
Hexatronic provides innovative fiber optic and digital infrastructure solutions that help power today’s communication networks and integrated technologies.
Under the leadership of CEO Mike Cox and President Dustin McLeod, the company is committed to delivering industry-leading solutions while fostering a culture rooted in integrity, people and community impact. For several years, they have proudly supported TCU Starpoint and the KinderFrogs School, believing that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. This partnership reflects the company’s commitment to supporting initiatives that enrich lives and positively impact the people it serves.
“We believe the strongest connections extend beyond technology; they are the connections we build within our communities," the leadership team states. "Supporting TCU Starpoint and the KinderFrogs School reflects our commitment to investing in future generations and helping every child reach their full potential. As we continue building the infrastructure that connects the world, we are equally committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those around us.”

(Mike Cox) (Dustin McLeod)
Arielle Austin Schmeck (BBA ’13, MAc ’14) and Jeffrey Schmeck (BS ’11) are proud TCU alumni and even prouder parents to current KinderFrog Luke and future KinderFrog Addison, “Addie.” Luke surprised his parents with his magical extra 21st chromosome, also known as Down syndrome, when he was born. This sparked Arielle and Jeffrey’s passion to support individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities, specifically helping those individuals as they pursue a post-secondary education. It’s their dream that Luke has the opportunity to graduate from TCU twice, once as one of TCU’s littlest Frogs and once as a college graduate.

(Left to Right: Arielle, Luke, Jeffrey and Addison)
Please note that any gifts made before Oct. 6 will still count toward these challenges. Your early contribution is greatly appreciated and will be recognized once TCU Gives Day officially starts at noon on Oct. 6!