William Lorenz
Inspired by the Marianists' work in Africa, Bill Lorenz devotes his life to helping the uprooted. BBC News drew international attention to his efforts by publishing his diary when he traveled with thousands of Sudanese on a treacherous trek three years ago. More >>
George Hanley
George Hanley learned trading as a runner at the Chicago Board of Trade. Today, he's constructed a state-of-the-art trading room at his alma mater to prepare tomorrow's derivative traders. More >>
Alison Black
Alison Black is using her newly earned business leadership degree to lead through serving others. Inspired by her mother's influence, she's devoting a year after graduation to working with troubled youth in Chicago. More >>
Lauren Clarisey
When Lauren Clarisey learned about Flyer Enterprises, one of the largest student-run businesses in the country, she abandoned plans to attend college in Chicago. It was a smart business move. Today, she's the CEO of Flyer Enterprises, which employs 190 people and enjoys annual revenues topping $1 million. More >>
Donna L. Street, Ph.D.
A renowned expert in international accounting, Donna Street teaches, makes presentations, conducts research and organizes conferences around the world — logging more than 10,000 miles annually. Each summer, MBA students accompany her to London, home of the International Accounting Standards Board. More >>
Tom Giltner
During the annual RISE forum, students like Tom Giltner not only help stage the world's largest student investment forum, they also rub shoulders with the biggest names on Wall Street. More >>
Brian Roberts
On the basketball court and in the classroom, Brian Roberts excels. "When you say you graduated from the University of Dayton with a business degree, it's looked upon highly in the real world," he says. More >>
Robert Chelle
Bob Chelle was born an entrepreneur. Today, he teaches students how to start their own businesses — in a program ranked fifth best in the nation. More >>
David Phillips
Cincinnati Works changed Dave Phillips' life. The poverty-to-work program he co-founded helps 700 families every year. It's one reason why his alma mater gave him the 2007 Distinguished Alumnus Award. More >>
Lee Lochtefeld
It's not everyday you meet the CEO of an international conglomerate who bears your name. Junior Lee Lochtefeld has rubbed shoulders with numerous CEOs en route to gaining real-world experience in finance and entrepreneurship. More >>
