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Dallas financier, photographer and custom motorcycle benefactor and patron Robert ‘Bobby’ Haas has passed away at the age of 74, and his impact on the world of custom cycles will be felt for generations.
He specialized in leveraged buyouts in the 1980s, shot distant landscapes and wildlife from helicopters, then collected so many motorcycles that he opened a museum.
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Dallas Stars CEO lands his dream job in a nightmare scenario Brad Alberts is staying in the moment, hoping for a return to normal next season and establishing himself as a business power player in the hockey industry. Marty Turco (left), executive director of the Dallas Stars Foundation, and Brad Alberts, Stars CEO, at the Comerica Arena in Frisco.(Stewart F. House / Special Contributor) 7:00 AM on May 2, 2021 CDT Nine months ago, Brad Alberts was named CEO of the Dallas Stars — the culmination of a 20-plus-year quest to be the guy in charge of a major professional sports team. “Did I alw...
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Meet two Dallas women who turned a frustrating morning into a $7.5 million enterprise Meet two Dallas women who turned a frustrating morning into a $7.5 million enterprise Janie Cooke and Caroline Nix came up with an idea for a better key ring, chipped in $5,000 each and ran with it. Oventure co-CEOs and founders Janie Cooke (left) and Caroline Nix pose with their Big O Key Rings.(Brandon Wade / Special Contributor) Janie Cooke and Caroline Nix have a multimillion-dollar enterprise to show for it. Exactly nine years ago, the 40-somethings made plans to meet at Southpaws in Preston Center to k...
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Dallas’ Bobby Haas’ unlikely journey from financier to filmmaker After making his mark in finance, photography and motorcycles, Haas thinks that making a movie is just the ticket. Dallas financier Bobby Haas poses with partner and museum director Stacey Mayfield in the main exhibit hall of his Haas Moto Museum & Sculpture Gallery in the Design District in Dallas. Haas has made a documentary film called “Leaving Tracks” about the world of rare and custom motorcycles.(Jeffrey McWhorter / Special Contributor) Bobby Haas made a fortune in the leveraged buyout business, became a daredevil ...