Ms. Catrice E. McNeely was born and raised in Kansas City, MO.  Professionally she works in the human resources field.  She attended the University of Missouri-Kansas City where she received a Bachelor's of Liberal Arts in 2001 and in 2006 received a Masters of Science Management Degree from Baker University, In addition to this; she also holds a certificate in Community & Economic Development from the Cookingham Institute.  She is currently working on her Masters of Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution from Baker University.

Catrice has been a member of the National Black MBA Association since 2005 where she has severed in several capacities including, but not limited to, Director of Professional Development, VP of Records as well as a mentor for the National Black MBA Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) Program. In addition to volunteering with the KCBMBAA, she is also involved with the Kansas City Chiefs Red Coats where she served on the Red Friday Board for 4 years and actively involved in the many volunteer/community service activities throughout the area, she is also member of Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority Inc. – Kansas City Alumnae Chapter as well as a member of the Employment Practices Network.

In her spare time she likes to spend time with family and friends.

She serves as the Vice President of Records as well as the Director of Professional Development for the Kansas City Chapter of the National Black MBA Association.