KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview

KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview continues our #SBM50 & #TMC30 Alumni Series with Chenese E. Strange, Law Magnet Class of 1998 and Controller for the City of Irving.

With over 17 years in public finance, Ms. Strange shares how her Townview roots, education, and dedication to service shaped her path as a leader in government accounting. Her story highlights perseverance, purpose, and the importance of giving back.

KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview continues our #SBM50 & #TMC30 Alumni Series with Chenese E. Strange, Law Magnet Class of 1998 and Controller for the City of Irving.

With over 17 years in public finance, Ms. Strange shares how her Townview roots, education, and dedication to service shaped her path as a leader in government accounting. Her story highlights perseverance, purpose, and the importance of giving back.

KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview continues our Alumni Series with Gabriel D. Langley, a graduate of the School of Health Professions, Class of 2000. An entrepreneur, musician, actor, fitness professional, and author, Gabriel has built a multifaceted career that bridges entertainment, business, and community.

From serving as the first Head Drum Major of the Big D Marching Band to appearing on BET’s College Hill and leading initiatives through Alpha Group Innovations and the Village Inspiration Project, his journey embodies creativity, leadership, and service.

Tune in as Gabriel shares how his experiences at Townview shaped his path, inspired his purpose, and continue to guide his impact today.

KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview continues our Alumni Series with Gabriel D. Langley, a graduate of the School of Health Professions, Class of 2000. An entrepreneur, musician, actor, fitness professional, and author, Gabriel has built a multifaceted career that bridges entertainment, business, and community.

From serving as the first Head Drum Major of the Big D Marching Band to appearing on BET’s College Hill and leading initiatives through Alpha Group Innovations and the Village Inspiration Project, his journey embodies creativity, leadership, and service.

Tune in as Gabriel shares how his experiences at Townview shaped his path, inspired his purpose, and continue to guide his impact today.

KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview continues our #SBM50 & #TMC30 Alumni Series with Brandon Collier, TAG Class of 1999. After 15 years in sales, Brandon discovered his passion for User Experience (UX) Design and now serves as Manager of Digital Experience at Dallas College, shaping meaningful digital interactions for students and the community.

Join us as he shares his journey, lessons learned, and how he bridges creativity, technology, and human connection.

KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview continues our #SBM50 & #TMC30 Alumni Series with Brandon Collier, TAG Class of 1999. After 15 years in sales, Brandon discovered his passion for User Experience (UX) Design and now serves as Manager of Digital Experience at Dallas College, shaping meaningful digital interactions for students and the community.

Join us as he shares his journey, lessons learned, and how he bridges creativity, technology, and human connection.

In this episode of KSBM Radio: The Voice of Townview, we feature Veronica Arredondo, proud graduate of the School of Science and Engineering Class of 2011.

From serving as President of Project Green at Townview to becoming Miss American Indian OSU and founding Luksi Print LLC, a Native American woman owned business, Veronica’s story is one of leadership, purpose, and community.

Tune in as she shares how her experiences at Townview shaped her journey and inspired her to give back through business and advocacy.

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SBM50 & TMC30 Alumni Series

Featuring Veronica Arredondo (SEM Class of 2011)

From SEM to CEO, Veronica Arredondo shares her inspiring journey from her days as a student leader at the School of Science and Engineering to becoming the founder of Luksi Print LLC, a Native American woman-owned business making a difference across communities.

Listen as Veronica talks about identity, leadership, and the power of giving back. Her story is a celebration of heritage, hard work, and the lasting impact of a Townview education.

Follow and share to celebrate 50 years of the School of Business and Management and 30 years of Townview Magnet Center excellence.

Carolina Hernandez Class of 2006 knows what it means to build something that lasts. A proud graduate of the Business Magnet Center, she turned her passion for business and creativity into two successful companies. Carolina is the founder and CEO of Louis Gloria Painting, known for its artistry and precision, and the CEO of Legacy Funds, where she leads real estate investments that strengthen communities.

As we celebrate 50 years of SBM and 30 years of Townview, Carolina returns to share her story from the classrooms that shaped her to the boardrooms she leads today. She continues to mentor young women in high school, helping them see that leadership begins with self belief and purpose.

#CarolinaHernandez #SBM50 #TMC30 #KSBMRadio #TownviewPride #StandingOnBusiness #LegacyInAction

Carolina Hernandez Class of 2006 turned her passion for business and creativity into purpose. She is the founder and CEO of Louis Gloria Painting and Legacy Funds, where she blends artistry, leadership, and community impact.

As we celebrate 50 years of SBM and 30 years of Townview, Carolina returns to share how confidence and vision can shape a lasting legacy.

#CarolinaHernandez #SBM50 #TMC30 #KSBMRadio #TownviewPride #StandingOnBusiness #LegacyInAction