I am thrilled to reflect on the transformative journey we’ve undertaken during the 2023-24 academic year at the Carl H. Lindner College of Business. We achieved a groundbreaking milestone by raising more than $20 million for the college in consecutive years.
From scholarships that open life-changing doors for students, to professorships that support world-class faculty dedicated to shaping future business leaders, our philanthropic efforts touch every facet of our college.
Lauren L. Jacquot, BA ’10, Executive Director of Development.
A powerful example was naming the Grau Center for Professional Selling. This transformative gift provided by Jim Grau, BBA ’73, not only honors our mission of empowering future business problem solvers, but also ensures that companies will pursue Lindner co-op students and graduates for top sales talent.
At Lindner, we are fostering an environment that empowers all individuals to thrive. Our commitment to inclusive excellence was strengthened by establishing 22 new scholarships. These scholarships serve as a catalyst for positive change, enabling individuals to cultivate a lasting sense of affinity and belonging, to fulfill their aspirations, and to make a difference in their communities and beyond.
In alignment with Lindner’s mission to be the nation’s leading co-op business school, we continue to raise funds to provide support and aid for students who need financial assistance to participate in our many forms of experiential learning.
In closing, I share my heartfelt thanks to every member of our alumni and donor community. Your shared commitment to excellence brings our vision to life. Beyond financial contributions, you enrich Lindner through mentorship, guidance and an unwavering belief in our students, faculty and staff. Together, we have built — and will continue to build — a legacy of philanthropy that will empower generations of business problem solvers. Let us carry forward the lessons learned, and the values upheld during this remarkable year.
If you are not an active member of the Lindner community, your involvement matters more than you may realize. Please contact me so that your impact can make a difference. It’s never too late to engage.
Thank you for your continued support,
Lauren L. Jacquot, BA ’10
Executive Director of Development
Executive Director of Development
4114 Carl H. Lindner Hall
Director of Development
4116 Carl H. Lindner Hall
Director of Development
4118 Carl H. Lindner Hall
Associate Director of Development & Stewardship
4110 Carl H. Lindner Hall
Jerry Fritz, Bus ’73, and his wife, Connie (top row), with Lindner students.
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