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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.

Olaoluwatomi "Tomi" Taiwo is living her dream as she prepares to compete in basketball at the Paris 2024 Olympics representing Team Nigeria. Taiwo characterizes her TCU student athlete path as infused with poise, empathy, and a proactive approach to life.

In addition to his leadership role as a director, James Hill is a finance professor in the TCU Neeley School of Business, industry expert, public official and an active volunteer with multiple North Texas programs.

May’s varied engagement across the university promises chances to cultivate fresh opportunities on campus.

TCU Neeley School of Business graduate programs continue to be recognized in national rankings in categories, such as operations and supply chain.

Through the hands-on exploration provided at the TCU Neeley Center for Supply Chain Innovation’s summer camp, students gain valuable insight on supply chain, marketing and business technology.

An assignment in Isabel Benjamin-Alvarado’s international business course led her to submit an application for the global business competition and travel to Thailand to compete this summer.

TCU Neeley finance professor and energy expert, Tom Seng provided insights on Hurricane Beryl’s path in the Texas Gulf Coast, and explained how the damage could have been worse for the oil and gas companies in the area.

Two business owners with Neeley connections received the Texas Business Hall of Fame honor this summer. Kassidy Allen, a senior, has developed an allergen-friendly meal prep business for college students and her award includes a scholarship. Caleb Biggurs, a recent MBA graduate, leads an entertainment marketing agency and will also be awarded a $15,000 prize.