The TCU Neeley School of Business appointed Ann Bluntzer, associate professor of professional practice in management and leadership, executive director of the TCU Ralph Lowe Energy Institute.
“Bluntzer’s deep experience with and passion for energy, combined with her extensive network among domestic and global industry leaders, positions the Ralph Lowe Energy Institute to further advance TCU’s distinctive contributions to the energy space,” said Daniel Pullin, John V. Roach Dean of the TCU Neeley School of Business.
The institute is dedicated to developing tomorrow’s energy leaders for a sustainable future through its focus on academics and innovation in the classroom, research and outreach through building relationships with the energy and business industries.
As executive director, Bluntzer works in concert with TCU’s Ralph Lowe Energy Institute Board of Advisors, which she has served on since 2013, to provide strategic direction and leadership for the program.
“TCU students, alumni, faculty and industry partners have an impressive and storied history with the energy sector,” Bluntzer said. “My intention is to honor that legacy while seeking new opportunities to grow TCU’s relevance as a global energy thought leader.”
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