MICHAEL L. GREENWOOD ANNE MORRIS GREENWOOD Michael L. Greenwood, a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1977 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Anne Morris Greenwood, a native of Carnegie, Oklahoma, studied accounting at Oklahoma State University for three years before graduating from the University of Tulsa in 1979. Michael began his career as a corporate planning analyst for Williams Pipeline Company in 1980. In 1986, he served as the general manager of mergers and acquisitions for MAPCO Inc. Michael went on to become the chief financial officer and treasurer for Alliance Resource Partners L.P. and vice president-finance and treasurer of Energy Transfer Partners L.P. in 2002. He founded Carnegie Capital LLC, a financial advisory firm, in 2004 and is currently the managing director. He serves on numerous boards
and committees for the OSU Foundation including the board of trustees, board of governors, budget committee, building committee and compensation commitee. Michael is also a member of the Spears School of Business Associates, SSB Speakers Bureau, OSU Research Foundation Board and Cowboy Technologies Board. After a career in corporate accounting with several Fortune 500 companies, Anne retired to focus on philanthropic endeavors. She serves in many leadership and volunteer capacities for Women for OSU, Friends of the OSU Library, OSU Friends of Music, OSU Athletics Council, College of Human Sciences Freshman Reading Program, New Performing Arts Advisory Council and the Provost’s External Advisory Council. Anne is also a sponsor of the Cowboy Marching Band and the OSU Student Foundation. “Anne and I recognized many years ago how important an education was to our success, and we can never really repay OSU for what it’s done for us, but we try,” Michael Greenwood says. The Greenwoods have endowed three scholarships: the Michael L. Greenwood - Tulsa Will Rogers Ropers Endowed Scholarship, the Anne Morris Greenwood - Carnegie Wildcats Endowed Scholarship and the Anne Greenwood OSU Marching Band Endowed Scholarship. Their support of academics and athletics at OSU have led to the naming of the Anne Morris Greenwood Reading Room in the Edmon Low Library and the Michael and Anne Greenwood Tennis Center. “OSU offered me the perfect platform to be successful in life,” Anne Greenwood says. “And for that I am very grateful.” In 2015, the Greenwoods were inducted into the Spears School of Business Hall of Fame. They are lifetime members of the OSU Alumni Association. The couple lives in Stillwater.
“Serving OSU is our primary focus in life right now,” Michael Greenwood says. “And how can it not be when this great university has given us so much and provided us the opportunity to have careers and a lifestyle that neither of us ever could have imagined?”
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