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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.

CREATE, a yearlong accelerator, helped student entrepreneurs refine business models, gain expert feedback and prepare ventures for future growth.

Members of the Class of 2026 shared the experiences, mentorship and opportunities that shaped their time at the TCU Neeley School of Business and prepared them for careers across industries and around the country.

Michael Manoogian, a Texas Christian University graduate who majored in finance, played a key role in STOMP Athletics’ growth, contributing to the team’s successful pitch and national exposure on “Shark Tank,” an ABC network television show.

North Texas business leaders and students gained direct perspective on navigating change, advancing with AI and leading in today’s evolving financial landscape.

Poets&Quants' national recognition for two Neeley seniors highlights leadership, academic excellence and real-world impact among top undergraduate business talent.

The new nine-month program, now recruiting for Fall 2026, equips graduates from non-business fields with the business expertise and skills to launch and accelerate their careers. Scholarships are available for students entering in Fall 2026.