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Four Neeley students competed in the Leaders of Tomorrow International Case Competition in Dublin, developing strategies for the 2027 Ryder Cup and UEFA EURO 2028.

TCU Neeley professor Kelly Trager shares lessons with NBC 5 about authenticity, intellectual property and the entrepreneurial strategy behind Dolly Parton’s decades-long business success.

Ryan Stafford, vice president of talent management at Fluor Corporation and faculty lead with TCU Neeley Executive Education, shares practical strategies for leadership capabilities, cultural priorities and human skills that matter most in today’s workplace.

Faculty-led research through Neeley’s Center for Supply Chain Innovation connects academic expertise and industry data to examine complex business questions and uncover insights beyond traditional measures. The most recent analysis is a study of American Airlines' economic impact on North Texas.

Thirty Neeley student-athletes earned recognition from the Big 12 Conference for outstanding academic achievement, reflecting the discipline, resilience and leadership they bring to the classroom and competition.

Designed to help students thrive from their first semester, Neeley's onboarding experience combines orientation, peer coaching and mentorship to support academic, professional and personal success.

Executive Education Insights: Jim Roach, the executive director of TCU Neeley Executive Education, provides practical strategies for leading with purpose amid rapid change and continuous transformation.

In one semester, Neeley AI Forward engaged more than 600 students, faculty and industry partners through workshops, classroom innovation, Google AI micro-credentials and industry collaboration that prepare graduates for an AI-driven business world.

Hosted at TCU Neeley, the annual Continuing Professional Education program brought together accounting professionals, alumni and faculty to explore AI in accounting, current tax issues, financial reporting and emerging issues shaping the profession.

More than 200 sophomore business students connected with mentors through one-on-one relationships, career programming and peer-led leadership opportunities.