Billy Joe DuPree, Manager

Billy Joe DuPree is an internationally recognized, master-level athlete, as well as a successful businessman.  Much of the country knew Billy Joe as 'TE DuPree,' the tight end who played in three Super Bowls, two of which were as a Dallas Cowboy.  His level of dedication to his craft led to his being named College All American in 1973, nominated as Rookie of the Year his first year out, and later as the Cowboys NFL Man of the Year.  He has since been inducted to the College Blue/Grey Football Classic Hall of Fame, the Texas State African-American Sports Hall of Fame, and the Louisiana State Hall of Fame.

Billy Joe has gone on to develop a distinguished career.  He was CEO and President of CWC Construction Company in Dallas, and held leadership positions with the City of Dallas, and as a Presidential Appointee for both the White House Conference on Small Business and Wage Committee, Federal Department.  He has contributed an extraordinary amount of time to his community, serving on eight boards and supporting nine different foundations.

He holds an M.B.A. Certification in Business Administration from Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, and an Associates Degree Equivalent from Michigan State University, majoring in Building Construction Management.