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Fort Worth Inc. stands out as the leading business magazine in Fort Worth, released every three months. It caters specifically to local business owners and top executives, carving out a special place in the media scene of Greater Fort Worth.

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Fort Worth-Based ERW Site Solutions Joins the Ranks of Employee-Owned Companies

4 days ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

Some eight months ago, ERW Site Solutions, the quickly expanding Fort Worth-based company, sold to its employees. Terms were not disclosed, but with the close of the ESOP sale, ERW employees now own all of the shares of the company and its subsidiaries. ERW Site Solutions is an integrated construction management company specializing in engineered retaining wall construction, landscape and irrigation design, concrete foundation and hardscape construction, and amenity center construction.
Gyna Bivens Bids Farewell to Fort Worth City Council After Transformative 12-Year Tenure

1 week ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

Gyna Bivens walked away from City Hall in May satisfied that she had left District 5 a better place than she had found it 12 years ago. The six-term City Council member and Mayor Pro Tem elected not to seek another term on the dais. She was succeeded by Deborah Peoples, the former candidate for mayor and Tarrant County judge who defeated five challengers for the open seat.
Base Power Challenges Texas Grid Failures With Home Battery and Virtual Power Plant

1 week ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

The season of the sun is at our doorstep. And with it comes the annual specter that haunts us all: the vulnerabilities of the beleaguered grid and its villainous master, ERCOT. Something akin to the Gotham villain cloaked in wires and weather maps and with a Vincent Price mask, ERCOT lurks beneath the surface — one Texas summer day under a heat dome from chaos.
Choctaw Casino & Resort Launches Campaign with Cowboys and Rangers Legends

1 week ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

Given an opportunity to see new things and take in some pleasures forbidden in Texas — like, say, craps or blackjack — I accepted an invitation recently to visit the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. The Choctaw Casino & Resort, a mere 120 miles from the site of Ripley Arnold’s U.S. Army fort, is not a Luke Short operation or any other relic of what once populated the Acre.
Ramona Bass Celebrates 40 Years of Leadership at the Fort Worth Zoo

1 week ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

Ramona Bass grew up around ranching and conservation in and around San Antonio. She remembers like it was yesterday making her first visit to the Fort Worth Zoo four decades ago. There was no hiding the neglect that comes with limited resources that had taken its toll over the years. “I was just pretty horrified by what I saw. It was just sort of a forgotten little old-timey looking zoo with concrete pads and just big cats in tiny, tiny sort of cages,” she says.
Fort Worth Entrepreneur Turns Family Tragedy into Affordable Estate Planning Solution

2 weeks ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

It was at the collision of two defining moments that entrepreneur Brooke Hipps found her life’s calling. One was the sudden death of her sister, Brady Kent. It was an experience she would gladly give back to fate to spare her and her family the loss, grief, and complications that followed. The other was as a student in TCU’s Executive MBA program.
Fort Worth Public Market Revival to Feature Upscale Dining, Cocktail Lounge, and Artisan Café

2 weeks ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

The highly anticipated reintroduction of the Fort Worth Public Market building in downtown’s southwest corridor got a whole lot more intriguing in recent weeks with news of what’s in store for it. Jenna and Micah Kinard are partnering with Wilks Development to bring three concepts to the almost 20,000-square-foot building that served as a farmers market when it was constructed more than 90 years ago.
Kay Granger Named Fort Worth Inc.’s Person of the Year for Decades of Leadership

3 weeks ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

Kay Granger’s ascent to her lofty perch in the U.S. House of Representatives is proof of life’s unpredictability — and its messiness, that could go without saying. But it’s that unpredictability that gives the journey — the ride — its texture and, not least, its humor. Granger’s professional life began as a teacher. It picked up at breakneck speed over the planned construction of a liquid waste disposal plant near her home on Fort Worth’s East Side.
Flock Audio Scales Innovation in Fort Worth with Its Disruptive Audio Tech

3 weeks ago | fortworthinc.com | John Henry

When Albertabilly Darren Nakonechny went looking for fertile ground to scale his burgeoning new business, he found his Elysian field in the 28th state. And not just anywhere in Texas. Fort Worth, Texas. “Because we do most of our revenue here in the states, I knew it was inevitable we were going to make the transition and relocate — or expand at least — to the states,” Nakonechny says. “We wanted something in between [a big city and a small city]. It was just instant.
Neeley Mom, Athletics Son Earn Master’s Degrees Together at TCU Commencement

3 weeks ago | fortworthinc.com | Stephen Montoya

In Fort Worth, a town where purple pride runs as deep as the Trinity River, a mother and son recently shared the same commencement stage at TCU, just hours apart. It wasn’t planned this way. It never is in stories like these. Brandi Fields, a marketing director in the financial services world, and her son, Kyle Fields, a graduate assistant in TCU’s athletic department, both collected their master’s degrees during the university’s graduate commencement ceremony on Friday.