Mays Business School

There are more Aggie CEOs in the Fortune 500 than any other university in the state, demonstrating Texas A&M’s commitment to building leaders.

A professor at Texas A&M’s Mays Business School says critical thinking and people skills will become increasingly valuable as artificial intelligence enters the workforce.

In renewing its 25-year partnership with Mays Business School, Reliant commits to supporting the Reliant Student Experience Office.

In recognition of his impact on Mays Business School, the Texas A&M Foundation selects marketing professor Dr. Leonard Berry.

The gift is the largest single donation in Mays Business School's history.

Twenty Aggie-led startups competed in the only university-wide business pitch competition.

Pam and Larry Little’s latest donation establishes scholarships to empower the next generation of Aggie leaders.

Susan Liu ’26 and Lee Thornton ’25 accepted their Aggie gold in the nation’s capital from Gen. Eric Smith, a Texas A&M graduate.

Dr. Leonard L. Berry is being recognized by the Southeastern Conference for extraordinary achievement in teaching and research.

A recent gathering on the topic of innovation was hosted by Halliburton.