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Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management Ellie Falcone and her coauthors conducted two pioneering studies to uncover how and why corporate social responsibility behaviors spread, stall or diverge across firms—transforming how leaders think about sustainability strategy in supply chain networks.

The national recognition honors Weltman's exceptional teaching, industry expertise and impact on Neeley students.

TCU Neeley Research Highlight – In the Journal of Operations Management publication, Assistant Professor Ellie Falcone examines how supply-chain firms adopt corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices independently or leverage peers’ actions.

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.

Graduate students from 20 teams of top talent tackled a complex supply chain scenario bridging marketing, supply chain, Frito Lay and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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.

Leading up to the 2024 commencement ceremony, these seniors shared their fondest memories of the Neeley School of Business as hundreds of business students achieved a remarkable personal milestone.