Texas’ capital is well on its way back. But we should take note of the positives and negatives laid bare by the pandemic. Following a prolonged, pandemic-induced pause, Austin is […]Read More
A conversation with Charles Denyer In Texas Titans, Charles Denyer tells the story of the longstanding friendship and political partnership of George Herbert Walker Bush and James Addison Baker III. […]Read More
Waco’s mayor, Dillon Meek, and city manager, Bradley Ford, give us an inside look at their city government, from economic development to winter storm management. Like a lot of people, […]Read More
How an economic development plan created almost 20 years ago still informs the Texas capital’s success. Whether you measure by corporate relocations, COVID recovery, job opportunities, or simple quality of […]Read More
As the 15th president of Baylor University, Dr. Linda Livingstone is steering the institution toward some high goals. Among them is Baylor’s recognition as a Research 1/Tier 1 university. That […]Read More
It’s been a year and a half since Texas CEO Magazine relaunched, and what a year and a half it’s been. After a jam-packed relaunch issue on the business of […]Read More
COVID fundamentally transformed the event industry. But it’s not too late for CEOs to create a new event engagement strategy for their businesses. From one CEO to another, let’s get […]Read More
Nobel Prize-winning economist Ken Arrow started his career as a weather officer in the US Army Air Forces during World War II. He worked with a group responsible for preparing […]Read More
A remarkable renaissance is taking place in this once-sleepy city. In a discussion regarding Amazon’s meteoric success, CEO Jeff Bezos once remarked, “What’s dangerous is not to evolve.” That simple, […]Read More
As a startup founder, you care a lot about the dollar value placed on your company. So it’s natural that negotiating that value with investors is typically a fraught process. […]Read More
