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By providing mentorship, workshops, and potential funding, the TCU Neeley Institute for Entrepreneurship’s CREATE program empowers emerging entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into reality and cultivates the next generation of innovators.

The Full-time MBA program rankings improved multiple spots in both publications. Student and alumni feedback were factors, a credit to Neeley’s world-class faculty and the student experience provided.

The leaders discussed the new, developing TCU strategic plan, as well as Fort Worth business and community connections, pathways to student success during university growth, and the importance of research across the business landscape.

This summer, Michael Slattery, a professor in TCU’s College of Science & Engineering, was named the interim executive director of the Ralph Lowe Energy Institute. While the title is new, Slattery is no stranger to the institute or energy research.

Anna Kate Sundvold starts her second season as a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader this month, balancing the high-profile role that has been featured in a Netflix documentary on the globally recognized dance program and her full-time career as a financial planner.

The largest class of students yet came to campus this summer for a weeklong summer bridge program showcasing college life and careers in accounting, finance and entrepreneurship in partnership with NABA Inc.

Promotions and new faculty in the Accounting Department continue to enhance the teaching and research mission of TCU Neeley. Their industry expertise and pioneering research benefits accounting curriculum and the knowledge students gain.

In addition to being a recent graduate of the TCU Neeley School of Business Executive MBA program, Merianne Roth earned a promotion and now serves as TCU's Vice Chancellor of Marketing & Communication. Her journey, filled with determination, integrity, and support from her family and colleagues, has earned her a spot in the Poets&Quants 2024 Best and Brightest Executive MBAs.

TCU Neeley Research Highlight – Combining leadership experience, Neeley faculty influence industry and academic leaders through research findings.

In the first few weeks as the business school dean, Craig Crossland is meeting with faculty, staff and corporate partners, and attending student events.