Snelling Staffing Services of
Arlington placed No. 10 and No. 21 respectively on DiversityBusiness.com's list
of the 500 top women-owned and minority-owned businesses in the U.S. Others on
the women-owned list were PrimeSource FoodService Equipment of Dallas,
No. 30; Optimal Solutions Integration of Irving, No. 78; Ricochet
Fuel Distributors of Euless, No. 89; S&J Electric of Fort Worth,
No. 120; Warrior Group of DeSoto, No. 124; Karlee Co. of Garland,
No. 134; Regal Temporary Services of Arlington, No. 139; Dallas Fan
Fares of Dallas, No. 171; Dantack Corp. of Grand Prairie, No. 198; Continental
Wireless of Garland, No. 209; SPI of Irving, No. 224; Henslee,
Fowler, Hepworth and Schwartz of Dallas, No. 249; Global Enterprise
Management Solutions of Irving, No. 254; Iron Horse Safety Specialties of
Dallas, No. 316; Nortex Modular Space of Lewisville, No. 330; DFW
Movers & Erectors of Fort Worth, No. 341; Contract Consultants of
Bedford, No. 342; Dien Inc. of Dallas, No. 365; ISF Security Group of
Richardson, No. 389; Intelligent Interiors of Addison, No. 406; EduCorp
Training & Consulting of Grapevine; No. 409; JOY Foods of
Dallas, No. 420; CareerLink of Dallas, No. 422; Awntech Corp. of
Hurst, No. 467; CDG & Associates of Dallas, No. 472; and CCS
Holdings of Irving, No. 478.
On the minority-owned list were Azteca
Enterprises of Dallas, No. 41; PrimeSource FoodService Equipment, No. 64; On-Target
Supplies & Logistics, No. 148; Optimal Solutions Integration, No. 159; Total
Technical Services of Dallas, No. 170; Goodmann Networks of Farmers
Branch and Ricochet Fuel Distributors, No. 179; S&J Electric, No. 230;
Warrior Group, No. 238; Karlee Co., No. 261; Regal Temporary Services, No. 272;
LopezGarcia Group of Dallas, No. 328; eVerge Group of Texas of
Plano, No. 330; Dallas Fan Fares, No. 341; Sigma Systems of Carrollton,
No. 395; Continental Wireless of Garland, No. 411; SPI, No. 444;
Henslee, Fowler, Hepworth and Schwartz, No. 490; Global Enterprise Management
Solutions, No. 498; and Infoexperts of Richardson, No. 498.
Latina Style magazine has
named American Airlines Inc. and BNSF Railway Co., both based in
Fort Worth, to its list of the 50 best employers for Hispanic women. The
companies were chosen based on a survey of more than 800 Fortune 1000
companies' practices, including leadership programs, employee benefits and
Latinas in executive positions.
Airport Revenue News has
named Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport the winner of its Best
Airport Concessions award, and the airport's Terminal D was named Best Customer
Service Terminal and Most Unique Services Terminal.
The American College of Bankruptcy
has inducted John Penn, partner in the Fort Worth office of Haynes and
Boone LLP, as a college fellow. He was one of 26 nominees from the United
States and abroad inducted in the 2007 class.
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