This fall, two Longhorns will enter the McCombs School of Business with a unique support system. Todd Maclin, BBA ’78, Life Member, a retired executive with a storied career at JPMorgan Chase, along with his wife and children, has created a Texas Exes scholarship designed to give Black students from the Dallas/Fort Worth area access to the personal and professional network the family has built together.
Motivated by the distressing news cycle and national conversation about race, the Maclins started talking last summer about what they could do to help. The result was an endowment large enough to cover tuition and fees annually for two students, and a commitment to be there for them however they could phone calls, setting up lunch dates with influential family friends, and introductions to industry leaders who could offer advice. The family agreed that their shared network had been a major factor in getting them to and through competitive colleges. Beyond just writing a check, thos
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Spilling the Tea on Boba Republic Entrepreneur, David J. Kim
ALLEN, TX / ACCESSWIRE / December 24, 2020 / It is no secret that boba tea is one of 2020 s top trends, and the business market agrees. Global markets forecast that boba tea is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of nearly 9% between now and 2027, totaling approximately $4.25 billion. Business marketing expert, David J. Kim believes in investing with intent while developing communities culminated from positivity, kindness, and boba tea.
David is a Houston, Texas, native from a family of local business owners. He is a University of Texas at Austin graduate and currently pursuing his MBA part-time at the McCombs School of Business. After graduating with a Finance and History degree, he joined the family business, Jumping World, where he developed his expertise in business operations and real estate. David helped Jumping World grow from six successful locations to eleven locations in a matter of four years.