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Launched as students on campus and guided by TCU Neeley faculty mentorship, HNY+ turned a wellness experiment into a fast-growing energy brand, earning national recognition for innovation and impact

Updates across artificial intelligence, leadership development, executive engagement, community partnerships and graduate programs strengthen student-centered priorities and industry connection at Neeley.

Texas Christian University Professor Will Drover and co-author Laura Huang, a professor at Northeastern University, reveal why artificial intelligence (AI) adoption advances unevenly across tasks and roles, and what leaders should know to navigate the transformation.

The Neeley School of Business rises to No. 23 globally and No. 2 in Texas in the 2026 Poets&Quants ranking of the World’s Best MBA Programs for Entrepreneurship, reflecting the school’s deep commitment to entrepreneurship, innovation and hands-on experience to elevate student learning.

Texas Christian University graduate Forrest Williams, ‘25, was honored with the Future Texas Business Legend Scholar award for his drowning prevention wearable, WaterWatch. For the recognition, he will receive a $15,000 prize.

Two new Executive-in-Residence bring their industry expertise to the classroom. Monte Dobson, retired senior leader at ExxonMobil, is the Mitchell Family Endowed Executive-in-Residency in Energy, and Michael Browning, founder and CEO of Unleashed Brands, will integrate his extensive franchising experience.

Celebrating five years at Texas Christian University (TCU), the Accelerated Career Awareness Program continues to transform lives—offering students from diverse backgrounds a powerful introduction to college, careers in business, and the confidence to lead.

Nate Meyer and Ty Vansteenburg are closing out their senior year by putting their classroom knowledge into action as Jimmy John’s franchisee co-owners. The classmates credit the TCU Neeley School of Business’s academic and hands-on learning with preparing them for this endeavor.

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.