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Although it has been decades since Todd Richter attended his undergraduate and graduate schools of study, leadership at both higher learning institutions have nothing but positive praise for the financial businessman.
Richter is a 1979 graduate of the College of William & Mary in Virginia, where he played on the golf team. He’s also a 1981 graduate of the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University from which he earned his MBA in finance. Individuals from both of these prestigious schools shared commentary about Richter’s impact on past, current and future students as well as his generosity providing each college with a $5 million estate commitment.
Said Dean Daniel C. Smith from the Kelley School, “Todd Richter, through his extraordinary generosity and passionate support, actively lives out all the values that the Kelley School holds dear.” And the school’s executive director of development, Rick Dupree, agreed, calling Richter a “dedicated alumnus,” “Todd is one of the Kelley School’s most strategic and thoughtful donors.”
William & Mary Director of Athletics Terry Driscoll echoed these sentiments, “This gift is an extraordinary commitment from a former student-athlete who fully appreciates the life-influencing experience that participation in intercollegiate athletics at the College of William & Mary can provide for our student-athletes.”
Nothing But Praise for Todd Richter
December 20, 2022
Although it has been decades since Todd Richter attended his undergraduate and graduate schools of study, leadership at both higher learning institutions have nothing but positive praise for the financial businessman.
Richter is a 1979 graduate of the College of William & Mary in Virginia, where he played on the golf team. He’s also a 1981 graduate of the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University from which he earned his MBA in finance. Individuals from both of these prestigious schools shared commentary about Richter’s impact on past, current and future students as well as his generosity providing each college with a $5 million estate commitment.
Said Dean Daniel C. Smith from the Kelley School, “Todd Richter, through his extraordinary generosity and passionate support, actively lives out all the values that the Kelley School holds dear.” And the school’s executive director of development, Rick Dupree, agreed, calling Richter a “dedicated alumnus,” “Todd is one of the Kelley School’s most strategic and thoughtful donors.”
William & Mary Director of Athletics Terry Driscoll echoed these sentiments, “This gift is an extraordinary commitment from a former student-athlete who fully appreciates the life-influencing experience that participation in intercollegiate athletics at the College of William & Mary can provide for our student-athletes.”
- When he became an achieving adult in the financial field, Todd Richter chose to share his success with those who helped bring it to him. He chose to give back to his two alma maters that laid an educational foundation for his career.