Taryn McDonald
Taryn McDonald hopes to model community involvement for other young lawyers.
Read moreTaryn McDonald hopes to model community involvement for other young lawyers.
Read moreThe Dallas Mavericks travel schedule prevented Luka Doncic from attending the inaugural 20 Under 40 celebration on March 31 but not from congratulating other honorees.
Read moreAndrea Cheek brings the same formula for success to her nonprofit work and professional endeavors.
Read moreWhen he’s not at work as a partner with the local private investment firm RedBird Capital, you can find Andrew Lauck working to support Vogel Alcove and the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association or coaching his children at the Moody Family YMCA.
Read moreBora Laci was 4 in 1996 when her Albanian-immigrant parents immigrated to the U.S., bringing with them an emphasis on the importance of education that would inspire her career and desire to get involved in her community.
Read moreBret Alexander is honoring the memory of a childhood friend by helping others through nonprofit work.
Read moreAt 19, Carter Weinstein has started his first business and written his first book.
Read moreClaire Catrino’s desire to help others prompted her to leave a career in sales.
Read moreAs a student at Texas A&M University, Heather Street Baker realized she wanted her work to have a greater purpose.
Read moreHolden Lunsford has been instrumental in growing over 8 million square feet of office assets from 2014-to 2019.
Read moreSMU student Isabelle Galko is already teaching others about environmental issues via her research, international conference speaking engagements, and short documentary Sunburnt Reef on how traditional sunscreens affect coral reefs in the Florida Keys.
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