Topic: Neeley School of Business

The Class of 2017 Neeley School of Business alumni went from making acai bowls in a college kitchen to building Realsy, a multimillion-dollar snack company.

Former TCU Trustee Thomas Gregory Sumner ’67 (MBA ’68), an entrepreneur whose volunteer leadership helped shape his alma mater, died Feb. 14.

TCU Neeley School of Business student Beckett Kitaen co-founded Buffs, a clean-label protein snack startup shaped by experimentation and entrepreneurial drive.

At a conference table instead of a bench, two Texas judges help people erase criminal charges through treatment and second chances.

Research from TCU shows that workers who focus on the past are more likely to act on intentions to quit, while future-focused employees who weigh long-term risks are less likely to leave.

Meet the TCU junior who’s balancing business studies with hours in the cockpit.

Senior Chancellor’s Scholar Charity Ketu embodies TCU’s connection culture with bold ideas and a big heart.

A Neeley certificate program teaches business from a health care perspective.

Ford Credit executive Carlos Treadway takes a relationship-based approach to financing.

Sportscaster Newy Scruggs mixes charisma with business acumen in a thriving on-camera career.