Participants and advisors, please review this detailed agenda. You are expected to attend all the agenda items in purple.
at Hyatt Place TCU, Lobby
Hotel check-in begins at 3
at TCU Neeley School of Business, Shaddock Auditorium
Dress Code: Business Casual (emphasis on casual)
Co-Founders, Scott Kennedy & Fergus Moore
Values and Ventures Alumni '12
Introduction by Daniel Pullin, President of TCU
Scott Kennedy and Fergus Moore are the visionary entrepreneurs behind Revive Eco, a Glasgow-based startup revolutionizing sustainability by transforming used coffee grounds into a viable alternative to palm oil. Their innovative approach to waste upcycling is reshaping industries and reducing environmental impact on a global scale.
Kennedy and Moore co-founded Revive Eco in 2015 after graduating from the University of Strathclyde. Their work addresses one of the world’s most pressing sustainability challenges—reducing reliance on virgin palm oil, a key driver of deforestation and habitat destruction. Through their patented process, Revive Eco extracts valuable oils from discarded coffee grounds, repurposing waste into high-quality ingredients for the cosmetics, food, and beverage industries.
Under their leadership, Revive Eco has secured significant investment, including over £500,000 in grants and private funding, alongside a highly successful crowdfunding campaign that exceeded its target within hours of launch. Their work has earned attention from global brands eager for sustainable ingredient alternatives, and their partnership with SAS Pivert in France is helping scale up production and maximize impact.
As keynote speakers at the 15th Annual Values and Ventures Competition, Kennedy and Moore will share their journey of transforming waste into opportunity, the role of circular economies in driving innovation, and how sustainability can be both environmentally and economically viable. Their pioneering work exemplifies the power of entrepreneurship in tackling global challenges while creating lasting value.
For more on their mission and impact, visit Revive Eco.
TCU Neeley School of Business, Hays Hall Atrium
Fajita Dinner
Featuring the TCU Mariachi Band and TCU Ballet Folklorico
Late Registration by request only
Hyatt Place TCU, Lobby
If your flight is delayed, please inform us so we can make the necessary arrangements.
Hyatt Place Breakfast Bar
meet at Hyatt Place, Lobby to walk over to TCU
TCU Neeley School of Business, Hays Hall Banquet Room NEEL 2303AB
Updates on any changes to the program from Lianne Yang, Director of Programming and welcome remarks from Lisa Barrentine, CEO of First Preston HT and co-founder of Values and Ventures
TCU Neeley School of Business, various classrooms
Dress Code: business casual - business formal presentation attire
[Please refer to the table below to figure out where you need to be.]
TCU Gutierrez Hall
TCU Neeley School of Business, Shaddock Auditorium
Lightning Round participants will be announced immediately before they present. All competitors must be present and ready to go up when they are called.
TCU Neeley School of Business, Hays Hall Banquet Room NEEL 2303AB
Please refer to the table below to figure when you are scheduled for your feedback session
Relax at TCU or at the hotel - walk back to the hotel to get the bus to Billy Bob's!
Buses will pick up at the Hyatt
Hotel pick up: 5:30 - meet at Hyatt Place Lobby
81 Club, Billy Bob's Texas, Fort Worth Stockyards
Dress Code: western or casual attire
Barbeque Dinner
Line Dancing
Rodeo
[Buses will leave at 9, 9:30, and 10 PM from where they dropped off.]
Hyatt Place Breakfast Bar
meet at Hyatt Place, Lobby to walk over to TCU
TCU Neeley School of Business, Shaddock Auditorium
Finalists will be announced immediately before they present. All competitors must be present and ready to go up.
Gutierrez Hall
Meet at the Neeley Fountain to walk over to the Legends Club
Legends Club, Amon Carter Stadium, TCU
Featuring Four Day Weekend