Jack Gibbons, MBA ’05
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The University of Dallas Executives on Campus program was founded to further the university's mission by inviting successful business leaders to share their experiences with graduate and undergraduate students in the classroom. Through this program, alumni, business leaders and their companies are invited to partner with the university in our shared pursuit of management excellence.
Over 70 executives address our students each year. Past executives include:
Joe Januszewski, EVP, Texas Rangers Baseball Club
Craig Maccubbin, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, WestJet Airlines
Todd Strosnider, MBA ’12, Principal, STROJO
Doug Lattner, MBA ’75, Former CEO, Deloitte Consulting
Tom Nealon, MBA ’87, President, Southwest Airlines
Jennifer Boyanovsky, MBA ’03, Assistant Vice President of Marketing, AT&T
Jack Gibbons, MBA ’05, CEO, Front Burner Restaurants
Director, Corporate & Community Partnerships
Phone: 972-721-4139
Email: ralmanza@udallas.edu
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