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Fort Worth-based BridgeCap Partners raised $3.4 million for an apparent real estate investment. Crescent Partners is also looking to raise $17 million for an apparent project in Arlington. And a medical device company has also raised some funds. Form D Friday, our weekly roundup of federal filings tied to securities deals in Dallas-Fort Worth, provides early indications of what businesses and investors might be planning.

A local health care entity expressed a need that Jeff State worked quickly to fill.

The group has offices in Hoover, Cahaba Heights, Gardendale and the Clay/Chalkville area with plans to expand.

Biggest career achievement: “Being selected as the first African American registered nurse to lead the mental health department in Memphis and within the VISN 9 network.

Anna Joy Golden has proudly spent 23 years with Lakeside. The Behavioral Health System has provided mental health care and addiction treatment services to the Memphis and West Tennessee region for over 50 years.

Wendy Harris said she's always been interested in health care and was working at GE HealthCare at the time. But her firsthand experience sparked a particular interest in personalized medicine.

The health system’s board of directors also voted to start negotiations with a partner on the project.

This will be the first CAR-T cell therapy to both be developed at Mayo Clinic and biomanufactured on site.

Houston-based Coya Therapeutics (Nasdaq: COYA), which went public earlier this year, is adding former U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to its board following a private placement agreement.