Fees for companies with more than 100 WT alumni employees will be determined based on their total number. “We hope that, through corporate networks like this, employee relationships within the company strengthen, as does their connection with the University, with fellow alumni and with current students,” said Ronnie Hall, WT Alumni Association executive director.Ĭompanies that agree to form a corporate network pay membership fees for their WT alumni employees, Hall said.Īnnual fees are $2,500 for small companies up to 25 WT alumni employees $3,500 for medium-sized companies up to 50 WT alumni employees and $5,000 for large companies up to 100 WT alumni employees.
The network is similar to existing regional chapters, such as in Wellington and the Top of Texas Chapter that encompasses several north Panhandle counties, which serve alumni who are tied together geographically, as well as college-centered organizations like the Ag Development Association, which connect alumni who graduated from specific programs. “We believe this chapter will create a real sense of pride among this group.” “More than 20 percent of our team and more than half of our board of directors are WT alumni,” said Eric Jenkins, ECU president and CEO. Officials said the ECU WT Alumni Network will serve as a focal point for additional volunteer opportunities for ECU employees and solidify their bonds to WT. Copy by Chip Chandler, 80, Texas - West Texas A&M University and Education Credit Union will partner for a first-of-its-kind organization for Buffs in the workforce.
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