Business

Photography courtesy of CORGAN When Toyota North America decided to build their new corporate headquarters in Plano, the aim wasn’t a new campus—it was a new company culture Twelve acres of glass, 142,500 yards of concrete and 1,200 tons of Texas lim

Thirty years ago, Carlos Sarabia came to the United States with a dream. He lived to see it come to fruition and has retired a millionaire. Photo by Cori Baker Like many immigrants, Carlos moved here looking for better opportunity.

Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere is busy changing the landscape of Plano.

There are sunny skies overhead at the Boeing Global Services West Plano headquarters. It’s no coincidence that this brand new wing of The Boeing Company has chosen to roost in a top-floor office where they have settled in nicely.

Angelia Pelham is executive vice president and chief human resources officer at Cinemark Holdings who are headquartered in Plano and whose movie theaters are found throughout the United States and in Latin America.

Plano Profile’s annual business summit united DFW’s most powerful female leaders Inspiring. Motivating. Influential.

Founded in 1897 by C.C. Filson to outfit prospectors for the Klondike Gold Rush, Filson today announced the opening of a 2,500 square foot store, located in the Legacy West development.

Michelle is in charge of 300 stores across a 12-state region for Verizon Wireless. Angelia is the first African-American executive officer at Cinemark. Lindsay led the interior design team for Toyota’s new North American headquarters.

Jim Lentz (right) receives the LEED Platinum plaque from Jonathan Kraatz (left), executive director, Dallas chapter, U.S. Green Building Council, for green building techniques. Everything is bigger in Texas.

Sitting pretty at No. 2, Allen, Texas has been deemed by Money magazine in partnership with realtor.com as one of the best places that offer “a heath economy, affordable homes and a high quality life.