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Student startups in food, tech and education split prize allocation after a year of building, refining and pitching their businesses before a panel of judges experienced entrepreneurship and venture capital.

Raytheon leader David Boelens provided a one-hour showcase for students detailing the various ways supply chain strategy shapes global impact and emphasized the importance of relationships in professional growth.

Brandi Fields and her son, Kyle Fields, will share the commencement stage this week celebrating new heights in their educational journey and their connection as mother and son.

Executive Education Insights: Eric Arseneau, faculty leader at TCU Neeley Executive Education, unpacks how generative AI is shifting from hype to real business impact—reshaping corporate strategy, innovation, and leadership.

Executive Education Insights: Jim Roach, executive director for the TCU Neeley Executive Education program, explains the value of authentic executive presence through the use of two key skills - humility and curiosity.

Partnership with TCU Neeley Executive Education celebrates a decade of collaboration, growth and impact in healthcare leadership.

At this semester’s final Against All Odds speaker series event, Kyles inspired students by sharing personal experiences that helped him embrace difficult moments and the importance of developing a plan, demonstrating discipline and possessing a clear vision.

Jon Greifenkamp, a senior level executive with the Chicago Cubs, offered students a candid look at leadership, career growth and creating impact beyond the ballpark.

Through the Ralph Lowe Energy Institute, Energy MBA students are collaborating with international partners to develop practical energy solutions from West Texas to Suriname.

The Neeley School of Business graduate program continues to advance in the 2024-2025 U.S. News & World Report ranking driven by positive trends across career outcomes, compensation and program reputation.