Arthur Mills IV and Sarah Krauss

AM talks about what drew him to the University of Texas, saying that he wanted to make a large impact in a large community.

AM talks about the expectations that his family had for him and that he had for himself.

AM talks about studying business and finance at the University of Texas and about the flexibility and transferability of the skills he learned at that time.

AM talks about the mentorship of his grandfather and about the lessons his grandfather imparted. He also talks about how well those lessons aligned with the mission of the McCombs School of Business and about mentors he had at the University of Texas.

AM talks about his experience as a person of color at the University of Texas.

AM talks about his career path, detailing his time in finance and at Dell and General Mills before transitioning to work in the nonprofit sector.

AM talks about his experience working at the New Teacher Center.

AM talks about working with the Fulton County School District in Georgia.

AM describes how the flexibility and transferability of skills he learned in business school helped him to be successful in a wide variety of work.

AM shares memories of some of his former classmates and talks about what they are doing now. He also talks about the strong sense of community at the McCombs School of Business.

AM talks about how important it is that business becomes more diverse and inclusive in the future and about the value of business that aims not just to earn profits but to uplift communities as well.

AM talks about relationships he formed through the McCombs School of Business community.