GlobeSt. named Tanya Ragan, President of Wildcat Management, a 2025 Women of Influence honoree in the Investment Owner Professional category. Ragan was celebrated at the GlobeSt. Women of Influence Conference and Awards and featured in the digital issue of GlobeSt. Real Estate Forum. The recognition marks her third time earning this national honor, following previous inclusions in 2021 and 2023.
Key Highlights
- Named to the GlobeSt. Women of Influence list in the Investment Owner Professional category
- Third time earning the national honor (2021, 2023, 2025)
- Celebrated at the GlobeSt. Women of Influence Conference and Awards
- Featured in the digital issue of GlobeSt. Real Estate Forum
- Recognized as a leader in urban redevelopment, historic preservation, and mentoring the next generation of women in commercial real estate
Why This Recognition Matters
GlobeSt. Women of Influence is one of the most closely watched lists in commercial real estate. It recognizes professionals whose work extends beyond individual transactions to shape the industry itself. For Ragan, three appearances on the list reflect a sustained presence at the national level — not a single moment but a pattern of influence that has built over more than a decade of work in Downtown Dallas.
Her work through Wildcat Management, from the Farmers Market District revitalization to the Purse Building restoration, has consistently demonstrated what urban redevelopment looks like when it is driven by someone with both the vision to see a district’s potential and the tenacity to build it.
“Leadership is about challenging convention, inspiring others, and creating lasting change.”
— Tanya Ragan
As Seen on Globe St
Founder and President of Wildcat Management, Tanya Ragan is a Dallas real estate developer, investor, and entrepreneur with twenty years developing some of North Texas’s most recognized neighborhoods. 2024 Texas Icon. Top 100 CRE Influencer. Co-author of Blaze Your Own Trail. She started in fashion, detoured through oil fields, built half of downtown Dallas, and has opinions about all three.