Thank You to Our Presenting Sponsor
Thank You to Our Presenting Sponsor
Dallas Business Hall of Fame Raises $1.25 million for JA Dallas Students
The 2025 Dallas Business Hall of Fame, benefiting Junior Achievement of Dallas, was an unforgettable evening celebrating business excellence, community impact and the power of education.
On February 22, 2025, we honored three outstanding leaders—Allie Beth Allman, Curtis C. Farmer and Dale Petroskey—for their contributions to Dallas’ business and philanthropic community. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our sponsors and supporters, the event raised $1.25 million to support financial literacy, career readiness and entrepreneurship education for Dallas-area students.
Thank you to everyone who made this year’s event a success! And save the date for next year’s Dallas Business Hall of Fame: March 7, 2026.
For information about how you can support Junior Achievement of Dallas, please visit jadallas.org or contact Jasmine Seldon at jseldon@jadallas.org.
2025 Dallas Business Hall of Fame Laureates
These business icons exemplify the spirit of giving back through their companies and in the community. By recognizing their accomplishments, we ensure their legacy will inspire and shape the leaders of tomorrow.
Curtis C. Farmer
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Comerica Incorporated and Comerica Bank
1999 - 2024 Laureates
Junior Achievement of Dallas
Past Laureates
The Junior Achievement of Dallas Business Hall of Fame, started in 1999, is a lifetime achievement award for individuals who have made a major, positive impact in Dallas through the private sector economy.
Inductees have consistently demonstrated throughout their professional lives: business excellence, visionary, innovative leadership and community involvement. Through these accomplishments, Laureates serve as role models for the next generation of business leaders, many of whom are currently Junior Achievement students.
2025 JA Hall of fame gala
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