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TCU Neeley welcomed CEO Robert Isom for a discussion on leadership, highs and lows, and the economic growth of North Texas.

To pay forward the advantages that a TCU education provides, the Garretts’ $1 million gift to TCU Neeley School programs will fund students in need with business attire and study abroad experiences.

In his first months as the John V. Roach Dean of the TCU Neeley School of Business, Craig Crossland has made a commitment to build upon the school’s academic excellence and elevated student experience, fostering advanced research, collaborations and community engagement.

The 2024 Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence Award was presented to the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation this month, making the institute one of only five universities to win this award twice.

Through practical application, insights, and industry experience, Brent Woodford, the Hirth Family Foundation Executive-in-Residence for Accounting, is equipping Neeley students for success in a dynamic accounting landscape.

In a conversation powered by Bank of America, Jennifer Treviño, the executive director of Leadership Fort Worth, shared her journey and urged students to seize the moment to lead and identify opportunities to make a significant impact.

The TCU Sales Center invited students to practice making cold-calls as part of TCU Gives Day, demonstrating the power of giving and connecting with key stakeholders on the other end of the phone.

TCU alumna Nikki Morris is set to take the reins of the institute Oct 28, bringing 17 years of leadership roles in the oil and gas industry.

Tom Bates is named the inaugural Mitchell Family Endowed Executive-in-Residence in Energy through a generous gift from TCU alumnus Chris Mitchell.

Energy Week welcomes industry executives, TCU leaders and energy innovators to campus for a full week of activities benefitting students, faculty and alumni.