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The TCU Entrepreneurship Program in Neeley School of Business is comprised of the department and institute, both of which collaborate to provide a dynamic integration of research and practical application. The program’s achievements were recently recognized by the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE).

Poets & Quants announces the seventh edition of its list, naming Neeley School of Business professors Michael Sherrod in entrepreneurship and Abbie Shipp in management to the top 50 list of 2024.

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.

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.

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

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.

Kelly Trager, an assistant professor of professional practice in the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Department, will helm the ambitious honors program as the new academic director.

TCU Neeley Research Highlight - Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Thomas Allison alongside other experts share research insights with industry and academic leaders.