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Bowling Green State University has produced many notable entrepreneurs who have created successful start-ups with their keen innovative thinking and foresight. Each year the College of Business Administration and its Dallas-Hamilton Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership honor a select group of outstanding innovators by induction into the Dallas-Hamilton Entrepreneurial Hall of Fame.
The class of 2009 includes the following world-class entrepreneurs:
Edson R. “Ted” Arneault, ‘69
Mr. Arneault has a long history of significantly growing businesses. Starting as a Certified Public Accountant and a partner of a major national public accounting firm, Arneault took the first leap in his successful entrepreneurial career as the CEO of a growing oil and gas company, Century Well Service…. (More story)
Otara Chandiram Gunewardane, ‘85
Ms. Gunewardane grew her business from the trunk of her car to one of the leading fashion and retail forces in Sri Lanka and in Asia….(More story)
Michael Hoskins, ‘77
Mr. Hoskins has successfully started and contributed to several software companies. Beginning in the 1980’s Hoskins formed SaudiSoft, a leading software company in the Middle East…(More story)
Michael Wilcox, ‘75
Mr. Wilcox founded a successful financial services business in Toledo, Ohio, that has steadily grown through several market cycles to include a list of clients from throughout the world…(More story)
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