited PCS, 1511 Justin Road
Suite 116-A, Lewisville 75077,
communications.
Kent Companies Texas LLC, 830
Valley Ridge Blvd., Lewisville
75057, contractors-concrete.
Guys Services, 1221 Tulane
Drive, Denton 76201,
contractors-special trade.
Capital Plumbing Inc., 307 Dena
Lane, Aubrey 76227, contractors-
special trade.
Cliff Sheats, 5135 Lorraine
Drive, Frisco 75034, educational
services.
Comfy Nap Mats, Diane Marlow,
12352 Patmos Lane, Frisco
75033, manufacturing-apparel.
Hollercall LLC, 4601 San
Marcos Way, Frisco 75034,
manufacturing-apparel.
Audacity Brew House, 1012
Shady Oaks Drive, Denton 76205,
manufacturing-beverages.
Clark Optical Consulting
and Prototyping LLC, 3916
E. McKinney St. Suite 108,
Denton 76208, manufacturing-
miscellaneous.
The Pallet Project TX LLC, 305
Woodlawn St., Krum 76249,
manufacturing-miscellaneous.
Norman Roscoe, 3801 N. I-H
35 Suite 218, Denton 76207,
manufacturing-paper products.
CWESP, Cindy Wagner, 1300
Pitaya Drive, Argyle 76226,
manufacturing-paper products.
Olea Health Products LLC, 1224
N. Highway 377 Suite 303-104,
Roanoke 76262, manufacturing-
pharmaceutical or soaps or paints
or fertilizers.
Tease Salon, Amy Sisco, 2640
W. University Drive Suite 1266,
Denton 76201, membership
organizations.
Hamilton’s Hedgehog and
Sugarglider Supplies, Kimberly
Hamilton, 1926 Vera Cruz Drive,
Carrollton 75010, pet boarding or
grooming.
Consult Fason LLC, 2703
Berkshire Drive, Carrollton 75007,
professional-consultants or public
relations or management.
Business Hack, 1034 Pelican
Drive, Frisco 75033, professional-
consultants or public relations or
management.
Sofar Sounds LLC, 2316
Round Mountain Circle,
Lewisville 75056, professional-
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Mario Bros. Tacos, 2215 Marble
Falls Drive, Carrollton 75007,
restaurants.
Frankie’s Bar & Kitchen, 2515
E. Rosemeade Parkway Suite 115,
Carrollton 75007, restaurants.
Verf’s Grill and Tavern, 2221
Justin Road Suite 101, Flower
Mound 75028, restaurants.
Stan’s Lakeview Tap House &
Grill, 4847 Main St., The Colony
75056, restaurants.
Cooked and Noncooked African
Food Fair, Eunice Nze, 3565
Timberglen Road Apt. 1302,
Dallas 75287, restaurants.
Tacos San Pedro, Maria Gil,
4005 N. I-H 35, Denton 76207,
restaurants.
Above Average, Jill Soyez,
7330 Fair Lake Road, Flower
Mound 75022, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Ke Chau, 4112 Clary Drive, The
Colony 75056, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Belen, Jorge Martinez, 1019 Fox
Ave., Lewisville 75067, retail-
apparel and accessories.
Mary Me Bridal, Kim Pallister,
4309 N. I-H 35, Denton 76207,
retail-apparel and accessories.
Dandee Designs, Daniel Fugate,
5100 Crystal Lake Ave., Krum
76249, retail-apparel and
accessories.
KKAB Auto Ventures, Baribor
Popnen, 200 Oak Knoll Circle Apt.
1812, Lewisville 75067, retail-
auto or gasoline stations.
7-Eleven Convenience Store
No. 36059A, 2225 W. University
Drive, Denton 76201, retail-food.
Harvest to House, 129 W. McCart
St., Krum 76249, retail-food.
Precious Little Tot LLC, 13240
Bavarian Drive, Frisco 75033,
retail-miscellaneous.
Sydney Elyse Stroud, 2919
Blackstone Drive, Frisco 75033,
retail-miscellaneous.
Spirit Halloween, 279 Main
St., Frisco 75034, retail-
miscellaneous.
Hyun Jung Kim, 5544 Hidden
Creek Lane, Frisco 75034, retail-
miscellaneous.
Sonely Decor, Norma Silva, 124
Rose Lane Suite 105, Hackberry
75034, retail-miscellaneous.
Crown by RC, 930 Ontzlake
Drive, Lewisville 75056, retail-
miscellaneous.
The Zebra’s Head House of
Glass, 101 E. Southwest Parkway,
Lewisville 75067, retail-
miscellaneous.
Got It Covered, 1512 Kittyhawk
Drive, Little Elm 75068, retail-
miscellaneous.
Captured Moments & More,
Judith McCoy, 2224 Bradford Pear
Drive, Little Elm 75068, retail-
miscellaneous.
Mary April Richard, 3033 Bella
Vista Lane, Little Elm 75068,
retail-miscellaneous.
Zenge, Billy Nguyen, 18250
Marsh Lane Apt. 502, Dallas
75287, retail-miscellaneous.
The Zebra’s Head, 113 Fry
St., Denton 76201, retail-
miscellaneous.
Ashley Anne Jay, 2104 Jasmine
St., Denton 76205, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Denton No.
DAL-007, 2215 S. Loop 288
Suite 306, Denton 76205, retail-
miscellaneous.
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Minifigs Bricks and More
LLC, 2215 S. Loop 288 Suite
408, Denton 76205, retail-
miscellaneous.
The Honeysuckle Cottage, Larry
Pyles, 4181 Silver Dome Road
Lot 25, Denton 76208, retail-
miscellaneous.
Good Stuff, Nancy Carson, 2908
Oakshire St., Denton 76209,
retail-miscellaneous.
Heavenly Taylored Sweets,
Samantha Cutler, 2301
Whispering Oaks, Denton 76209,
retail-miscellaneous.
Encore Leather Designs,
Herlinda Glasscock, 3207 Hidden
Springs Drive, Corinth 76210,
retail-miscellaneous.
Angela Elissa McMeen, 5600 FM
424, Cross Roads 76227, retail-
miscellaneous.
K-5 Arms Exchange Inc., 2001
E. Highway 114 Suite 100, Trophy
Club 76262, retail-miscellaneous.
Tina J. Shoemake, 708 N. Eighth
St., Sanger 76266, retail-
miscellaneous.
Laura’s Events, 1313 Stone
Mountain Parkway, Savannah
76227, service.
Revved AC Inc., 1200 Foundation
Am
Drive, Pilot Point 76258, service-
auto repairs or parking.
T.L. Grant Interiors, Traci Grant,
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5029 Timber Creek Road, Flower
Mound 75028, service-business.
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Nkey Solutions LLC, 6104 Grand
Meadow Lane, Flower Mound
75028, service-business.
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Heather Redding Interiors, 716
Meadow Bend Court, Highland
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Village 75077, service-business.
Sherry Taylor Designs, 1101
ty
Grant Ave., Lantana 76226,
service-business.
Merry Sherry’s Twists & Tats,
1409 Sedalia Drive, Flower Mound
75028, service-entertainment.
Estate Curators LLC, 306
Mockingbird Lane, Highland
Village 75077, service-
miscellaneous repairs.
Sewmag Designs, Joseph
McCraw, 5005 Oak Bend Circle,
Denton 76208, service-
miscellaneous repairs.
Little Puzzle Productions, Erika
Thomas, 12464 Jules Drive, Frisco
75033, service-motion picture
production.
By Dawn’s Light Photography,
1501 Superior Place, Flower
Mound 75028, service-
photography.
Memories and Colors
Photography LLC, 6104 Grand
Meadow Lane, Flower Mound
75028, service-photography.
Studio Momenti, Joe Willis,
13379 Roadster Drive, Frisco
75033, service-photography.
Tangerine Salon, 4151 Waller
Creek Suite 110, Highland Village
75077, service-salon.
Lea Newsom Interiors, 3500
Chimney Rock Drive, Flower
Mound 75022, service-to
buildings.
Alliance Building Care, 3410
Buckingham Lane, Highland
Village 75077, service-to
buildings.
Advantage Storage, 855 Lois
St., Roanoke 76262, warehouse
or storage.
Chasm Road Inc., 1719 Hartford
Drive, Carrollton 75007,
wholesale-autos and parts.
CyberVision CCTV Distributors
Inc., 2221 Justin Road Suite
119-323, Flower Mound 75028,
wholesale-durable goods.
LEADS
Nexhale LLC, 2826 Sage Ridge
Drive, Frisco 75034, wholesale-
durable goods.
TARRANT
Maverick Sports Properties, 601
S. Pecan St., Arlington 76019,
communications.
Southwest Torque Tools Inc.,
3221 Crystal Springs, Bedford
76021, contractor-special trade.
Star Fencing LLC, 4904
Winterview Drive, Mansfield
76063, contractor-special trade.
Innovative Media Solutions,
Blake Stoltz, 6408 Kary Lynn
Drive S., Watauga 76148,
contractors-electrical.
The Plumbing Service, Brent
Tucker, 308 Kings Way Drive Apt.
B, Mansfield 76063, contractors-
special trade.
Brian Linder HVAC Services LLC,
1104 Roundhouse Drive, Saginaw
76131, contractors-special trade.
Inferno Fire Protection and
Design, Bobby Jefferson, 6250
Rosewood Drive, North Richland
Hills 76180, contractors-special
trade.
M.H. Moore Elementary PTA,
1809 N.E. 36th St., Fort Worth
76106, educational services.
Cash Plus No. 4, 10355 North
Freeway, Fort Worth 76177,
finance-mortgage and loan
companies.
Rutledge Equity Corp., 3541
Marsh Lane, Grapevine 76051,
finance-stock brokers or
retirement planning.
McAdams Sparks Family, Jerry
Zemanek, 2624 Wickersham
Court, Grapevine 76051, forestry.
Boothe Architects Inc., 3219
May St. Suite 102, Fort Worth
76110, general contractors.
Bu
Elements Massage, 4843
Colleyville Blvd. Suite 231,
Colleyville 76034, health services.
sin
Well Body Massage, Tahra
Caldwell, 3001 N. Main St., Euless
76039, health services.
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Southside Device LLC, 2058 N.
Kimball Ave., Southlake 76092,
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health services.
NDE Labs Inc., 1189 Mercedes
St., Benbrook 76126, health
ou
services.
Origins Birth and Wellness
Collective, 10340 Alta Vista
Road, Fort Worth 76244, health
services.
Massage by Charlotte, 12124
Shadybrook Drive, Fort Worth
76244, health services.
Fish Energy Services LLC, 2412
Boyd Ave., Fort Worth 76109,
heavy construction.
Comfort Inn & Suites West Fort
Worth, 7801 Scott St., White
Settlement 76108, hotels and
lodging.
Courtyard Fort Worth I-30 West
Near NAS, 6530 West Freeway,
Fort Worth 76116, hotels and
lodging.
Mark Leal Insurance, 1420 N.
Cooper St. Suite 106, Arlington
76011, insurance agents or
adjusters.
Lone Star Landscaping,
Demarcus Richardson, 805 Central
Drive Apt. 249, Bedford 76022,
landscape and tree maintenance.
Gold Leaf Landscape Inc., 7117
Twin Oaks Court, Mansfield
76063, landscape and tree
maintenance.
Chad Michael Heiner, 2507 High
Crest Ave., Fort Worth 76111,
landscape and tree maintenance.
Star Kiwi Bakery, 2216-A S.
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manufacturing-bakery.
Cupcake-A-Licious!, Lakona
Richardson, 7624 Pear Tree
Lane, Fort Worth 76133,
manufacturing-bakery.
Rene’s Tasty Salsa, 116
Tarrant Drive, Euless 76039,
manufacturing-meat products.
I Do Work Short Iron Scrapping,
Billy Roundtree, 4101 Wiman
Drive, Fort Worth 76119,
manufacturing-metals.
Valiant Chemical, 1406
Colonnade Drive, Arlington
76018, manufacturing-
pharmaceutical or soaps or paints
or fertilizers.
Color Fast Industries Inc., 3300
W. Bolt St., Fort Worth 76110,
manufacturing-pharmaceutical or
soaps or paints or fertilizers.
Century Floors, 1540 Keller
Parkway Suite 125, Keller 76248,
manufacturing-tires or rubber
products or plastic bottles.
Marching Green Pride Band
Boosters, 1200 Boyd Road,
Azle 76020, membership
organizations.
B&M, Luis Morales, 6753 E.
Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth 76112,
nonclassifiable.
EVO Trillium LLC, 6900 E.
Rosedale St., Fort Worth 76112,
nonclassifiable.
EVO Trillium LLC, 5202 E.
Loop 820 S., Fort Worth 76119,
nonclassifiable.
Cousins 777 Main Street LLC,
777 Main St. Suite C-50, Fort
Worth 76102, real estate-agents
or managers.
Cindy’s Boutique, 1018 N.
Davis Drive, Arlington 76012,
restaurants.
Taco Casa, 4000 S. Collins St.,
Arlington 76014, restaurants.
Thompson’s Book Store, 900
Houston St., Fort Worth 76102,
restaurants.
Doni’s Eat Shop, Derrick White,
5012 E. Rosedale St., Fort Worth
76105, restaurants.
Ninja Sushi and Grill, 4714 S.W.
Loop 820, Fort Worth 76109,
restaurants.
Mama Tiki’s Thai Food, 4400
Benbrook Highway Suite 108, Fort
Worth 76116, restaurants.
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Mexican Inn Cafe’, 6709 Lake
Worth Blvd., Lake Worth 76135,
restaurants.
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NY Pizza & Pasta, 4212 Highway
360 Suite 200, Fort Worth 76155,
restaurants.
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Unnoticed, Quinton Godfrey,
2868 Ironwood Drive, Grand
Prairie 75052, retail-apparel and
ot
accessories.
Kasper 850, 2950 W. I-H 20 Suite
445, Grand Prairie 75052, retail-
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apparel and accessories.
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Pretty Things Boutique by
Tracey, 2439 S. Collins St.,
Arlington 76014, retail-apparel
and accessories.
The Total Package by D’Aun,
Kelli Harris, 724 Stribling Circle,
Azle 76020, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Fabrey’s Fashion Accessories,
Marquise Crockett, 445 W.
Kennedale Parkway Suite B,
Kennedale 76060, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Hot Tiddlywinks, Tiffany Hull,
1811 N. Holland Road, Mansfield
76063, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Fini LLC, 1208 W. Magnolia Ave.
Suite 104, Fort Worth 76104,
retail-apparel and accessories.
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Anna’s Resale, Mariano Pena,
4330 Mansfield Highway, Forest
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accessories.
Smoke 35, Mariano Pena, 6900
South Freeway Suite A-8, Fort
Worth 76134, retail-apparel and
accessories.
My 4 Anchors, Ashley Baker,
9825 Stripling Drive, Fort Worth
76244, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Finesse Auto Sales, Latajah
White, 2516 Ruger Drive Apt.
131, Arlington 76006, retail-auto
or gasoline stations.
VIP Pre-Owned Autos, 3116
Westador Drive, Arlington 76015,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Atanga Motors, Mary Ngu, 3701
S. Cooper St. Suite 153, Arlington
76015, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
MCF Autosale, Charbel Farah,
312 E. Main St., Azle 76020,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
J&V Auto Sales, Leo Delacruz,
1412 Brown Trail, Bedford 76022,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Hwy. 10 Food Mart, 100 N. Booth
Calloway Road, Hurst 76053,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Stone Auto Group, 2600 Martin
Luther King Freeway, Fort Worth
76105, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Advantage Automobile Sales,
2738 Ludelle St., Fort Worth
76105, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Advantage Automobile, 2909
Vaughn Blvd., Fort Worth 76105,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
Cherry Food Mart, 531 S. Cherry
Lane, White Settlement 76108,
retail-auto or gasoline stations.
G. Ponce Autosales, Gilberto
Ponce, 5149 River Oaks Blvd.
Suite B, River Oaks 76114, retail-
auto or gasoline stations.
CF Auto Sales, 7225 W. Cleburne
Road, Fort Worth 76133, retail-
auto or gasoline stations.
Fastenal Co., 1180 Corporate
Drive W., Arlington 76006, retail-
construction materials or lawn
and garden supplies.
Pedro’s Hourglass, 1616 E.
Leuda St., Fort Worth 76104,
retail-construction materials or
lawn and garden supplies.
Fastenal Co., 500 Railhead Road
Suite 100, Fort Worth 76106,
retail-construction materials or
lawn and garden supplies.
Istore S5274, 2040 N.
International Parkway c/o
Terminal D, Grapevine 75261,
retail-food.
7-Eleven Convenience Store No.
18746K, 1622 Hemphill St., Fort
Worth 76104, retail-food.
Lucky No 7 Food Mart, 1201
Country Club Lane, Fort Worth
76112, retail-food.
Funkytown Food Mart, 4800
Wichita St., Fort Worth 76119,
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retail-food.
La-Tex Enterprises, Leslie Ward,
617 Primavera Drive, Arlington
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76002, retail-miscellaneous.
Wholesale World Exchange,
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Bill Sliheet, 6704 Swainson
Trail, Arlington 76002, retail-
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miscellaneous.
Vaperi Vapes, Del Bick, 405 Circle
Drive, Arlington 76010, retail-
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miscellaneous.
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Joshua Smolek, 2409 N. Graham
Drive, Arlington 76013, retail-
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miscellaneous.
Robert Hrdlicka Jr., 1605
Vineridge Lane, Burleson 76028,
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This company-recognition awards
program recognizes North Texas
organizations that provide happy,
positive and unique workplaces.
retail-miscellaneous.
Stylin’ Auto Concepts, Geordan
Holland, 12112 Rolling Ridge
Drive, Fort Worth 76028, retail-
miscellaneous.
NOI Engineering, 4209 Gateway
Drive, Colleyville 76034, retail-
miscellaneous.
Royal Nation LLC, 1400 S.
Pipeline Road W., Euless 76040,
retail-miscellaneous.
Piercing Pagoda No. 2634, 3000
Grapevine Mills Parkway Space
K-113, Grapevine 76051, retail-
miscellaneous.
Dragonfly Products, 3000
Grapevine Mills Parkway Suite
319, Grapevine 76051, retail-
miscellaneous.
Jessica Bilderback, 3225 N.
Grapevine Mills Blvd. Apt. 1306,
Grapevine 76051, retail-
miscellaneous.
Know Natural, Leah Flemming,
10900 Braemoor Drive,
Fort Worth 76052, retail-
miscellaneous.
Twisting Rustic, Ashley Ragan,
1309 Twisting Meadows Drive,
Fort Worth 76052, retail-
miscellaneous.
Southern Girl University,
Ashley Williams, 3205 High Ridge
Court, Mansfield 76063, retail-
miscellaneous.
Southeast Barber College,
Lanessa Nunley, 2832 Miller
Ave., Fort Worth 76105, retail-
miscellaneous.
MGN Automotive, Marco
Hernandez, 2736 White
Settlement Road, Fort Worth
76107, retail-miscellaneous.
Maria D. Santos, 304 Foch St.,
Fort Worth 76107, retail-
miscellaneous.
Terri Dodd-Anderson, 8331
Tumbleweed Trail Apt. 4902,
White Settlement 76108, retail-
miscellaneous.
Dreamy Life Records and Music
LLC, 1617 Park Place Ave. Suite
106, Fort Worth 76110, retail-
miscellaneous.
20/20 Express-Hulen No.
DAL-006, 2614 S.W. Loop 820,
Fort Worth 76115, retail-
miscellaneous.
Toys N’ Fun I, Asif Shahbuddin,
4200 South Freeway Unit
RMU-4, Fort Worth 76115, retail-
miscellaneous.
Autozone No. 528161, 2713 Las
Vegas Trail, Fort Worth 76116,
retail-miscellaneous.
Suzanne Carrithers-James, 2801
River Forest Drive, Fort Worth
76116, retail-miscellaneous.
Ketzler’s Schnitzel Shack, 7401
Garza Ave., Fort Worth 76116,
retail-miscellaneous.
Nana’s Old-Fashion Attic,
4225 E. Belknap St., Haltom City
76117, retail-miscellaneous.
Sugartime Concessions, Tara
Hysaw, 4024 Wiman Drive,
Fort Worth 76119, retail-
miscellaneous.
Street Wize Sales, Robert Gomez,
1053 Cottonwood Trail, Benbrook
76126, retail-miscellaneous.
Razzdazz, Rosalinda Urias, 1405
Trammell Drive, Benbrook 76126,
retail-miscellaneous.
Premier Hulen, 4800 S. Hulen
St. Suite 250, Fort Worth 76132,
retail-miscellaneous.
Berkeley Blvd., 5112 Oak Mill
Drive, Fort Worth 76135, retail-
miscellaneous.
DC No. 4036, 2440 S.E. Loop
820, Fort Worth 76140, retail-
miscellaneous.
Happy Tails Toys, Jennifer
McGuire, 6708 McCoy Drive,
Watauga 76148, retail-
miscellaneous.
Casa Arith, Maria Andrade, 308
N.W. 25th St., Fort Worth 76164,
retail-miscellaneous.
Inventory Housing at Amazon.
com Facility, Jay Cho, 700
Westport Parkway, Haslet 76177,
retail-miscellaneous.
Fort Worth Fabric & Quilt Co.,
Susan Clark, 1125 N. Knowles
Drive, Saginaw 76179, retail-
miscellaneous.
Cups Cups and More Cups,
Susan Porter, 13209 Padre Ave.,
Fort Worth 76244, retail-
miscellaneous.
Shindy’s List, Cindy Dewar, 9336
Goldenview Drive, Fort Worth
76244, retail-miscellaneous.
Spates Sales, Brandon Spates,
1113 Hillview Drive, Keller
76248, retail-miscellaneous.
Full Financials LLC, 2709 Thorn
Lane, Grapevine 76051, service.
CNR Innovations, Cynthia Boone-
Klein, 4637 Springway Lane, Fort
Worth 76123, service.
A1 Tire Service, Alberto Rios,
6953 Shoreview Drive, Grand
Prairie 75054, service-auto
repairs or parking.
E-Z Rent-A-Car Inc., 2424 E.
38th St., Euless 75261, service-
auto repairs or parking.
Lancaster Auto, 4054 E.
Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth 76103,
service-auto repairs or parking.
MS Discount Tire, 3100 Vaughn
Blvd., Fort Worth 76105, service-
auto repairs or parking.
Fort Worth Auto Garage, 8851
West Freeway Suite 105, Fort
Worth 76116, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Suspension Dynamics, Quinton
Cain, 6016 Midway Road Suite C,
Haltom City 76117, service-auto
repairs or parking.
J&H Mobile Power Washing
Co. LLC, 3709 Caddo Trail, Lake
Worth 76135, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Tod A. Jaggi Investments Inc.,
6743 Rufe Snow Drive, Watauga
76148, service-auto repairs or
parking.
America Muffler Shop, Jesus
Montes, 212 E. Northside Drive,
Fort Worth 76164, service-auto
repairs or parking.
E&G Auto Care, 7505 Boulevard
26, North Richland Hills 76180,
service-auto repairs or parking.
Prevenche Fine Interiors, Stacy
Lantrip, 4532 Knoll Ridge Drive,
Fort Worth 76008, service-
business.
This One’s Mine, Cynthia Dorgan,
4609 Lindberg Drive, Arlington
76016, service-business.
HSOFT Inc., 1166 Country Club
Lane Suite 8, Fort Worth 76112,
service-computer programming or
data processing.
Rosa Gwendolyn Choate, 971 E.
Sanford St. Apt. 1202, Arlington
76011, service-entertainment.
545 Photography, 103 Lark
Lane, Euless 76039, service-
entertainment.
Kammb Music Group, Melvin
Kellough, 1110 S. Airport
Circle, Euless 76040, service-
entertainment.
Defender Outdoors Shooting
Center, 2900 Shotts St.,
Fort Worth 76107, service-
entertainment.
Toadies Merchandising LLC,
3915 White Settlement Road,
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Fort Worth 76107, service-
entertainment.
Random Acts of Kraftiness,
Kandace Andersen, 10509
Bradshaw Drive, Fort Worth
76108, service-entertainment.
Force Fitness, 3309 Rufe Snow
Drive, Richland Hills 76118,
service-entertainment.
Fresh Paint, Sylinda Harper,
5445 Wedgmont Circle N.,
Fort Worth 76133, service-
entertainment.
Twisted Sports, 7601
Boulevard 26 Suite 121, North
Richland Hills 76180, service-
entertainment.
Sunny Mays Photography,
Sonja Strauss-Mays, 405 Misty
Ridge Drive, Keller 76248,
service-entertainment.
Hydrochem LLC, 2525 E.
Abram St., Arlington 76010,
service-miscellaneous repairs.
Empkey Heating and Air
Conditioning Services, Charles
Empkey, 5705 Melinda St.,
Haltom City 76117, service-
miscellaneous repairs.
Quickfix, Adam Martinez, 3744
Misty Meadow Drive, Fort Worth
76133, service-miscellaneous
repairs.
Larry’s Small Engine, 630
Shelby Road, Everman 76140,
service-miscellaneous repairs.
Gallardo’s Notary & Tax
Service, Deborah Gallardo,
2621 N.W. 29th St., Fort Worth
76106, service-personal.
Amerimex Inc., 239 N.E. 28th
St., Fort Worth 76164, service-
personal.
Midsummer Night Media Inc.,
3605 Ivywild Court, Arlington
76016, service-photography.
Wisner Photo, Gladys Wisner,
2304 Marshfield Drive, Bedford
76021, service-photography.
Bratton Photography LLC,
6124 Rock Dove Circle,
Colleyville 76034, service-
photography.
DCM Aerial Image &
Inspection, 10736 Vista Heights
Blvd., Fort Worth 76108,
service-photography.
Stiched Styles, Adrionna
Syas, 1613-A W. Division St.,
Arlington 76012, service-salon.
Hollywood Nails & Spa, 6248
Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth
76116, service-salon.
Da Fashion Beauty Salon, Maria
Patino, 2101 Altamesa Blvd.
Suite 107, Fort Worth 76134,
service-salon.
AME’s Skin Therapy, Amanda
Edwards, 9139 Boulevard 26
Suite 580, North Richland Hills
76180, service-salon.
The Enriched Body LLC, 6609
Precinct Line Road Suites 8/9,
North Richland Hills 76182,
service-salon.
Santamaria Janitorial
Services, 1058 S. Erie St.,
Fort Worth 76112, service-to
buildings.
Jackson’s Quality Janitorial
LLC, 7513 Sweet Meadows
Drive, Fort Worth 76123,
service-to buildings.
Pure Blue Custom Pools, Jason
Derrick, 4161 Gladney Lane,
Fort Worth 76244, service-to
buildings.
Lance Happy Inc., 2004
Spanish Trail, Keller 76262,
transportation-airlines or
helicopters.
Gus Materials LLC, 4804
Nell St., Fort Worth 76119,
transportation-trucking or
courier.
Morton Trucking, Mitchell
Morton, 8721 Hidden Hill
Drive, Fort Worth 76179,
transportation-trucking or
courier.
Sun Global Enterprise, Stanley
Nwokoro, 3036 S. Camino
Lagos, Grand Prairie 75054,
wholesale-autos and parts.
Five Star Autoplex, 6301 E.
Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth
76112, wholesale-autos and
parts.
Alliance Signs, 3001
Fairmeadows Lane, Fort Worth
76123, wholesale-commercial
equipment.
VWMB Industrial Refrigeration
LLC, 1409 Spars Court, Azle
76020, wholesale-durable
goods.
Walpole Enterprises, Tamara
Walpole, 3542 Mansfield
Highway, Forest Hill 76119,
wholesale-durable goods.
EMW Ent., Eric Whitfield, 3500
S. Riverside Drive Apt. 1502,
Fort Worth 76119, wholesale-
durable goods.
DW Sales, Deborah Post, 5852
E. Berry St., Fort Worth 76119,
wholesale-durable goods.
David’s Sales, 700 Kelley Court,
Fort Worth 76120, wholesale-
durable goods.
Theresa L. Stettlar, 5840
Rendon Bloodworth Road, Fort
Worth 76140, wholesale-
durable goods.
Carie Chaffin, 13136 Harvest
Ridge Road, Fort Worth 76244,
wholesale-durable goods.
D&B Paper Products, Brenda
Poston, 6713 Alpine Lane,
Colleyville 76034, wholesale-
paper products.
RR  Real estate
transactions
Real estate transactions represent
transfer of real estate recorded with
the clerk. The following information
is included: seller, buyer, buyer’s
address, ZIP code, property
description (if available), mortgage
amount (if available) and book/page
number. Commercial transactions
detailed either have no listed value
or are valued at $500,000 or more.
Residential transactions detailed
either have no listed value or are
valued at $300,000 or more.
This information and additional
transactions are available on disk
Am
or via email and includes phone
numbers. The email version arrives
one week earlier than the published
version. For cost and more
information, call 877-593-4157.
COMMERCIAL
COLLIN
Loh Preston Development
LLC to First United Methodist
Church of Frisco, 7659 Preston
Road, Frisco 75034, Lot 3-R
Block A Preston Hickory,
$3.46 million, Book/Page
140919/01019550.
Texoma Asset Management
LP to Hutton Growth One LLC,
736 Cherry St., Chattanooga,
Tenn. 37402, Part William
Hunt Survey Abstract 450,
$1.27 million, Book/Page
140919/01019810.
Auto Wash Enterprise Inc. to
YJB Enterprises LLC, 2625
Old Denton Road Suite 413,
Carrollton 75007, Lot 1 Block 1
Dickinson, $1.24 million, Book/
Page 140917/01006350.
Jambo Investments Inc.
to E.N.S. Inc., 1800 Central
Expressway, Plano 75074, Lot 1
Block A Meadow Ranch Estates,
$1.05 million, Book/Page
140922/01029470.
Stonebryck Manor LLC to
Gehan Homes LLP, 15725
N. Dallas Parkway Suite 300,
Addison 75001, Lots 6-8
Block A/Lots 1/2/5/6 Block C
Stonebryck Manor, $561,750,
Book/Page 140919/01017630.
DALLAS
J.J. Addison Partners LLC to
DNA STAT LLC, 4500 Westgrove
Drive No. 315, Addison
75001, Lot 9 Block A Addison
Airport Industrial District,
$1.92 million, Book/Page
2014/0237839.
Saint Stephen’s Presbyterian
Church Corp. to Faustina
Academy Corp., 1621 W.
Grauwyler Road, Irving 75061,
Part Jane Bean Survey Abstract
145, $708,000, Book/Page
2014/0241131.
Margery E. Miller to TJYF
LLC, 2920 Merrell Road, Dallas
75229, Part Dallas Block 6460
Abstract 946, $512,500, Book/
Page 2014/0241832.
DENTON
Responsive Education
Solutions to Lifeline Church of
Denton, P.O. Box 51444, Denton
76206, Lot 1-A Block A Denton
Catholic Addition, $900,000,
Book/Page 2014/100791.
TARRANT
Cann-Mansfield LLP to
Chicken of the Pond LLC, 1320
S. University Drive Suite 806,
Fort Worth 76107, 0.947 Acres
William Howard Survey Abstract
690, $1.64 million, Book/Page
D214218602.
Keller-Lakes LLC to M.
Christopher Custom Homes
LLC, 550 S. State Highway 5,
Fairview 75069, Lots 3/6/7
Block A/Lots 14-16 Block C The
Lakes, $820,000, Book/Page
D214217469.
RESIDENTIAL
COLLIN
Jack M. Radke and Robyn Kym
Radke to John Eckerd, 1801
Provine Court, McKinney 75070,
Lot 14 Block A Provine Farms
Estates, $1.4 million, Book/Page
140919/01020900.
Israel and Natalia Kontorovsky
to Kevin M. and Victoria V.
Duddlesten, 5625 Gillum Drive,
Plano 75093, Lot 2 Block C
Willow Bend Estates, $592,000,
Book/Page 140918/01011250.
Toll Dallas TX LLC to Ibrahim
Ballout, 5827 Broadgreen Road,
Frisco 75035, Lot 5 Block 27
Richwoods, $580,000, Book/
Page 140918/01015940.
Robert and Annie Wu to John
Frederick Brix III and Karen
Barone-Jones Brix, 4705
Goldeneyes Lane, McKinney
75070, Lot 2 Block I Mallard
Lakes at McKinney, $510,550,
Book/Page 140919/01019830.
DALLAS
Bryce A. and Leigh C. Williams
to James E. Strode individually
and Trustee, 4301 Bordeaux
Ave., Dallas 75205, Lot 13
and E. 15 ft. Lot 14 Block 101
Highland Park West, $4 million,
Book/Page 2014/0236474.
Richard Jason McMahon and
Sara J. McMahon to Richard
E. LeBlanc, 7636 Bryn Mawr
Drive, Dallas 75225, Lot 7 Block
11 Caruth Hills, $1.51 million,
Book/Page 2014/0240484.
Matthew J. and Joy E. Coit
to Jason D. and Christina
L. Lindwall, 3800 Purdue
Ave., Dallas 75225, Lot 21
Block T University Heights,
$1.44 million, Book/Page
2014/0237680.
er
Carl and Rosalie Clause
to Kemp and Cassandra
ica
Kernstine, 2555 N. Pearl St.
Unit 702, Dallas 75201, Unit
702, $1.14 million, Book/Page
2014/0236482.
n
Charles and Shanna Garcia
Ci
to Dallas E. and Jennifer A.
Lucas, 4415 Manning Lane,
Dallas 75220, Lot 19 Block B
ty
Manchester Place, $1.11 million,
Book/Page 2014/0241670.
Bu
Realty Finance Holdings LP to
David D. Scheibel Trustee and
Steven D. Scheibel, 2625 S.
Willow Ave., Bloomington, Calif.
92316, Part Lot 2 Block 1 Jack
Holland Addition, $880,000,
Book/Page 2014/0236075.
Jay D. Yancey Trustee/Far East
Trading LP to Salah Izzedin,
22 River Hollow Lane, Houston
77027, Lot 4-B Block C Roxbury
Grove, $728,000, Book/Page
2014/0236838.
ZNAL Properties LLP to
Laurence Walter Nixon Jr. and
Lindsey Ressmann-Nixon,
5644 Caruth Blvd., Dallas
75209, Lot 12 Block D Highway
Estates, $712,000, Book/Page
2014/0240206.
Terry Bentley Hill to William
F. and Sarah P. Maxwell,
3420 Potomac Ave. Unit 2,
Dallas 75205, Lot 2 Potomac
Condominiums, $700,000,
Book/Page 2014/0236595.
Christopher David Harlan to
Wade B. and Emily C. Johns,
6652 Lakeshore Drive, Dallas
75214, Part Block J Country
Club Estates, $675,000, Book/
Page 2014/0236169.
Sanders Custom Builders
LLP through general
partner Huntington Homes
Management Inc. to Christie
Chantal McNair and Catherine
Carver, 605 Creekway Drive,
Irving 75039, Lot 6 Block M
Lakes of Las Colinas, $664,000,
Book/Page 2014/0240492.
Sharon E. Lyle and Mark
Mutschink to Douglas Huyett
Penick, 4333 Travis St., Dallas
75205, Lot 20-B Block 2 Diane
Cheatham Addition, $625,000,
Book/Page 2014/0241249.
Paul N. and Wendy R. Falgoust
to Craig Carter Callewart
and Cheryl D. Callewart,
4911 Shadywood Lane, Dallas
75209, Lot 9 Block A University
Highlands, $608,000, Book/
Page 2014/0239065.
William S. and Stacey F.
Taggart to Robert T. III and
Lauralee Gunby, 11033
Eastview Circle, Dallas 75230,
Lot 6 Block D North Lake
Estates, $568,500, Book/Page
2014/0236976.
Jason B. and Anne R. Hufham
to Courtney P. Rhodes, 1220
Lausanne Ave., Dallas 75208,
Part Lot 4 Block 10 Kessler
Park, $540,000, Book/Page
2014/0237922.
Scott DFW Development LLC
to Amna Paryani and Mumtaz
Abassi, 5710 Rickshaw Lane,
Plano 75094, Lot 3 Block B
University Park, $513,200,
Book/Page 2014/0237618.
Darling Homes of Texas
LLC to Trent Minh Nguyen
and Jade Ngoc Nguyen, 648
Creekway Drive, Irving 75039,
Lot 13 Block C Lakes of Las
Colinas, $500,000, Book/Page
2014/0238005.
DENTON
Robert Lovell to Phillip and
Shelley Carter, 4285 Cedar
LEADS
Bluff Lane, Frisco 75033, Lot
9 Block C Shaddock Creek
Estates, $1 million, Book/Page
2014/101576.
Wilbow-Fairway Development
Corp. to Jonathan and
Traci Pettit, 167 Little Wolf
Trail, Decatur 76234, Lot
10 Block B Fairway Ranch,
$910,500/728,400, Book/Page
2014/102271.
Shaddock Homes LLP to
Paul Randle, 10162 Abberley
Lane, Frisco 75034, Lot 19
Block C Shaddock Creek
Estates, $708,303, Book/Page
2014/102715.
Darling Homes of Texas
LLC to Nitin Prabhakar and
Parul Vashisht, 3812 Shady
Creek Court, Frisco 75033,
Lot 28 Block A Newman
Village, $663,691, Book/Page
2014/100779.
Breck A. Daniel and Bridget
M. Ahr to Paul and Andrea
Anderson, 1011 Gene Perry
Court, Bartonville 76226,
Lot 11 Block B Barrington
Hills, $638,000, Book/Page
2014/100570.
Dugas Ranch LLP to Kent Key,
2925 Country Club Road, Denton
76210, Part J. Mickler Survey
Abstract 892, $636,000, Book/
Page 2014/100586.
Toll Dallas TX LLC to Vivek and
Sandhya Goel, 2609 Leafspray
Lane, Flower Mound 75022, Lot
3 Block B Preserve at Flower
Mound, $626,638, Book/Page
2014/100310.
K. Hovnanian Homes-DFW
LLC to Ian Thurson Everett
and Rosemarie Dorthea
Everett, 3708 Valencia Court,
Flower Mound 75022, Lot 21
Vilamoura, $504,050, Book/
Page 2014/99358.
TARRANT
sin
Hank and Suzanne Haney
to Brian Jason Keen, 2207
Cedar Elm Terrace, Westlake
es
76262, Lot 66 Block J Vaquero,
$960,000, Book/Page
D214218166.
sJ
Steven C. Anderson and Karen
Michelle Anderson to Donnia
A. and Jeffrey W. Olesko,
ou
4669 St. Benet Court, Fort
Worth 76126, Lot 43 Block 2
Montserrat, $750,000, Book/
rn
Page D214219421.
Robert E. and Patricia G.
als
De Bruin to Jonathan Wilke
and Lucia Ann Wilke, 1201
Wishing Tree Lane, Keller
76248, Lot 16 Block B Danbury
Parks, $609,600, Book/Page
D214220825.
K. Hovnanian Homes-DFW
LLC to Jonathan and Amanda
Lennox, 1257 Falcon Drive,
Grapevine 76051, Lot 4-A Block
1 Lake Pointe, $587,850, Book/
Page D214219906.
Michael F. Zide et al. to
Stephen Joseph Hamilton and
Stacy Marie Hamilton, 2521
Highview Terrace, Fort Worth
76109, Lot 4/Part Lot 5 Block
2 Stadium Parkway, $546,725,
Book/Page D214221569.
Robert R. Bodoin aka Robert
Bodoin and Dorothy A. Bodoin
aka Dorothy Bodoin to Alison
M. and James T. Glynn, 3520
Arborlawn Drive, Fort Worth
76109, Lot 4 Block 16 Overton
Park, $525,000, Book/Page
D214219998.
Sheila D. Cole to Andrew
D. and Beth C. Sims, 2408
Winton Terrace E., Fort Worth
76109, Lot 24 Block 8 Park
Hill, $505,500, Book/Page
D214217107.
RR  Building
permits
Newly issued building permits are
collected from city building and
zoning departments. They are listed
in alphabetical order by contractor’s
name and include commercial
permits valued at $500,000 or more
and residential permits valued at
$250,000 or more. The information
includes: contractor/owner, type
of construction, job site address,
description (if available) and
estimated value. More information
is available by calling 877-593-
4157. This information and
additional permits are available on
disk or via email. For cost and more
information, call 877-593-4157.
COMMERCIAL
ARLINGTON
Thomas S. Byrne Inc.,
commercial building at 3000
Norwood Lane, Flight Training
Academy, $13 million.
Cadence McShane Corp.,
commercial alteration at 2200
Arlington Downs Road, (office
building interior), $6 million.
Carleton Construction Ltd.,
commercial building at 404
E. Border St., (apartment
complex), $5.80 million.
Loren Pelton Construction,
commercial building at 1701
Mansfield Webb Road, (church),
$3 million.
Charter Builders, commercial
alteration at 906 W. Randol Mill
Road, (office building interior),
$673,942.
Tomar Homes, commercial
building at 351 W. Randol
Mill Road, (office building),
$542,166.
Terry Builders, commercial
building at 1904 E. Sublett
Road, (retail store), $520,000.
COLLEYVILLE
Mercedes Construction,
commercial building at 5300
Colleyville Blvd., (church),
$550,000.
COPPELL
Duke Construction, commercial
building at 120 Dividend Drive,
(office/warehouse), $5.59
million.
Calvary Construction,
commercial building at 160
Southwestern Blvd., (office
building), $1.1 million.
DALLAS
Swinerton Builders,
commercial alteration at 13455
Noel Road, (office building
interior), $3.11 million.
Hawkeye Properties,
commercial building at 3816
Roseland Ave., (apartment
building), $2.41 million.
EULESS
Hi-Line Construction,
commercial alteration at 102
Oak Lane, (office building
interior), $1.2 million.
FORT WORTH
Integrated Real Estate Group,
commercial building at 13501
Little River Road, (apartment
complex), $24.0 million.
Reliable Commercial
Construction, commercial
building at 10965 Old Denton
Road, (storage facility), $2.85
million.
Muckleroy & Falls, commercial
alteration at 1401 Forum Way
S., (office building interior),
$2.3 million.
Schwob Corp., commercial
alteration at 14900 Grand River
Road Suite 124, (office building
-N
interior), $1.29 million.
Morton Buildings Inc.,
commercial building at 101
ot
Stockyards Blvd., (museum
building), $1.2 million.
fo
Ridgemont Co., commercial
alteration at 7800 Oakmont
rc
Blvd., (medical office interior),
$1.09 million.
Nationwide Reconstruction,
om
commercial building at 3101
Reagan Drive, (warehouse),
$935,351.
m
GARLAND
United Insulated Structures,
commercial alteration at 2340
Forest Lane, (warehouse), $1.49
million.
GRAND PRAIRIE
Ridgemont Co., commercial
construction at 715 E. Wildlife
Parkway, (warehouse/office
shell), $14.0 million.
Blackburn Construction,
commercial addition at 1004
MacArthur Blvd., (industrial
building), $1.2 million.
HASLET
QGC Construction, commercial
building at 1205 Avondale
Haslet Road, (medical office),
$500,000.
IRVING
Northstar Builders, commercial
addition at 8401 Valley Ranch
Parkway E., (school building),
$20 million.
Abstract Construction,
commercial alteration at 4800
Regent Blvd., (school building
interior), $5.47 million.
Northstar Builders, commercial
building at 8409 Valley
Ranch Parkway E., (school
multipurpose building), $5
million.
Structure Tone Southwest,
commercial alteration at 700
Hidden Ridge First Floor, (office
building interior), $1.4 million.
Metroplex General, commercial
alteration at 125 E. John
Carpenter Freeway Sixth Floor,
(office building interior),
$750,000.
Schaffer Construction LLC,
commercial alteration at 5420
N. MacArthur Blvd., (retail store
interior), $511,000.
KELLER
Epicrealm Technologies,
commercial building at 1137
Rufe Snow Drive Building 2,
(office building), $1.6 million.
MESQUITE
C.F. Jordan Commercial,
commercial addition at 4200
Samuell Blvd., (warehouse/
office), $3.84 million.
McAnally Construction,
commercial alteration at 2222
N. Galloway Ave., (restaurant
interior), $650,000.
PLANO
Spring Valley Construction,
commercial building at 5445
Legacy Drive, (office building),
$12.5 million.
Brasfield & Gorrie, commercial
alteration at 1221 Coit Road,
(warehouse interior), $1.7
million.
Ray F. Skiles, commercial
alteration at 8080 Independence
Parkway, Medical Village
(interior), $1.66 million.
Phillips May Corp., commercial
alteration at 6500 Alma Drive,
(office building interior),
$550,000.
ROANOKE
Satterfield & Pontikes
Construction, commercial
building at 850 E. Highway 114,
(office building), $8.10 million.
RESIDENTIAL
ARLINGTON
K. Hovnanian Homes, single-
family residence at 4004 Shady
Forge Trail, Viridian, $487,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes, single-
family residence at 4014 Shady
Forge Trail, Viridian, $469,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes, single-
family residence at 4000 Shady
Forge Trail, Viridian, $467,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes, single-
family residence at 1200
Autumn Mist Way, Viridian,
$323,900.
David Weekley Homes, single-
family residence at 3711 Plum
Vista Place, Viridian, $314,990.
CEDAR HILL
Bedrock Commercial
Construction, single-family
residence at 1815 Sunset
Crossing, Bear Creek Ranch,
$738,100.
Huntington Sanders,
single-family residence at 630
Brookside Drive, Lakes at Las
Colinas, $700,000.
Stone Creek Construction,
single-family residence at 361
Evergreen Trail, Brook View,
$300,000.
Ask Co., single-family residence
at 2512 Mosley Court,
$250,000.
COLLEYVILLE
Windsor Homes, single-family
residence at 7005 Benjamin
Way, $460,000.
COPPELL
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Street Custom Homes, single-
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family residence at 735 Duncan
Road, $952,345.
Toll Brothers, single-family
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residence at 492 Legacy Court,
$894,995.
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Toll Brothers, single-family
residence at 476 Legacy Court,
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$816,995.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 771 Cameron Court,
$450,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 718 S. Coppell
Road, Main Street, $427,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 767 Cameron Court,
$415,000.
Hampi LP, single-family
residence at 826 Mango
Court, Villas of Southwestern,
$400,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 762 Cameron Court,
$380,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 748 S. Coppell
Road, Main Street, $378,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 755 Cameron Court,
Main Street, $353,592.
K. Hovnanian Homes, single-
family residence at 326 Devon
Drive, Westhaven, $351,800.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 720 S. Coppell
Road, $350,000.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 662
Banbury Road, $298,746.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 642
Banbury Road, $294,116.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 654
Banbury Road, $290,619.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 650
Banbury Road, $274,995.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 619
Westhaven Road, Westhaven,
$250,488.
CROWLEY
Our Country Homes, single-
family residence at 813 Rose St.,
Marshall Ridge, $293,475.
DALLAS
Ron Craig Construction,
single-family residence at 6507
Prestonshire Lane, $790,000.
Hayes Signature Homes,
single-family residence at 5515
Williamstown Road, $645,000.
REIG Inc., single-family
residence at 6318 Turner Way,
$581,360.
Tivoli Construction, single-
family residence at 5972
Burgundy Road, $566,826.
ATD Ventures LLC, single-
family residence at 5219
Merrimac Ave., $375,000.
Black Forrest Construction,
single-family residence addition
at 4176 Park Lane, $350,000.
Clark Lauderdale Co., single-
family residence at 5525 Willis
Ave., $317,684.
DUNCANVILLE
Pace Homes, single-family
residence at 1715 Creekhaven
Drive, Skyline Haven Estates,
$392,774.
FORT WORTH
Westbriar Construction, single-
family residence alteration at
1100 Broad Ave., $650,000.
HGC Development, single-
family residence at 9412
Marbella Drive, $625,219.
Hull Historical, single-family
residence alteration at 2920
Simondale Drive, $500,000.
David Weekley Homes,
single-family residence at 3813
Bunting Ave., $485,990.
HGC Development, single-
family residence at 3905 Bent
Elm Lane, $477,004.
Beazer Homes, single-family
residence at 1057 Mesa Crest
Drive, $376,670.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 9721
Broiles Lane, $352,485.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 601 Fall Wood Trail,
$344,120.
Standard Pacific Homes,
single-family residence at 9808
Broiles Lane, $299,880.
Dunhill Homes, single-family
residence at 2916 Laysan Teal
Way, $294,770.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 11632 Twining
Branch Circle, $294,770.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 11628 Twining
Branch Circle, $284,550.
Trinity Custom Homes,
single-family residence at 8321
Whistling Duck Drive, $280,478.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 629 Fall Wood Trail,
$280,180.
History Maker Homes, single-
family residence at 9220 San
Tejas Drive, $278,964.
Dunhill Homes, single-family
residence at 9309 Wood Duck
Drive, $278,810.
Gehan Homes, single-family
residence at 12961 Steadman
Farms Drive, $278,460.
First Texas Homes, single-
family residence at 6017
Lacebark Elm Drive, $266,679.
First Texas Homes, single-
family residence at 4721
Ardenwood Drive, $264,726.
HGC Development, single-
family residence at 2713 Miro
Court, $263,620.
David Lewis Builders, single-
family residence at 3716
Potomac Ave., $255,000.
GARLAND
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 1009 Ember Crest
Drive, $378,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 1013 Ember Crest
Drive, $378,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 1005 Ember Crest
Drive, $365,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 1021 Ember Crest
Drive, $360,000.
First Texas Homes, single-
family residence at 4809 Blue
Flax Drive, $303,999.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 1014 Ember Crest
Drive, $280,000.
Paul Taylor Homes, single-
family residence at 3500
Buckboard Way, $267,267.
Perry Bowen, single-family
residence at 813 Alamo Lane,
$250,000.
GRAND PRAIRIE
Victory Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
3244 Koscher Drive, Lakeridge,
$530,000.
(contractor not shown),
single-family residence at 3167
Sanctuary Drive, Lakeridge,
$300,000.
First Texas Homes, single-
family residence at 2803 Pino,
Mira Lagos, $292,050.
First Texas Homes, single-
family residence at 7260 Cedro,
Mira Lagos, $274,175.
Innovation Builders, single-
family residence at 6937 Sarria,
Villas at Mira Lagos, $259,169.
First Texas Homes, single-
family residence at 2804
Arenoso, Mira Lagos, $257,070.
HASLET
D.R. Moss Quality Custom
Homes, single-family residence
at 1524 Velda Kay Lane,
$388,960.
IRVING
Huntington & Sanders Custom
Homes, single-family residence
at 607 Fountainview Drive,
Lakes at Las Colinas, $900,000.
Huntington Homes, single-
family residence at 616
Creekway Drive, Lakes at Las
Colinas, $800,000.
Huntington Homes, single-
family residence at 643
Fountainview Drive, Lakes at Las
Colinas, $800,000.
Huntington Homes, single-
family residence at 635
Creekway Drive, Lakes at Las
Colinas, $775,000.
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 1138 Backbay
Drive, Grand Estates, $586,900.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 6122 Hollywood
Drive, Villas at The Studios,
$500,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 6130 Hollywood
Drive, Villas at The Studios,
$500,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 7216 Notre Dame
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$500,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 7235 Notre Dame
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$500,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 7248 Notre Dame
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$500,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 421 Vine St., Villas
at The Studios, $450,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 6130 Mulholland
Drive, Villas at The Studios,
$450,000.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 7324 Beranger
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$424,678.
Symbrosis Homes, single-
family residence at 4525 Biruni
St., Alhamra Valley, $400,000.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 7324 Clementine
Drive, $375,000.
Victoria Construction, single-
family residence at 1813 Voirin
Road, $375,000.
Huntington Homes, single-
family residence at 615
Fountainview Drive, Lakes at Las
Colinas, $350,000.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 7266 Beranger
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$350,000.
Sanders & Associates Custom
Builders, single-family
residence at 7232 Notre Dame
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$350,000.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 7250 Beranger
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$315,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 4158 Napoli Way,
Le Chateau, $300,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 4162 Napoli Way,
Le Chateau, $300,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
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residence at 4167 Napoli Way, Le
Chateau, $300,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 3747 Venice Drive, Le
Chateau, $300,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 3755 Venice Drive, Le
Chateau, $300,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 4147 Napoli Way, Le
Chateau, $300,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 4151 Napoli Way, Le
Chateau, $300,000.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 7308 Clementine
Drive, Bridges at Las Colinas,
$275,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 3751 Venice Drive, Le
Chateau, $250,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 4143 Napoli Way, Le
Chateau, $250,000.
Sumeer Homes, single-family
residence at 4154 Napoli Way, Le
Chateau, $250,000.
KELLER
Drees Custom Homes,
single-family residence at 1422
Hawthorne Lane, Park View,
Creek Drive, Bridgewood,
$309,725.
Our Country Homes, single-
family residence at 812 Regal
Crossing, Marshall Ridge,
$297,830.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 408 Monarch Hill
Road, Marshall Ridge, $287,950.
Drees Custom Homes,
single-family residence at 1063
Brookfield Path, Woodford
Addition, $283,400.
OAK POINT
Kraft Construction, single-family
residence at 1202 Cedar Pine
Lane, $354,000.
Coventry Homes, single-family
residence at 821 Oak Meadow
Court, Eagles Landing, $318,525.
PLANO
Toll Brothers, single-family
residence at 6104 Martinique St.,
Kathryn Park, $762,995.
Toll Brothers, single-family
residence at 2501 Las Palmas
Lane, Haggard Estates, $511,995.
Toll Brothers, single-family
residence at 2517 Las Palmas
Lane, Haggard Estates, $498,995.
residence at 9829 Karlovich Drive,
Northglen, $411,900.
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 3629 Curbstone Way,
Trails Glenwood, $398,900.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 4316 Overton Drive,
Hudson Heights, $370,490.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 4308 Overton Drive,
Hudson Heights, $364,411.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 4628 Spalding,
Beverly Hills Estates, $352,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 9129 Blue Water
Drive, Renaissance, $350,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 4609 Observation,
Beverly Hills Estates, $350,000.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 709 Alabaster Road,
Hudson Heights, $331,128.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 4613 Observation,
Beverly Hills Estates, $327,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 4633 Spalding,
Beverly Hills Estates, $319,000.
Toll Brothers, single-family
residence at 6204 Martinique St.,
Am
LEADS
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 2208 Leonardo
Court, Renaissance, $270,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 9009 Blue Water
Drive, Renaissance, $260,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 2200 Leonardo
Court, Renaissance, $260,000.
First Texas Homes, single-family
residence at 3629 Acorn Drive,
Trails Glenwood, $255,190.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 9017 Blue Water
Drive, Renaissance, $250,000.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 2204 Leonardo
Court, Renaissance, $250,000.
PROSPER
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 1400 Lakeside,
$800,000.
JPA Development, single-family
residence at 700 Sundance Court,
$759,900.
Dave R. Williams LP, single-
family residence at 2140 Willow
Bend Court, $681,600.
Dave R. Williams LP, single-
family residence at 2121 Willow
Bend Court, $659,600.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 4610 Desert Willow
Drive, $498,990.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 4281 Mesa Drive,
$498,200.
Drees Custom Homes, single-
family residence at 1060 White
Crest Lane, $487,560.
Huntington Homes, single-
family residence at 721 Columbia
Court, $474,810.
Beazer Homes, single-family
residence at 641 Darian Drive,
$474,470.
American Legend Homes,
single-family residence at 1511
Havenbrook, $468,850.
Drees Custom Homes, single-
family residence at 800 Moss Glen
Drive, $461,380.
Ryland Homes, single-family
residence at 310 Berkshire Court,
$459,325.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 760 Moss Glen Drive,
$458,660.
First Texas Homes, single-family
residence at 1840 Sweetwater
Landing, $450,755.
Highland Homes, single-family
Way, $414,545.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 1561 Soaring Star,
$411,145.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 4621 Crossvine
Drive, $403,990.
Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 1310 Packsaddle
Trail, $400,945.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 4451 Crossvine
Drive, $400,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 4630 Crossvine
Drive, $400,000.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 4620 Autumn Sage
Drive, $390,000.
Beazer Homes, single-family
residence at 1220 Ballouch Drive,
$386,015.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 4630 Desert Willow
Drive, $380,000.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 790 Ridgecross Road,
$379,015.
Drees Custom Homes, single-
family residence at 610 Abbey
Lane, $377,995.
ROANOKE
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 913 Champions Way,
$445,000.
Highland Homes, single-family
residence at 912 Champions Way,
$402,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 907 Highpoint Way,
$389,690.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 903 Highpoint Way,
$372,411.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 924 Fairway Ranch
Parkway, $332,949.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1736 Halifax St.,
$296,771.
Meritage Homes, single-family
residence at 1366 Sandhurst
Drive, $277,417.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1869 Halifax St.,
$255,186.
ROWLETT
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 4306 Miller Road
Suite A, $286,300.
SACHSE
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 7004 Samarth Lane,
$290,150.
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 3314 Sweet Gum
Lane, $288,400.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 3515 Mohan Court,
$267,470.
(contractor not shown), single-
family residence at 6801 Coral
Lane, $257,600.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 7014 Samarth Lane,
$256,480.
TROPHY CLUB
Ashton Woods Homes, single-
family residence at 402 Abbot
Lane, $548,031.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 2808 Annandale
Drive, $516,377.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 2803 Annandale
Drive, $486,599.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 2768 Chatswood
Drive, $391,052.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 2867 Nottingham
Drive, $302,304.

$410,020.
Our Country Homes, single-
family residence at 1957 Denali
Toll Brothers, single-family
residence at 7120 Underwood
Drive, Kings Ridge, $479,995.
Avignon Windhaven, $311,608. residence at 4450 Desert Willow Drees Custom Homes, single- D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
Highland Homes, single-family Drive, $447,015. COLLIN
Megatel Homes, single-family family residence at 710 Moss Glen residence at 3624 Miller Road,
residence at 3760 Spicewood
residence at 9005 Blue Water Huntington Homes, single- Drive, $374,425. $378,490. Paul Taylor Homes, single-family
Drive, $570,000.
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Lane, Marshall Ridge, $388,956.
Southgate Homes, single-family
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 6404 Abbotsford
Drive, Trails Glenwood, $466,900.
Drive, Renaissance, $302,000. family residence at 640 Columbia American Legend Homes, First Texas Homes, single-family residence at 2720 Bauer Court,
First Texas Homes, single-family Court, $444,295. $616,433.
Megatel Homes, single-family single-family residence at 791 residence at 3215 Ellington Drive,
residence at 1921 Sweetwater
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residence at 1533 Spanish Bay
Drive, Spyglass Hill Estates,
$383,630.
Starside Custom Builders,
single-family residence at 6616
residence at 9109 Blue Water Highland Homes, single-family Ridgecross Road, $373,825. $353,780. Paul Taylor Homes, single-family
Landing, $564,570.
Drive, Renaissance, $302,000. residence at 1530 Havenbrook, Gehan Homes, single-family New Residential Builders, residence at 1040 Clove Glen,
JPA Development, single-family $443,020. $607,683.
Megatel Homes, single-family residence at 421 Salada Drive, single-family residence at 5610
residence at 1001 Ranahan Drive,
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Josephine St., Normandy Estates, residence at 4601 Spalding, Highland Homes, single-family $364,055. Pinnacle Oak Drive, $347,830. Paul Taylor Homes, single-family
Meritage Homes, single-family $561,850.
$450,000. Beverly Hills Estates, $290,000. residence at 4531 Crossvine Highland Homes, single-family residence at 2801 Bauer Court,
residence at 404 Monarch Hill Gehan Homes, single-family D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
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Road, Marshall Ridge, $376,480.
Our Country Homes, single-
Starside Custom Builders,
single-family residence at 6620
Josephine St., Normandy Estates,
Megatel Homes, single-family Drive, $442,000. residence at 600 Evening Sun, residence at 6517 Crestmoor $558,480.
residence at 1201 Clipston Drive,
residence at 8229 Almont, Beverly Highland Homes, single-family $350,625. Lane, $344,680. Callie Custom Homes, single-
$539,945.
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family residence at 1949 Denali Hills Estates, $290,000. residence at 4621 Bristle Leaf Gehan Homes, single-family D.R. Horton Inc., single-family family residence at 401 Barranca
$450,000. JPA Development, single-family Lane, $437,000. Trail, $475,000.
Lane, Marshall Ridge, $354,816. Megatel Homes, single-family residence at 2100 Lewis Canyon residence at 3509 Harlan Drive,
Starside Custom Builders, residence at 1040 Ranahan Drive,
residence at 2224 Leonardo Highland Homes, single-family Way, $320,450. $334,740. Standard Pacific Homes, single-
Bu

Belclaire Homes, single-family $539,580.

single-family residence at 6624
residence at 1241 Edgemere
Josephine St., Normandy Estates,
Drive, Bridgewood, $338,650.
$450,000.
Court, Renaissance, $284,000. residence at 4551 Crossvine Megatel Homes, single-family family residence at 1217 Hicks,
First Texas Homes, single-family D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
Drive, $429,000. residence at 860 Rustic Lane, $432,999.
Serene Custom Homes, single- residence at 7012 Samarth Lane,
residence at 1830 Cypress Lake
family residence at 1212 Bravura Drees Custom Homes, single- $271,405.
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Our Country Homes, single- Lane, $522,240. $318,500. Standard Pacific Homes, single-
Grand Homes, single-family Drive, Medina Villas, $280,000. family residence at 4561 Bristle family residence at 403 Lakeshore
family residence at 813 Regal Drees Custom Homes, single- RICHARDSON Megatel Homes, single-family
residence at 3620 Funston Drive, Leaf Lane, $424,575. Blvd., $408,744.
Crossing, Marshall Ridge, Symbrosis Homes, single-family residence at 3311 Edinburgh
Northglen, $448,900. family residence at 821 Moss Glen Ron Davis Custom Homes,
residence at 1209 Bravura Drive,
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$335,465. Drive, $515,950. Gehan Homes, single-family Drive, $309,120. D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
Grand Homes, single-family Medina Villas, $280,000. residence at 2211 Lavaca, single-family residence at 2014
Drees Custom Homes, D.R. Horton Inc., single-family residence at 1801 Caman Park
residence at 609 Dividend Ave., Highland Homes, single-family $416,585. Flat Creek Place, Canyon Creek,
single-family residence at 1419 Megatel Homes, single-family residence at 3628 Harlan Drive, Drive, $296,750.
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Parkway Heights, $448,900. residence at 4530 Desert Willow $442,902.

Hawthorne Lane, Park View, residence at 2212 Leonardo Grand Homes, single-family $293,720. D.R. Horton Inc., single-family
Grand Homes, single-family Drive, $515,000. Dietrichson Co. Inc., single-
$333,450. Court, Renaissance, $270,000. residence at 2601 Townlake Drive, First Texas Homes, single-family residence at 1220 Aberdeen Drive,
residence at 3613 Glenhome JPA Development, single-family $414,900. family residence at 2652
K. Hovnanian Homes, single- Megatel Homes, single-family residence at 3306 Edinburgh $289,750.
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Drive, Northglen, $437,900. residence at 1700 Stillhouse Stoneleigh Circle, Creeks,

family residence at 646 Meadow residence at 9113 Blue Water Gehan Homes, single-family $400,000. Drive, $291,690.
Grand Homes, single-family Hollow Drive, $501,670.
Drive, Renaissance, $270,000. residence at 2111 Lewis Canyon
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FROM THE PROJECT EDITOR METHODOLOGY

The Dallas Business Journal is
pleased to partner with SMU
once again to recognize the
100 fastest-growing private
companies in North Texas, based
on revenue growth from 2011 to
2013.
The diversity of the companies
that make up this list is a
testament to the incredible
opportunities and approbative
business climate North Texas
offers.
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companies to brand-new startups,
Associate from tech firms to homebuilders
Editor to specialty pharmacy providers
to “eatertainment” operations, this
list represents just about every
industry and type of business you
can imagine.
“North Texas is the ideal
environment for my companies,”
said Beatriz Manetta, president
and CEO of No. 1 Argent
Associates Inc., which posted an
annual revenue of $301 million.
“Like us, everything here is always
evolving and changing. There are
many opportunities to grow our
business and a great environment
for our employees to have and
raise families. There are also a ton
of organizations here that support
small, diverse businesses.”
And she’s not alone. The
remaining companies on our list
echoed her sentiments over and
over again, expressing gratitude
at the opportunities afforded and
reaffirming their commitment to
the area.
Chances are, if you’re reading
this, you’re already located here
and are a part of this exciting
time in North Texas. But if you’re
not, take note. Dig into these
companies’ profiles and see just
why so many businesses are
making this area home.
And who knows — you just
might be on this list in a few year’s
time.
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Launched by Southern
Methodist University’s Caruth
Institute for Entrepreneurship
in 1990, the Dallas 100 is a
tribute to the vitality and
entrepreneurial spirit of the
emerging business community
in North Texas. As in years
past, the companies honored
in 2014 have made significant
contributions to the area by
generating jobs, increasing the
tax base and fostering North
Texas’ reputation as a premier
economic development center.
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— the area’s fastest-growing
privately held companies — are
chosen solely on increased
growth in sales, giving weight

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1. ARGENT ASSOCIATES INC.
If there’s one constant at Plano-based
Argent Associates Inc., it’s that the
industry is always evolving.
For the tech-centric, supply-chain
management firm, it’s all about adapting
and changing business to meet the needs
of clients, said President and CEO Beatriz
“Betty” Manetta.
“We innovate to stay ahead of our
customers and our competition,” said
Manetta, who added the life cycle of any
given tech product is about 18 months.
The company has been able to keep
up with the cutting edge by quickly
executing on ideas, bringing in automated
infrastructure to cut costs and employing
highly creative and technically capable
workers. In the next year, Argent plans to
add up to 50 employees in Dallas.
Manetta shared some of the details
2. WORLDLINK
Adil Adi, Chairman and CEO
3. DASEKE INC.
Daseke Inc. specializes in flatbed trucking,
moving heavy, cumbersome loads that are
often time-sensitive.
The Addison-based company has
grown extensively, both through mergers
and organically. It owns six subsidiaries; its
latest addition was Fort Worth-based Lone
Star Transportation.
The company boasts 200 to 500
employees nationwide. Daseke is the
second-largest flatbed specialty trucking
company in North America.
Here’s what R. Scott Wheeler, senior
vice president and corporate CFO, and
Don R. Daseke, president and CEO, had to
say.
4. SENDERRA RX PARTNERS LLC
Win Purifoy, Chairman
behind Argent’s success and future.
What are the benefits of being located
in North Texas? North Texas is the ideal
environment for my companies. Like us,
everything here is always evolving and
changing. There are many opportunities
to grow our business and a great
environment for our employees to have
and raise families. There are also a ton
of organizations here that support small,
diverse businesses.
What has been the biggest company
accomplishment in the past year? The
biggest accomplishment for Argent this
year is brand recognition.
How will you sustain future growth? We
will continue to learn, network and expand
our capabilities. We plan to hire more
talented workforce. We are also going to
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This has been a year of tremendous
growth for Daseke. We have continuously
focused on building teamwork and
collaboration among our employees,
operating companies and vendor partners.
What are the benefits of being located
in North Texas? North Texas is simply
a magnet for talent and is a great place
to attract terrific people. It also has a
great centralized location for a national
company, outstanding universities and has
excellent commercial airline service to an
impressively broad number of locations.
What are your goals for the future?
Our goal is to become North America’s
If you’re looking for one person behind the
success of Senderra RX, you won’t find it.
The company’s success climb has taken a
team.
That’s because it took a team to find
the investment opportunity, with now-
Chairman Win Purifoy and now-President
Will Howard wanting to invest in the much-
needed health care sector.
“There is a huge need for high-touch
service in the pharmacy world,” said
Purifoy, who only agreed to talk to the
Dallas Business Journal with his four-
member leadership team.
“We spent a year researching the
industry and felt this would be competitive
in the marketplace,” he added. “The model
worked really well in North Texas and every
time we enter a new market, the model
Argent Associates Inc.
Top local executive and their title:
Beatriz Manetta, President & CEO
Industry: Telecommunications
Year founded: 1998
Annual revenue: $301 Million
Website: argentassociates.com
into the next millennium.
What are your goals for the future?
I would like to expand into more of
the cloud and virtual phase in the
telecommunications industry. We recently
acquired several companies that will help
us get there, and we are looking to be
a player in some of the next-generation Beatriz Manetta, President and CEO
software applications.
with a tremendous amount of value added
WorldLink
to their projects. We have a very large
infrastructure and can provide that to help Top local executive and their title:
our customers. Adil Adi, Chairman and CEO
What has been your secret to success? Industry: Software services
Innovation, persistence and customer Year founded: 1998
service.
Annual revenue: $211M
What has been your greatest challenge Website: worldlink-us.com
in the past year? The biggest challenge
has been to scale the company. The
question is, how can we grow from $211
million to $500 million in revenue? But which keeps us up with marketing trends.
I look at this as an opportunity and not
a challenge. We’ve already put our 2015 What are the benefits of being located
plans together. We’re morphing from a in North Texas? I love Dallas. ... it’s been
staffing- to more of a consulting-services our home for the last 25 years. It’s the most
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states with boots on the ground in 18 Top local executives and their
regions throughout North America. titles: Win Purifoy, Chairman; Will
Below, Purifoy, Howard and the Howard, President
company’s senior vice presidents, Tom Industry: Specialty pharmacy
Bohannon and Jelena Opancina, answer Year founded: 2010
our questions.
Annual revenue: Over $300M
What defines your company? This has
Website: senderrarx.com
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Wingspan Portfolio Advisors LLC has been
ranked among the fastest-growing private
companies in DFW.
It has even ranked in the Dallas 100
list’s Top 10 several times. The company
contributes that success to how it
approaches its customers.
What is the one fact that defines your
company? Wingspan delivers a wide
range of mortgage-related services to our
clients, providing operational excellence,
subject-matter expertise and a culture of
compliance.
What has been your secret to
success? We’re bright, we work hard
and we adapt quickly to a constantly-
7. CENSEOHEALTH
Bales Nelson, President
Paragon Healthcare, Inc. offers
comprehensive, state-of-the-art
pharmaceutical services to
patients with chronic health
conditions and those in need
of post-acute care.
For more than a decade, we’ve focused on providing superior
levels of service, clinical expertise, and customized care plans
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Larry Mondry, CEO of Apollo Brands,
believes the key to success is never
getting too comfortable with what the
company has already achieved.
“When you rest on your laurels and
think things are good, that’s the day
you’re very vulnerable,” he said. “Only the
paranoid survive.”
So Mondry, former CEO of CompUSA,
said Apollo works hard to always elicit
feedback from its customers to help grow
the company, which makes consumer
electronics and outdoor recreation
products.
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company? We do everything we can to
make our customers happy. We try to
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Managing that rapid growth while
maturing as a company and maintaining a
vibrant coroporate culture has been one of
the company’s toughest challenges, said
Bales Nelson, president of CenseoHealth.
But don’t look for that growth to slow.
The company estimates it will add 100
employees in the next year.
What is the one fact that defines your
company? CenseoHealth is making a
significant impact on the lives of Medicare
Advantage members through in-home
physician visits. By the end of 2014, the
company will have performed over 1
million health assessments for its clients
What has been your greatest challenge
in the past year? We’ve been very Apollo Brands
fortunate; we’ve grown tremendously over Top local executive and their title:
the last few years. Capital is clearly the Larry Mondry, CEO
biggest challenge. We’ve dealt with that
Industry: Consumer products
by having good banking relationships. We
got a substantial line of credit, in excess Year founded: 2003
of $50 million, from Wells Fargo. If we Annual revenue: $133.23 million in
continue to grow at the rate we’ve been 2013
growing, clearly we’ll need more capital.
Website: apollobrands.com
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year.
What are the benefits of being located
in North Texas? We’ve got a wonderfully What has been the biggest company
grown economy, a great pool of people accomplishment in the past year? The
who are hard working and industrious, ability to attract the capital the company
a low tax base for consumers and needed is the No. 1 thing. We wouldn’t
corporations and D/FW International have been able to grow in the way we have
Airport, which makes life really easy. The without it. We also have been adding a lot
fact that you can get anywhere in three to of very high-caliber people this year, which
four hours on one flight is a big deal. has been a big help.
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Top local executive and their title:
Jason Spooner, President
Industry: Mortgage-related services
Year founded: 2008
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Website:
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8. JW LOGISTICS LLC
Jim Wicker, President and CEO
JW Logistics LLC is growing fast and
has plans to continue that growth
in 2015 with new partnerships and
startups across the United States. The
trucking company tailors its jobs to each
customers’ needs, many of which are
time-sensitive.
What has been your secret to success?
We are only as good as our last delivery.
Our success is a direct result of the
quality of our relationships with our
customers and our ability to provide
reliable, consistent last-mile delivery
solutions.
What are the benefits of being
located in North Texas? North Texas
provides the convenience of direct
flights to anywhere in the U.S. within
four hours, as well as access to
quality corporate and administrative
resources. It also hosts one of the
largest user groups of last-mile
logistics in the U.S.
How many employees do you plan to
add in the next year? We have added
more than 120 employees across the
nation since the beginning of 2014,
and we expect to see comparable
growth in 2015. We have commitments
secured to launch new business in
quarter 1 of 2015 with current national
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Top local executive and their title:
Jim Wicker, President and CEO
Industry: Transportation
Year founded: 2011
Annual revenue: Did not
disclose
Website: jwlogistics.com
customers, and we are confident about
securing additional opportunities as we
increase focus on sales and business
development.

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his ability to focus, improving his sex life
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In March 2010, the Low T Center
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What is the one fact that defines your
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on one thing and doing it perfectly has
separated us from our competitors.
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What are the benefits of being located Partnership. Performance.
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11. KNIGHTVEST
David Moore and KC Kronbach,
Managing Partners
Industry: Real estate – multifamily
What is the one fact that defines your
company? Our strategy is to acquire and
renovate existing properties. This allows
us to appeal to the overwhelming majority
of renters that are priced out of new
construction yet still require high-quality
amenities and enhancements.
What has been your secret to success?
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timing. The ability to recognize a changing
environment/market has proved critical
in our success. Creating a vision for our
organization was easy. The hard part is
implementing this vision throughout the
entire team. As we’ve grown, we have
been very intentional to continually cast
our vision.
12. CIVITAS CAPITAL GROUP
Daniel J. Healy, CEO
Industry: Financial services
What is the one fact that
defines your company?
We place a relentless focus
on digging deeper to find
investments that others
miss. This thinking and
practice defines our
company. It influences the
type of people we hire and who we partner
with. People need to know that Civitas is
committed to finding compelling, high-
quality investment opportunities.
13. FRONT BURNER
RESTAURANTS
Randy DeWitt, CEO
Industry: Restaurant
What is the one fact that
defines your company? It
boils down to our
innovation and how we
create really amazing
restaurant brands that
have innovative beverage
programs and made-from-
scratch food. Whenever it
comes to what we do with our brands,
we’re ahead of the curve.
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INTERNATIONAL INC.
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Industry: New home builder Arun Agarwal, CEO
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employees, cultivating a There’s an airport within two hours. It’s a
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What has been the
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accomplishment in the
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past year? Getting
What has been your greatest challenge technology into a basic
in the past year? Reconciling rapid product and designing
growth with a shortage of industry trades new standards.
and capacity has been a challenge for
CB JENI Homes and Normandy Homes.
In addition, developing two distinctly 18. DUNHILL HOMES
different brands has also been a challenge
Richard Dix, Founder
this year.
Industry: Real estate
16. STUDIO MOVIE GRILL What has been your
Brian Schultz, CEO & Founder secret to success? We
yield exceptional
Industry: Eatertainment outcomes for all of our
What has been your stakeholders – our
secret to success? We investors, business
are all about film, food and partners, shareholders,
fun, and our culture has and team members – by
been created around those creating a culture based
three words. on purpose, individual value, family values,
encouragement, passion, honesty, and
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Compiled by the Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship at

the SMU Cox School of Business

THE FASTEST-GROWING PRIVATE COMPANIES IN DALLAS

RANKED BY REVENUE GROWTH 2011-2013
Business name Address
Website Phone Business description Year founded Locally Top local executive(s)

2800 E. Plano Pkwy.,

1 Argent Associates Inc. Ste. 400, Supply chain and telecommunications 1998 Beatriz Manetta, president/CEO
argentassociates.com Plano 75074 Ray Moya, COO
732-512-9009

3880 Parkwood Blvd.,

2 WorldLink Bldg. 2 Ste. 204, Technical talent 1998 Adil Adi, CEO
worldlink-us.com Frisco 75034 Barjis Ghadially, chief customer officer
972-671-3434

15455 Dallas Pkwy.,

3 Daseke Inc. Ste. 440, Specialized trucking throughout North America 2008 Don R. Daseke, president/CEO
daseke.com Addison 75001 R. Scott Wheeler, SVP/CFO
972-248-1322

1301 E Arapaho Road,

4 Senderra RX Ste. 101, Specialty pharmacy 2010 Win Purifoy, chairman
senderrarx.com Richardson 75081 Will Howard, president
214-446-9402
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7200 Bishop Road,

5 Apollo Brands Ste. 280, Consumer products, electronics, audio, outdoor 2011 Larry Mondry, CEO
apollobrands.com Plano 75024 recreation
214-618-1620
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6 Wingspan Portfolio Advisors Ste. 1110, Mortgage services company 2008 Jason Spooner, president
wingspanportfolioadvisors.com Dallas 75287 Vik Jain, EVP, Strategic Alliances
888-634-0808
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4055 Valley View Lane,

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Ste. 400,
Dallas 75244
Healthcare technology & service 2009 Bales Nelson, president/co-founder
Kevin Mcnamara, executive chairman
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8 JW Logistics LLC
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jwlogistics.com Frisco 75034
469-269-2317
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14801 Quorum Drive,

9 Supreme Lending Ste. 300, Mortgage lender 1999 Scott Everett, president/founder
supremelending.com Dallas 75254 Rick Hogle, chief strategic officer
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214-340-5525
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10 Low T Center Ste. A, Testosterone replacement therapy 2010 Mike Sisk,
lowtcenter.com Colleyville 76034 Mickala Sisk, founders
817-576-5698
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11 Knightvest Ste 1060, KC Kronbach,
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knightvest.com Dallas 75248 David Moore, managing partners
972-989-7061
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12 Civitas Capital Group Ste. M-200, EB-5 investments, alternative investments, wealth
2008
Daniel J. Healy, CEO
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214-572-2300

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Addison 75001 Restaurants 1994
Randy Dewitt, CEO
Jack Gibbons, president
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Ste. 800,
Dallas 75202
Golf entertainment 2000 Ken May, president/CEO
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2805 N. Dallas Pkwy.,

15 CB JENI Homes Ste. 400, New home builder 2009 Bruno Pasquinelli, president
Plano 75093
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214-383-1115
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16 Studio Movie Grill Ste. 400, Brian Schultz, founder/CEO
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studiomoviegrill.com Dallas 75206 Ted Croft, CFO
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Dallas 75220 Importer and designer of home textiles 2008 Arun Agarwal, CEO
Dale Lockamy, SVP operations
469-726-3368
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13760 Noel Road,

18 Dunhill Homes Ste. 930, New home construction and sales 2010 Richard Dix, CEO
dunhillhomes.com Dallas 75240 Robby Mosier, president
214-765-0604

3410 Midcourt Road,

19 Maestro Personal Assistants Ste. 119, Branded personal assistant services 2005 Adam Alfia, managing director
maestros.com Carrollton 75006 Kfir Alfia, managing partner
888-500-1411

Briggs Freeman Sotheby's 5600 West Lovers Lane,

20 International Realty
Ste. 224,
Dallas 75209 Real estate brokerage 1960 Robert Briggs, CEO
briggsfreeman.com 214-350-0400

2727 Realty Drive,

21 Truco Enterprises LP Ste. 134, Wholesale snack food distributor 1986 Dave Silver, founder/board member
trucoenterprises.com Carrollton 75006 Jeff Partridge, CEO & president
972-869-4600

1201 Elm St.,

22 Clearview Energy Ste. 3200, Electric and natural gas sales 2006 Francis X. McGovern, president
clearviewenergy.com Dallas 75270 Peter Jucha, VP
214-884-1760

12700 Park Central Dr,

23 J. Hilburn Dallas 75251 Direct to consumer luxury menswear brand 2007 Veeral Rathod, CEO
jhilburn.com 214-631-2601

4020 McEwen Drive,

24 T-System Dallas 75244 Emergency department software and services 1996 Roger Davis, president/CEO
tsystem.com 972-503-8899 Steve Armond, EVP/CFO

3440 Sojourn Dr.,

25 F2OnSite Bldg. 1, Ste. 150,
On site IT services 2007
Donny F. Lauderback, founder/president
f2onsite.com Carrollton 75006 Jonathan Poole, chairman/CEO
800-755-5474
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company: greater flexibility, higher
performance standards, a stronger work
ethic and a positive attitude.
What has been your greatest
challenge in the past year? The
greatest challenge has been finding
people who are the best in what they do,
believe in and support our vision, and fit
in with our culture.
19. MAESTRO PERSONAL
ASSISTANTS
Adam Alfia, Managing Director
Industry: Loyalty marketing
What’s one fact that
defines your
company? We are
obsessed and extremely
passionate about
creating meaningful
personal experiences
for the people who use
our service. Our
personal assistants are so friendly and
eager to help that when people use our
service, they leave with a big smile on
their face and tie that experience to
the company.
20. BRIGGS FREEMAN
SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL
REALTY
Robbie Briggs, President & CEO
Industry: Residential real estate
What is the one fact that
defines your company?
Integrity is our top
priority. Our agents are
experts who demonstrate
the highest standards of
customer service and
professionalism along
with incredible
neighborhood knowledge and effective
marketing. We take our business seriously,
and our clients recognize and appreciate
our commitment to excellence.
What has been your secret to
success? For us, real estate is not about
transactions. It’s about relationships.
Many of our clients today are the
grandchildren of clients we helped find
their first home 50 years ago. We are able
to serve generations of clients because
our agents go above and beyond both in
business and in their commitment to the
neighborhoods where they live and work.
21. TRUCO ENTERPRISES LP
Jeff Partridge, CEO & President
Industry: Snack foods
Truco Enterprises LP is a manufacturer,
distributor and marketing company
for consumer products. They are the
exclusive licensee of On The Border
products. The Dallas-based company was
founded by Dave Silver in 1991.
22. CLEARVIEW ENERGY
Francis X. McGovern
Industry: Retail electricity provider
What is the one fact that defines
your company? We believe part of this
focus needs to be on environmental
responsibility to protect future
generations of customers. So, we have
moved to selling energy generated only
from 100-percent renewables.
What are some of the challenges
you’ve dealt with? The phenomenon
know as the Polar Vortex together with
mechanical failures on pipelines this
past winter caused enormous spikes in
wholesale prices for electricity.
23. J. HILBURN
Veeral Rathod, CEO
Industry: Retail/apparel
What is the one fact that defines your
company? J. Hilburn is a disruptive recently expanded to offer home décor 30. UNITED RENOVATIONS
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Steven Bolos, President
has 30,000 products on its website.
What has been your secret to success?
Industry: Construction services
A culture of innovation.
29. VERVEBA TELECOM LLC What is the one fact that
What has been your defines your company?
greatest challenge in Manik Arora, CEO The one thing that defines
the past year? Breaking Industry: Telecommunications and drives UR Holdings
through the fashion is our commitment to
lifestyle work based in What is the one fact that defines your
success with significance.
New York City. company? We are a telecommunications
We recognize that profits
engineering services company, so one
are not the final measure
differentiator we have is we deliver
of success. We want our
services from end to end. We perform
24. T-SYSTEM INC. services along all the domains and all
legacy as a company to be more significant.
Roger Davis, President & CEO the competencies. We design, build and What has been your secret to success?
Industry: Health care operate the networks, which is something Our primary core value as a company is faith,
unique for companies. and we seek to honor God in all that we do.
What is the one fact
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18 years now, we’re a
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Dale Tyler, President
Industry: Commercial roofing
What do people need to know about
your business? We are the solution that
multi-facility owners have been searching
for in the roofing market. We have the
best Tier 1 contractors as our member
base, which reduces the amount of excess
work for facility owners. [NRP fills] a very
specific need for large, national clients
looking for an easier, cost effective and
efficient solution for all things roofing.
28. 1000BULBS.COM
Kim Pedersen, Founder & CEO
Industry: Lighting
1000Bulbs.com sells light bulbs through
its website in an increasingly competitive
market with an ever-growing product
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Compiled by the Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship at

the SMU Cox School of Business

THE FASTEST-GROWING PRIVATE COMPANIES IN DALLAS

RANKED BY REVENUE GROWTH 2011-2013
Business name Address
Website Phone Business description Year founded Locally Top local executive(s)

5601 N. MacArthur Blvd.,

26 OneSource Virtual Ste. 100, Leading BPO provider delivering cloud-sourcing 2008 Brian Williams, co-founder/CEO
onesourcevirtual.com Irving 75038 solutions Wesley Bryan, co-founder/president/COO
972-916-9847

621 E. State Hwy 121,

27 National Roofing Partners Coppell 75019 Roofing and general contractor 2006 Dale Tyler, president
nationalroofingpartners.com 866-537-6034

2140 Merritt Drive,

28 1000Bulbs.com Garland 75041 Lighting and electrical supplies distributor 1994 Kim Pedersen, CEO/Founder
1000bulbs.com 972-288-2277

2435 N. Central Expresway,

29 Verveba Telecom LLC Ste. 1050, Telecom services and mobile apps 2010 Manik Arora, CEO
verveba.com Richardson 75080 Len Miyahire, VP
214-707-5906
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3200 Earhart Drive,

30 UR Holdings Carrollton 75006 Commercial and multi-family real estate with a full 1984 Steven P. Bolos, president
unitedrenovations.com 972-818-1065 spectrum of construction services Mark Rogers, COO
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c1sgroup.com Dallas 75244 Matt Strong, president
972-386-7005
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Ste. 150,
Irving 75038
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707 E. Arapaho Road,

33 L&S Mechanical
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lsmech.com Richardson 75081 Gaylon Hull, COO
214-393-8403
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Managed Staffing Group of 15770 Dallas Pkwy.,

34 Companies
Ste. 800,
Dallas 75248 Staffing 2007
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Ste. 215,
Dallas 75219
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healthcare cost-containment strategies 2005
Eric Bricker, CMO
Scott Schoenvogel, CEO
compassphs.com 214-296-2013
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10440 N. Central Expressway,

36 Pursuit of Excellence Inc. Ste. 1250, Marie Diaz, CVO/CEO
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pursuitofexcellenceinc.com Dallas 75231 Mark Galvan, president/CSO
214-452-7881
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Gadberry Construction Co. 1312 Conant St.,

37 Inc. Dallas 75207 General contractor 2001
Dustin Gadberry, CEO
Tonya Watson, managing director
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7701 Las Colinas Ridge,

Multiview Inc.
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Irving 75063 Digital media publishing and marketing 2000
William Scott Bedford, CEO
Daniel Maitland, managing director
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Insight Mrechandising Inc.
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Ste. 100,
Grapevine 76051
Custom store fixtures and displays for today's
retailers
1996
Jeff Jones, president
Peter Rozes, vice president
817-552-2576
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2515 McKinney Ave.,

40 Riveron Consulting Ste. 1200, Financial consulting and transaction advisory 2006 Landon Smith, founder/CEO
Dallas 75201 services Bruce Cramer, COO
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214-891-5500
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17111 Preston Rd,

41 Paragon Healthcare Inc. Rick Allen, president/ CEO
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paragonhealthcare.com 972-588-1000 Joe Brayton, CFO/ SVP
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Wegman Partners LLC
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Ste. 4690,
Dallas 75201
Attorney, legal research and recruitment firm 2005
Colby Wegman, owner/president
Lane Myers, director of operations
214-624-3434
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717 N Harwood St.,

43 New Century Hospice Ste. 570, Community health care and support procider for the
2007
David C. Gasmire, founder/chairman/CEO
newcenturyhospice.com Dallas 75201 terminally ill Jerry Lyden, president/COO
214-217-1100

4355 Excel Pkwy.,

44 Authentix Inc. Ste. 100, Authenticate branded and government products to
2001
Bernard C. Bailey, chairman of the board/CEO
authentix.com Addison 75001 combat counterfeiting Jeff Kupp, president/CFO/COO
469-737-4400

1231 Greenway Drive,

45 tekzenit Ste. 980,
Outsourced IT solutions provider 2008
Sriman Chennareddy, president/CEO
tekzenit.com Irving 75038 Scott Lawrence, COO
972-753-0017

1700 Jay Ell Drive,

46 j4 Development #100,
Construction services for multi-family properties 2004
Jeff Ausbrook,
j4development.com Richardson 75081 J. Chris Darby, partners
972-930-7075

208 N. Market St. ,

47 70kft Ste. 490, Integrated brand communications agency 2003 Gus Granger,
70kft.com Dallas 75202 Audrey Granger, principal owners
214-653-1600

1201 Elm St. ,

48 Godwin Lewis PC Ste. 1700, Legal services 1980 Donald E. Godwin, chairman/CEO
godwinlewis.com Dallas 75270 Marilea Lewis, managing shareholder
214-939-4400

14901 Quorum Drive,

49 AccelSpine Dallas 75254 National medical device company; designs, develops 2010 Daniel Chon, president/CEO
accelspine.com and manufactures spinal implants and instruments
214-545-5820

Hoang Dang,
800 Jackson St. Ste. 500, Jacob Tindall,
50 5G Studio Collaborative Dallas 75202 architectural practice 2005 Mike Voegtle,
5gstudio.com 214-670-0050 Scott Lowe,
Yen Ong, partners
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COMPANIES NOS. 31-50
31. C1S GROUP INC.
Julie Strong, CEO
Industry: Engineering & construction
What has been your secret to success?
C1S has a specific focus to be the experts
in engineering, construction management
and sustainability for the industrial and
manufacturing industries.
32. PGL
Merry “Lyn” LaMothe
Industry: Third-party logistics
Perimeter Global Logistics is a third-party
logistics company based in Irving.
33. L&S MECHANICAL
Thomas Mozjesik, President
Industry: Plumbing & electrical contractor
What should people know about L&S
Mechanical? L&S has been offering new
construction plumbing services in the
Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio
and Oklahoma City markets for over 30
years.
34. MANAGED STAFFING
GROUP OF COMPANIES
Abid Abedi, Chairman & CEO
Industry: Telecom
What is the one fact that defines your
company? Our employees do not have to
deal with multiple layers of management,
and are thereby empowered to make
business decisions and utilize their skills to
the fullest extent.
35. COMPASS PROFESSIONAL
HEALTH SERVICES
Dr. Eric Bricker, Chief Medical Officer
Industry: Health care
What one fact defines your company?
Compass Professional Health Services
has grown from zero to 1,800 employer
clients ­— supporting 2 million people — by
lowering health care costs, improving the
health of individuals and making health
care simpler.
36. PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE
INC.
Marie Diaz, CEO & Chief Visionary Officer
Industry: HR, payroll, talent and risk
management, outsourcing and consulting
What one fact defines your company?
Our core competency is providing creative
solutions that address the largest area
of risk, performance and expense in any
business: the people.
37. GADBERRY
CONSTRUCTION CO. INC.
Dustin Gadberry, Owner
Industry: Construction
What do people need to know about
your business? At Gadberry, we are
problem solvers. By persistently focusing
on the client’s problem/opportunity, we
are able to over-deliver where most settle
for being average.
38. MULTIVIEW INC.
Scott Bedford, Chairman & CEO
Industry: Digital Marketing
MultiView is a targeted B2B digital
marketing company.
39. INSIGHT
MERCHANDISING LLC
Jeff Jones, President; Peter Rozes, VP
Industry: Store fixtures and displays
What has been your secret to success?
We go above and beyond our customer
requests. ... If customers can dream it, we 48. GODWIN LEWIS PC developing next-generation products and
can make it. That is our philosophy. services that focus on innovation and
Donald E. Godwin, Chairman & CEO
quality.
Industry: Legal
40. RIVERON CONSULTING
What one fact defines your company? 50. 5G STUDIO
Landon Smith, Founder & CEO At Godwin Lewis we are trial lawyers, and
Industry: Professional services
COLLABORATIVE
we have built a solid record of success in
that role. Mike Voegtle, Scott Lowe, Jacob
What has been your secret to success?
Tindall, Hoang Dang and Yen Ong,
First and foremost, our focus has always
Partners
been to establish strong relationships with 49. ACCELSPINE Industry: Architecture, planning, interior
our clients. Second, our team’s strong
Daniel Chon, President & CEO design, sustainability and media
entrepreneurial spirit attracts unique and
Industry: Health care
diverse talent. What one fact defines your company?
What one fact defines your company? We are a diverse collaborative that cares
AccelSpine is a forward-thinking medical deeply about creating architecture and
41. PARAGON HEALTHCARE device company. We are changing the beautifully unique spaces. This is our craft
INC. lives of patients with spinal disorders by and what we love doing.
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Our focus is really on our partnership style.
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their digital finite dollars to be spent as if
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Real solutions.
46. J4 DEVELOPMENT
Jeff Ausbrook, Partner
Industry: Real Estate
J4 Development is a real estate service
company.
47. 70KFT
Gus and Audrey Granger, Principal
Owners
Industry: Marketing
What one fact defines your company?
Because we understand our clients’
industries and seek to understand their
target audiences, we are positioned to
better connect the two.
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Compiled by the Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship at

the SMU Cox School of Business

THE FASTEST-GROWING PRIVATE COMPANIES IN DALLAS

RANKED BY REVENUE GROWTH 2011-2013
Business name Address
Website Phone Business description Year founded Locally Top local executive(s)

Humphreys and Partners 5339 Alpha Road,

51 Architects
Ste. 300,
Dallas 75240
Multifamily, mixed-use and hospitality and resort
design 1991
Mark Humphrey, CEO
Greg Faulkner, president
humphreys.com 972-701-9636

12700 Park Central Drive,

52 MarketScout Corporation Ste. 300, Web-based property & casualty insurance exchange 2000 Richard Kerr, chairman/CEO
marketscout.com Dallas 75251 Jay Chase, chief underwriting officer/EVP
972-934-4200

3010 Gaylord Pkwy.,

53 ZeOmega Ste. 200, Population health care management software 2001 Sam Rangaswamy, founder/CEO
zeomega.com Frisco 75034 solution Nandini Rangaswamy, EVP/CSO
214-618-9880

1725 Lakepointe Drive,

54 Prime Controls LP Lewisville 75057 Industrial automation systems integrator 1991 Jace McNiel, principal/president
prime-controls.com 972-221-4849 Jim Mcmillon, VP
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1500 N. Greenville Ave.,

55 ARGO Data Resource Corp. Ste. 500, Financial services software development 1980 Max Martin, CEO
argodata.com Richardson 75081 David Engebos, president/COO
972-866-3300
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5340 Legacy Drive,

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56 AustinCSI Ste. 180, Management consulting 2007 Karen Moree,

austincsi.com Plano 75024 Rizwan Sheikh, managing partners
214-296-0258
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17330 Preston Road,

Suntex Ventures
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#220A,
Dallas 75252
Real estate company investing exclusively in niche,
mixed-use marinas across the U.S. and Caribbean
2009 Johnny Powers, principal/CEO
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972-789-1400
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1426 S. Main,
58 Venus Construction
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Mansfield 76063 Underground utility construction 1967 Sam McAda, VP

venusconstruction.com 817-477-2050
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5080 Spectrum Drive,

59 CONTI Organization Ste. 1050W, Multifamily real estate investments 2008 Carlos Vaz, president/founder
contiorg.com Addison 75001 Stewart Hsu, CFO
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972-331-6881
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2595 Preston Road,

60 Texas Republic Bank N.A. Frisco 75034 Community bank 1891 David Baty, president/CEO
texasrepublicbank.com 972-334-0700 Charles O. Rolfe Jr., chairman
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6500 Greenville Ave.,

61 HomeVestors of America Inc. Ste. 400, David L. Hicks,
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Real estate franchisor 1996

homevestors.com Dallas 75206 Kenneth R. Channell, co-presidents
972-761-0046
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9755 Clifford Drive,

62 Hail Merry LLC Ste. 150,
Snack-food company 2008
Sarah Palisi Chapin, partner/CEO
hailmerry.com Dallas 75220 Susan O'Brien, founder/partner
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214-905-5005

240 E. Renfro St.,

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63 millionairenetwork.com
Ste. 205,
Burleson 76028
Advertising & marketing services firm 2010 Parker Powers, co-Founder/CEO
817-744-8600
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18333 Preston Rd.,

Motio Inc.
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Ste. 475,
Dallas 75252
Software solutions that enable more accurate,
reliable Cognos Bi implementaion
1999 Lynn Moore, CEO
Lance Hankins, CTO
972-447-9595
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805 Ave. H East,

65 Webyshops Arlington 76011 Outdoor sporting goods 2009 Mikhail Orlov, CEO
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9755 Clifford Dr.,

66 BKM Total Office of Texas Ste. 100, Commercial furniture for business, education, health Carol Roehrig, president
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bkmtexas.com Dallas 75220 care and hospitality Carlene Wilson, VP, sales & marketing
214-902-7200
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415 Century Pkwy.,

WatchGuard Video
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67 watchguardvideo.com
Allen 75023 Manufacturing and distribution of in-car video for
the law enforcement community
2002 Robert Vanman, CEO
Steve Coffman, president
972-423-9777
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Point 2 Point Global Security 16479 Dallas Pkwy.,

68 Inc.
Ste. 260,
Addison 75001 Armed and unarmed security 2004 Stephanie Point, founder/CEO
Ben Ezzell, COO
p2pgsi.net 214-960-4042

2105 Waterview Pkwy.,

69 Service First Mortgage Ste. 101, We are a retail based mortgage banker located in the 1997 Shawn Broussard, president
servicefirstmtg.com Richardson 75080 greater Dallas area Lester Odom, EVP/COO
214-576-2900

10570 John W. Elliott Drive,

70 Skinny I.T. Ste. 800, Hardware & integration wireless solutions 2010 Sam Darwish, founder/CEO
skinnyit.com Frisco 75034 Raju Padole, founder/CTO
800-473-4307

4372 Kenmare Trail,

71 Trophy Skin Inc. Frisco 75034 Home beauty devices 2010 Imran Karim, president
trophyskin.com 866-546-4664

4251 West John Carpenter Freewway,

72 NovaCopy Irving 75063 3D Printers, copiers, document solutions 1998 Darren Metz, CEO
novacopy.com Gary Greer, general sales manager
214-276-0720

2508 Highlander Way,

73 YourCause LLC Ste. 210, YourCause provides companies an online fundraising 2007 Matthew Combs, founder/CEO
csrconnect.me Carrollton 75006 portal called CSRconnect Wes Hendrix, SVP
972-755-3950

4212 S. Buckner Blvd.,

74 Continental Electronics Corp. Dallas 75227 World-class manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) 1946 Daniel Dickey, president/CEO
contelec.com 214-381-7161 broadcast trasmission equipment Michael Strother, CFO

450 Airline Drive,

75 Daryl Flood Relocation Inc. Ste. 100,
Full-service moving company 1982
Daryl R. Flood, president/CEO
darylflood.com Coppell 75019 Steven Weatherford, VP, finance & HR
972-471-1496
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Compiled by the Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship at

the SMU Cox School of Business

THE FASTEST-GROWING PRIVATE COMPANIES IN DALLAS

RANKED BY REVENUE GROWTH 2011-2013
Business name Address
Website Phone Business description Year founded Locally Top local executive(s)

2201 Heritage Pkwy.,

76 Sellmark Mansfield 76063 Outdoor consumer products 2000 Dianna Sellers, CEO
sellmark.net 817-225-0310 James Sellers, president

1717 McKinney Ave.,,

77 Zeit Energy Ste. 700, CNG fueling services 2009 Clint Beauchamp, founder/COO
zeitenergy.com Dallas 75202 Patrick Zeiter, founder/principal
817-223-1401

3102 Maple Ave.,

78 Fruitables Pet Food Ste. 450, Pet food 2008 Kevin Swenke, founder/CEO
fruitablespetfood.com Dallas 75201 Dave Delorenzo, president
214-953-9373

1600 Viceroy,
79 Perennials Inc. Ste. 500, Perennials is the leader in the high performance 1997 Ann Sutherland, president
perennialsfabrics.com Dallas 75235 textiles industry David Sutherland, principal
214-389-4277
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1933 Cedar Springs Road,

80 CLAY STAPP+CO Dallas 75201 Real estate 2010 Clay Stapp, owner
claystapp.com 214-855-0777
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Anserteam Workforce 4835 LBJ Freeway,

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81 Solutions
Ste. 1000,
Dallas 75244 Workforce Solutions 2004
Natalie Davis-Runyan, president
Valerie Freeman, co-founder
anserteam.com 972-419-1722
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5950 Berkshire Lane,

EDGE Realty Partners
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82 edge-re.com
Ste. 200,
Dallas 75225
Retail commercial real estate 2009 Adam Schiller,
Brian Murphy, managing principals
214-545-6900
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110 Manufacturing St.,

83 Smocked Auctions
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Dallas 75207 Social media based children's clothing retailer 2010 Amy Laws,
smockedauctions.com 214-418-6033 Nicole Brewer, co-owners
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1425 Greenway Drive,

84 BSI Financial #400, Loan servicing, quality control, loss mitigation, due 2004 Gagan Sharma, president/CEO
bsifinancial.com Irving 75038 dilligence Scott Myers, EVP operations
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972-347-4350
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3000 Internet Blvd.,

85 Timberhorn IT Solutions Ste. 100, IT staffing 2010 Rex Kurzius, CEO/president
timberhorn.com Frisco 75034 Kevin Womack, VP, technical resolutions
469-238-0000
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1909 Woodall Rodgers Fwy.,

86 Blue Rivers Partners LLC Ste. 560, Outsourced regulatory compliance and operational Mark Fordyce, founding partner/CEO
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2009
blueriverpartnersllc.com Dallas 75201 support for a full spectrum of investment firms Michael Mincez, founding partner, general counsel
214-736-7176
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Tango Management 5525 MacArthur Blvd.,

87 Consulting
Ste. 450,
Irving 75038
Real estate analytics, consulting & software
solutions 2008
Jack Thompson, president/CEO
Pranav Tyagi, COO
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tangomc.com 817-690-8898

1333 W. McDermott Drive,

iConstruct Inc.
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88 iConstructTX.com
Ste. 200,
Allen 75013 Commercial construction services 2008
Brian F. Casey, president
Andrew Rugg, VP
469-519-7905
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15851 Dallas Pkwy.,

Worksoft Inc.
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Ste. 855,
Addison 75001
Business process validation software for enterprise
applications
1998
Jim Kent, CEO
Reiner Musier, VP, marketing
866-863-1773
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2450 Esters Blvd.,,

90 Statewide Remodeling Ste. 200, Residential home improvements 1994 Rob Levin, president
DFW Airport 75201 Frank Manzare, VP
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statewideremodeling.com
214-677-9000
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5080 Spectrum Drive, Ste. ,

91 projekt202 Ste. 320W, strategic design research application to the David Lancashire, chairman & CEO
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2003
projekt202.com Addison 75001 development of mobile, web and workplace software Rob Pierry,
817-475-4512
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10670 N. Central Expressway,

Viverae Inc.
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92 viverae.com
Ste. 700,
Dallas 75231
Health management and wellness 2003
Michael Nadeau, CEO
Mike Lamb, president & COO
214-827-4400
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2727 LBJ Freeway,

93 M&S Technologies Inc. Ste. 810,
Value added reseller - networking and data security 2004
Sean Stenovitch, president
mandstech.com Dallas 75234 Mark Miller, VP
214-420-5800

100 W. Oak St.,

94 GSATi #200,
Marketing, media & technology 2008
Cindy Tysinger, founder/CEO
gsati.com Denton 76201 Erik Bodor, Sr. Director, Infrastructure Services
469-287-6771

4555 Excel Pkwy.,

95 Lone Star Analysis Ste. 500,
Modeling simulation 2004
Steve Roemerman, chairman/CEO
lone-star.com Addison 75001 John Volpi, CTO
972-690-9494

1525 Hinton St.,

96 Southern Botanical Inc. Dallas 75235 Outdoor & indoor horticulture services 1995 Jason N. Craven, president/CEO
southernbotanical.com Dale Selby, director of finance
214-366-2103

2800 N. Dallas Pkwy.,

97 MediGain LLC Ste. 200, Health care revenue cycle management 2004 Greg Hackney, president/CEO
medigain.com Plano 75093 Robert Romero, VP, business development
972-212-5858

5601 Democracy Dr.,

98 Optimal Blue LLC Ste. 245, Cloud based provider of investor information for 2002 Ivan Darius,
optimalblue.com Plano 75024 mortgage industry Larry Huff, co-founder/co-CEOs
972-781-0200

4055 Valley View Lane,

99 THMED LLC Ste. 300, Physician mid-level temp staffing and permanent 2009 John Martin, CEO
thmedstaffing.com Dallas 75244 placement Arthur Cooper, COO
214-932-1400

2400 Dallas Pkwy.,

100 Capital Title of Texas LLC Ste. 560,
Title insurance and escrow services 1987
William C. Shaddock, owner/CEO
ctot.com Plano 75093 Tracy Mcmahon, COO
972-682-2700
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