Marketing alum Nick Marino Jr., celebrated as a 'twentysomething trailblazer,' has provided meals to more than 2 million people in need through his work with TangoTab, and that's just one way he's giving back.
Alexis Scott ('95 M.S.) calls herself a Triple E -- an engineer, an entrepreneur and an educator. The National Society of Black Engineers Dallas-Fort Worth chapter calls her one of the "Hidden Figures of Dallas: Top Women of Color in STEM."
A former member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, this marketing alum stepped to the other side of the field to expand the brand's identity — which included creating a reality TV show now entering its 12th season.
With 23 years of city and county management experience, alum T.C. Broadnax ('93 M.P.A.) returns to Texas as Dallas' city manager, serving 1.3 million residents and responsible for a $3.1 billion annual budget.
Family comes first for Taylor Toynes ('12), but not only his own. Toynes is fiercely committed to improving early education and the lives of people in his hometown community of Oak Cliff.
Inspired to follow in his parents' entrepreneurial footsteps, Houston's first African American hotel developer had his first property on the ground at age 28 and isn't slowing down.
College of Business alumna Paula Waggoner-Aguilar ('95 M.S.) founded own firm to offer small private companies the same financial leadership that benefits major corporations.
