Tangram Interiors, one of the leading commercial interior solutions providers in the United States, proudly announces the appointment of Nick Meter as its new President.

With a career spanning nearly two decades at Tangram, Meter steps into the role as the second President in the company’s history, bringing an extensive background in sales, operational leadership, and people management to lead the company’s next chapter.

Over the next two years, he envisions purposeful organizational restructuring, strategic hiring, and the implementation of innovative work methods that will position Tangram at the forefront of industry change. Meter seeks to focus on addressing industry challenges, enhancing creative talent acquisition, and adapting to new workplace demands.

“It is rare to see someone start a job right out of college and rise to the role of President 19 years later. It speaks to Nick’s dedication, unwavering commitment, and vision for the future,” said Tangram CEO Joe Lozowski.”

Brian Luney has been promoted to Field Director at Rogers-O’Brien Construction. In this new role, Brian oversees field operations for RO projects in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

With over 30 years of construction experience and 18 years with RO, Brian brings both dedication and vision to each project he oversees. Known for his collaborative spirit and passion for building a better Texas, Brian consistently ensures excellence on RO projects. Congratulations, Brian!

McCownGordon added construction professional Brian Rose to its Dallas-Fort Worth leadership team as vice president, business unit for K-12 and civic endeavors.

Rose has more than 25 years of experience serving some of the largest school districts and fastest-growing municipalities across northern Texas.

Rose was the director of construction for the Texas division at Crossland Construction, Inc. and vice president of construction for Lee Lewis Construction.

During his career, Rose has served more than 30 school districts across Texas. In his civic portfolio, Rose has served 15 municipalities across the state.

HKS is proud to announce that Heath May will succeed Dan Noble as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chairman. Heath will step into the CEO role in January 2026, following a year of apprenticeship and preparation alongside Dan to ensure a seamless and collaborative transition.

With over 20 years of experience at HKS, Heath serves as the Global Practice Director of LINE (Laboratory for Intensive Exploration). He has been instrumental in advancing the firm’s reputation for computational design, research and innovation. “I am deeply honored to step into this role and build upon the extraordinary foundation that Dan – and CEOs throughout HKS’ 85-year history – have established,” says Heath. “I am excited to lead our talented teams in shaping the future of our firm and embrace the opportunity to shape the future of our industry.”

Jeff Slajer joined Stillwater Capital as Vice President of Design, where he leads projects through all design phases and ensures seamless delivery during construction. Jeff brings extensive experience across a diverse portfolio, ranging from intimate infill developments to high-rise mixed-use properties.
“I’m thrilled to join the Stillwater Capital team. I’ve had the privilege of working with Stillwater for many years and am excited to help advance the forward momentum of this great company.”

Bank of Texas welcomes Christine Keating to their dynamic team as SVP, Corporate Banking Manager. With an MBA from USC Marshall, Christine brings over 15 years of nationwide lending experience to the team. In this role, Christine will lead a Dallas-based corporate banking team and manage a portfolio of clients with revenues over $70 million.

“Christine is a great leader who will be instrumental to Bank of Texas’ growth plans in North Texas,” said Chris Holder, EVP, Corporate Banking.