Former student Sean Kelly '05 pictured with text reading: Former Student Spotlight Sean Kelly '05 CEO, Amperon

Former student Sean Kelly ’05, a CEO in the AI and energy industry, on sharing his time and insights with Mays students

Digital collage featuring business leaders and podcast guests surrounding the Wayne Roberts '85 Building at Texas A&M's Mays Business School, with campus scenes, corporate buildings, renewable energy imagery, and podcast microphones.

The Aggie Legends podcast from the Flippen Leadership Institute spotlights successful Texas A&M former students and their advice for leaders.

Mays Business School student, Kishan Patel, is seated at a table inside of a modern, well-lit interior, presumably the Wayne Roberts Building at Texas A&M, wearing a navy suit and his Aggie ring is visible. He seems to be engaged in conversation with another individual at the table wearing a maroon shirt.

Through the Bahr Engineering MBA program, Patel is learning to combine technical expertise, business strategy, and the power of human connection to lead with purpose.

Headshot of Daniel Sirias '24 in uniform, smiling.

One of the first graduates of the online MS MIS program, Daniel Sirias ’24 applies skills and values from his Texas A&M education while leading at the Pentagon.

Levi Belnap
Executive director of Mays’ new Center for Applied Entrepreneurship and Innovation Levi Belnap on teaching entrepreneurship, innovation, and the potential for Mays to turn “the Texas Triangle” into our version of Silicon Valley.
AI-powered light bulb with digital circuits representing innovation, entrepreneurship, and learning.
Arch Aplin III stands outside a Buc-ee's store holding a Buc-ee's cup

Beaver Aplin’s gift creates unprecedented opportunities for marketing and retail education at Mays.

A man wearing a maroon apron and matching hat stands with arms crossed in front of a large outdoor barbecue smoker, in a covered area with smoke in the background.

A Mays former student’s journey from a Texas A&M finance degree to creating one of Texas’ best barbecue joints, Stiles Switch BBQ.

Mays students present grant checks to Brazos Valley nonprofits during philanthropy course.

Student-led program surpasses $1.6 million in total community grants, marking a decade of philanthropic impact.

Aegis founder and former student Stephanie Murphy ’00 ’14 with a space background