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MBACurriculum
Whether you work for-profit or non-profit, whether you start your own business or land a spot at one of the world’s leading corporations, a business degree is a hot commodity, helping you build crucial skills like leadership, strategy and negotiation that you can leverage for success in any situation.
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A one-year applied masters with an emphasis on the use of analytics in business. Gain actionable insights and transferable skills involving data science, platforming and management.
Work with technical and statistical software through experiential learning, case study analysis and project immersion.
We’re impressed with our students. Recruiters are, too. We match companies with the best students for internships and full-time positions. Join us for recruiting events, networking, panels, speaking engagement, interviews and more ways to hire a Horned Frog.
John Bizjak
Professor and Chair
Finance Department
Tyson Browning
Professor of Operations Management
Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Department
Craig Crossland
John V. Roach Dean of the Neeley School of Business
Professor of Management
Dean’s Office
Beata Jones
Professor of Professional Practice, BIS
Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Department
Bob Leone
Professor of Marketing
Marketing Department
Karen Nelson
Professor
Accounting Department
Elizabeth Plummer
Professor
Accounting Department
Morgan Swink
Executive Director
Professor
Center for Supply Chain Innovation
Amy Troutman
Instructor II
Director, Professional Program in Accounting
Accounting Department
The concept of secret shoppers is not new to organizations large and small. But what lessons can be learned when the leader of that organization becomes the secret shopper? How might an experience on the front lines change the way leaders make decisions that will drastically impact their organization?
U.S. Cellular President, Laurent Therivel and CEO of the Vitamin Shoppe, Sharon Leite recently found out exactly what that experience would be like. Starring in individual episodes of the popular CBS series, “Undercover Boss”, both Therivel and Leite had the opportunity to work, engage with employees and participate in the day to day store-front operations of their organizations – all in disguise.
Join John V. Roach Neeley School of Business Dean, Daniel Pullin, for an in-depth discussion around the television experience for both of these leaders, how meeting the front-line teams has changed or impacted the decisions they make for their customers and employees and how they’ve transformed as leaders after this experience.
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| Sharon Leite CEO, The Vitamin Shoppe |
Laurent Therivel CEO, UScellular |
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| Moderator Danial Pullin John V. Roach Dean of the Neeley School of Business at TCU |
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