Poets & Quants reached out to the top 50
undergraduate business schools to compile this year’s Best & Brightest
students.
TCU Neeley
Seniors James Griffin and Taylor Huang are featured for their academic
excellence, leadership, character, potential, personal narrative and impact on
the program.
“They are
role models who embody the spirit of their school, demonstrate the
possibilities and set the standard for classes to follow,” said Jeff
Schmitt, Poets & Quants’ senior writer.
Griffin and Huang are featured in profiles discussing
their proudest achievements, favorite professors, lessons learned, advice and
more.
Griffin isa finance major and Neeley Fellow. He interns at Luther
King Capital Management in Fort Worth and will move to New York City after
graduation to work for Credit Suisse. He said thatTCU Neeley’s “pay it forward” spirit surprised and inspired
him. “From the day
I became part of the TCU Neeley School of Business, I was embraced by older
students, faculty and staff. People with more experience than me expressed
a sincere interest in my success and happiness. I hope to make the same kind of
impact on students younger than me by the time I graduate, and into the future.”
Read Griffin’s article
here: https://poetsandquantsforundergrads.com/2019/03/24/2019-best-brightest-james-griffin-texas-christian-university-neeley/
Huang is an
entrepreneurial management major and BNSF Neeley Leader who has already founded
several successful companies. In his article he says his mother influenced him
to pursue business in college. “After my father passed away, my mother had to
take a risk to start a business to have enough financial capability to raise
me. My mother has always been a great business operator and manager. She is the
one who inspired me to be a better businessman so I can help her.”
Read Huang’s
article here: https://poetsandquantsforundergrads.com/2019/03/24/2019-best-brightest-taylor-huang-texas-christian-university-neeley/