Tricia Linderman divides her time between Dallas, Texas, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming and rarely does so without animals in tow. A longtime advocate for animal welfare, Tricia served on the Board of the SPCA of Texas and was honored with the organization’s 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award.

Tricia was deeply involved in the creation of Klyde Warren Park, the nationally recognized urban park in the heart of Dallas and continues to work with the Foundation as it raises funds for the Park’s next phase of development. Prior to her work with the Park, she spent 15 years at Texas Capital Bank, helping the organization grow from a small private bank into one of the region’s most successful publicly traded financial institutions. Earlier in her career, Tricia spent 10 years with EDS, where she participated in the company’s Loaned Executive Program, which included the opportunity to work on a Presidential Inaugural Ceremony and manage special events for USA Cycling during the 1996 Olympic Games.

Tricia is a graduate of Southern Methodist University and earned a master’s degree in labor and employment law from Tulane Law School.