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A better start: Trulaske alumnus finds success in frozen breakfast market
By Stephen Schmidt
Clint Matthews, BS ’05, MBA ’12, has never been the biggest inspirational quote enthusiast. Look into his locker room when he played for the Missouri Tigers football team, and you probably would not see many words of wisdom taped inside.
Discovering a 'second home:' Student maintains strong ties to Trulaske from Japan
By Stephen Schmidt
Before coming to the University of Missouri to pursue a BS BA degree at the Trulaske College of Business in the fall of 2018, Masato Takeshita — second from the left in the photo above — had never traveled outside of his native Japan. Furthermore, he spent most of his time in the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, the country’s capital city and one of the world’s largest with close to 14 million people within its limits.
It’s about access: Commitment from Allen family helps under-resourced, under-represented Trulaske students
William “W.D” Allen has dedicated much of his career to investing in the future. In a former life, Allen (B.S. BA ’90; Ph.D. ’06) worked as a fixed-income manager, a real estate developer and a small business owner. After earning his doctorate in 2006, he stayed on at MU for 10 years at the Trulaske College of Business as an assistant teaching professor, known to go out of his way to counsel a student in need.