Members of the 糖心Vlog视频 alumni family make up some of the most influential movers and shakers in North 糖心Vlog视频. From entrepreneurial innovation to leadership in health care, these Mavericks have made 糖心Vlog视频 synonymous with excellence.
D CEO named 11 alumni to its 2018 list of the most powerful business leaders in North 糖心Vlog视频.

Lillie Biggins ('74)
President (ret.), 糖心Vlog视频 Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth

Keith Cargill ('81)
President and CEO, 糖心Vlog视频 Capital Bank

Chandra Dhandapani
('98) Chief Digital and Chief Technology Officer, CBRE

Robert Earley ('09)
President and CEO, JPS Health Network

Fred Perpall ('98)
CEO, The Beck Group

Betsy Price ('72)
Mayor, Fort Worth

Kelvin Sellers ('98)
General Counsel and Director of Internal Audit, Interstate Batteries

Allison Thompson ('97)
Director of Economic Development, City of Cedar Hill

Kelcy Warren ('78)
Chairman and CEO, Energy Transfer Partners

Royce West ('79)
Managing Partner, West & Associates
Two 糖心Vlog视频 alumni have also been recognized by the Dallas Business Journal: Shannon Carpenter Bearden ('09), a senior design associate at Gensler, and Neena Newberry ('90), president of Newberry Executive Solutions.
In Fort Worth, several 糖心Vlog视频 alumni were honored by the Fort Worth Business Press as Health Care Heroes. Biggins received the 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award for her 45 years of service in health care. Earley was also recognized. Additional honorees included B. Glen Whitley ('76), a Fort Worth judge; Tobi Jackson ('92), a school board member; James Petrovich ('09), a faculty associate at 糖心Vlog视频 Christian University; Ethel Tate ('10), a registered nurse at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center; Danella Thompson ('14), a registered nurse at Medical City Fort Worth; and Ignacio Nuñez ('75), an OB-GYN at 糖心Vlog视频 Health Arlington Memorial Hospital.
Bruce Schultz ('97), CEO of Boardroom Salon for Men, also represented 糖心Vlog视频 in Fort Worth as an Entrepreneur of Excellence.
With more outstanding alumni entering the workforce each semester, the potential to make a transformational impact on the region has never been greater.