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From its community leaders to its everyday citizens, Dallas is emerging as a progressive city for African Americans with unlimited opportunities for jobseekers and entrepreneurs, as well as visitors.
A dynamic city full of energy, "Big D" is a great place to visit or call home. As the number one visitor destination in Texas, Dallas is one of the southwest's leading business and financial centers and ranks among the top convention cities in the U.S.
Not only are several of the telecommunications industry's leading businesses headquartered in the city, but Dallas also has the largest concentration of telecom firms in the nation. And with one of the most widely-recognized churches in the country, Dallas is the ideal location for professional, spiritual and personal development conventions, meetings and seminars. Uniquely, Dallas is a leader in the nation among cities that are significantly reducing their carbon footprint. In addition to recycling, reusing and reducing, Dallas is the only city in the nation selected to partner with the Environmental Protection Agency's Sustainable Skyline Initiative to reduce air emissions to improve air quality.
From its community leaders to its everyday citizens, Dallas is emerging as a progressive city for African Americans with unlimited opportunities for jobseekers and entrepreneurs, as well as visitors.
A dynamic city full of energy, "Big D" is a great place to visit or call home. As the number one visitor destination in Texas, Dallas is one of the southwest's leading business and financial centers and ranks among the top convention cities in the U.S.
Not only are several of the telecommunications industry's leading businesses headquartered in the city, but Dallas also has the largest concentration of telecom firms in the nation. And with one of the most widely-recognized churches in the country, Dallas is the ideal location for professional, spiritual and personal development conventions, meetings and seminars. Uniquely, Dallas is a leader in the nation among cities that are significantly reducing their carbon footprint. In addition to recycling, reusing and reducing, Dallas is the only city in the nation selected to partner with the Environmental Protection Agency's Sustainable Skyline Initiative to reduce air emissions to improve air quality.
