Yes. We work with owner-led, mid-market and private-equity-backed companies across the Dallas–Fort Worth metro area, including Fort Worth, Plano, Irving and Arlington.
DALLAS, TEXAS
Strategy and operations consulting in Dallas.
Dallas–Fort Worth has been one of the most active corporate relocation markets in the U.S., combining financial services, telecom, defense aerospace, logistics and many company headquarters with central-U.S. air and rail access.
THE LOCAL ECONOMY
What drives business in Dallas.
Corporate headquarters and regional offices, many moved from California, Illinois and the Northeast, anchor the professional economy, while Fort Worth and the Alliance corridor add aerospace, defense and distribution. Banks and asset managers have built large regional campuses, and DFW Airport is a major hub for passengers and air cargo. Rapid population growth has pushed up housing costs, wages and competition for office space in northern suburbs such as Frisco, Plano and McKinney.
Notable employers
- AT&T
- American Airlines
- Texas Instruments
- Southwest Airlines
- Toyota Motor North America
- Lockheed Martin
Institutions
- Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
- UT Southwestern Medical Center
- Southern Methodist University
- The University of Texas at Dallas
WHAT COMPANIES HERE FACE
The decisions in front of Dallas management teams.
Companies here grow quickly but compete hard for sales, engineering and skilled-trade staff as large employers keep relocating in. Texas has no personal income tax, which draws talent, but rising property taxes, insurance premiums and suburban rents eat into the cost advantage. Many founder-led services and distribution firms are scaling across Texas and the Sun Belt and need systems and management depth to match.
WHERE TO START
Where Dallas engagements usually begin.
8–12 weeks to design
Operating model & organization design
Fast-growing firms adding sites across Texas often outgrow founder-centered decision making and need clear structure and decision rights.
See the service Strategy and screening 4–8 weeksM&A strategy & due diligence
An active local private equity and family-office community makes add-on acquisitions a common growth path for Dallas-area platforms.
See the service Selection 6–10 weeksCRM & ERP implementation
Companies scaling across several Sun Belt locations need CRM and ERP systems that support multi-site reporting instead of spreadsheets.
See the serviceINDUSTRIES
Industries that anchor Dallas.
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