Quincy Preston is the CEO and Founder at Dallas Innovates. He focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, finance, and telecommunications, exploring themes such as AI platforms, energy sustainability, and software development. Quincy’s insights and expertise have been featured in Dallas Innovates.
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Quincy focuses on local Texas business, technology, and innovation. He predominantly covers press releases and private sector announcements related to startups, technology companies, and industry events. This indicates a preference for news directly from the source.
Given Quincy's focus on local businesses and innovative technologies in Dallas and Texas, he would likely be interested in pitches that highlight new initiatives or success stories within these sectors. Entrepreneurs or executives with unique insights into the startup ecosystem in North Texas could find success reaching out to him.
Additionally, since Quincy covers healthcare & pharmaceuticals as well as big tech topics at a considerable rate, professionals working in these industries locally might also consider reaching out to provide commentary or information about notable developments impacting the region.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report • Apr 23, 2026 not going the other direction Jeb Hensarling Senior strategic adviser
By: Quincy Preston
The DECA Dental founder returned to his alma mater to keynote UT Dallas' record-breaking Draper Pitch Competition. He told student founders what it really takes.
By: Quincy Preston
The Dallas-based dating company is backing the fast-growing app—which Reuters called a Grindr rival—with an option to acquire it outright, part of an investment approach Match says it has used before, including with Hinge.
By: Quincy Preston
At a $10 billion valuation—and spinning out new ventures—Colossal names the bluebuck its sixth de-extinction target, extending its biotech platform into antelope conservation through a global BioVault effort.
By: Quincy Preston
The nearly $5 billion startup ranked No. 28 on CNBC's 2026 list alongside AI giants Anthropic, OpenAI and Databricks—making it the highest-ranked Texas company and the only Dallas-Fort Worth company in this year's lineup.
By: Quincy Preston, Sandra Engelland
The Dallas biotech says the shell-less incubation platform could help revive species such as the South Island Giant Moa, whose massive eggs exceed the capacity of any living bird surrogate.
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Dallas-Fort Worth now counts 49 Fortune 1000 headquarters across 11 cities, 21 of them in Dallas. "Growth is happening in every direction," Dallas Regional Chamber CEO Brad Cheves says.
By: Quincy Preston
Dallas also sits fifth among metros for AI postings, according to the latest CompTIA report. by Quincy Preston • Jun 11, 2026
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Built by venture studio Nexrage Studios, the free app turns Dallas-Fort Worth into a Pokémon Go-style hunt, sending fans to local restaurants, shops, and attractions to collect virtual rewards.
An 11-place climb in the 2026 Global Startup Ecosystem Report puts the Dallas ecosystem among North America's fastest risers, alongside fellow Texas hub Austin.
