Honors from Huhtamaki: Sales competition drives Trulaske students to think ‘inside’ the box
From transfer to Tiger
Trulaske alum Brandon Tucker talks about preserving memories, protecting a legacy
‘Sea Captain’ Phil Bender takes Trulaske students on ‘The Voyage’
University of Missouri alum Phil Bender left a successful career as a managing partner at Northwestern Mutual to don a new hat: that of The Sea Captain.
Innovative program to remove barriers garners award for Trulaske faculty member
At an early age, Angela Knoerr observed that she had specific learning needs. Processing new input was sometimes challenging for her, but she could master it when given the opportunity to ask questions.
‘Where Health Meets Hustle’: Trulaske entrepreneur helps power Mizzou campus
Like most kids, siblings Dominic St. Jean and Gabriella St. Jean participated in a cherished tradition: running their own lemonade stand.
A royal achievement: Trulaske student crowned Mizzou’s 2025 Homecoming Queen
There’s no doubt, Hannah Banks has made her mark on the University of Missouri. Banks, an accountancy student in Mizzou’s Robert J.
Innovative program gives Trulaske students a first-hand look at Wall Street
Meredith Aslin Imber, a 2002 graduate of the University of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business, was working in finance on Wall Street when she noticed that she was not getting many visits from Mizzou students.
From Trulaske to Texas triumph: Entrepreneurial mindset leads Mizzou alum to Hall of Fame success
As chairman and founder of Provident, a Dallas-based team of real estate and financial service professionals that’s developed more than $6 billion in real estate projects, Leon Backes (pronounced Back-Us), BSBA ’79, has earned the respect of his p
‘Continued pursuit of excellence’ inspires Mizzou career spanning three decades
A track scholarship brought New Zealand native Jackie Rasmussen to the United States as a college student. And she hasn’t stopped chasing her own goals — and helping others pursue theirs — since.
Uzbekistan Professor Shares Expertise, Learns U.S. Culture at Mizzou
Bringing different backgrounds and thoughts together can yield some astonishing results.
Trulaske entrepreneur turns plethora of peppers into business with a bite
Three years ago, Killion Hardesty and buddy Gage Ryan found themselves with a plethora of peppers on their hands — so they cooked up a plan that is blazing a new path within the Columbia condiment crowd.
Mizzou R.A.H.! Young Trulaske alumni honored for professional achievements
The Mizzou R.A.H. (Recent Alumni Honorees) Award sheds light on the incredible things young alumni are doing across the globe.
Trade Trek – Student Reflection: Carolyn Murphy
Carolyn Murphy, Junior
Major: Management
Graduation: Spring 2026
Trulaske leaders offer a warm ‘Summer Welcome’ to new students
Mizzou’s Summer Welcome is a rite of passage for new students at the University of Missouri. Summer Welcome Leaders are often the first members of the Mizzou community that new students meet when arriving on campus.
Retired four-star Navy admiral shares lessons on ethical leadership during School of Accountancy’s Orin Ethics Symposium
Patrick M. Walsh, a retired four-star admiral with the U.S. Navy, is a seasoned leader known for his ability to excel under pressure.
Building a legacy: How Kansas City’s entrepreneurial giant, Greg Maday, built success on relationships and trust
For Greg Maday. B.S.B.A. ’86, business has always been about the relationships.
My journey of discovery: from Mizzou to Microsoft
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2024 issue of Trulaske Magazine.
Driven to lead: Allyson Witherspoon is building a legacy for herself in the automotive industry
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2024 issue of Trulaske Magazine
Allyson Witherspoon, B.S.B.A. ’99, has always loved cars – their design and the sense of independence they give.
A legacy of excellence: Vairam Arunachalam’s three-decade impact on the School of Accountancy at the Trulaske College of Business
In the winter of 1991, a Greyhound bus rumbled into downtown Columbia.
A calculated risk: Trulaske alumni find success with online retail business
Their friends and families worried that launching a business nearly straight out of college was too risky. What if it failed?