Headshots of three people, two men and one woman, smiling and dressed in business attire, are positioned in front of a Texas flag background with stock market graph overlays.

Texas A&M former students are playing key roles at TXSE, the first fully integrated national exchange to win SEC approval in decades. 

Illustration of a person wearing a backpack standing at a fork in a wide yellow lightning-like path, with one direction leading through a green landscape and the other through an orange, barren landscape.

This finance program prepares students for careers as energy traders.

Regenerative hospital campus with gardens, walking paths and outdoor spaces for healing.

Smarter hospital design isn’t just better for patients and staff, it can return millions in savings in as little as two years.

Abstract illustration of four people standing on elevated platforms as one person reaches down to help another climb up.

What research reveals about effective leadership in an age of disruption.

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New research suggests understanding how people respond differently to artificial intelligence could help organizations build more effective AI strategies.

AI Venture Velocity Challenge semifinalists advance at Mays Business School from 531 student teams.

531 student teams from 160 institutions narrowed to 27 semifinalist ventures demonstrating evidence-based learning in the AI era.

Illustration by Raymond Biesinger of two stylized figures connected through digital matchmaking, featuring hearts, charts, profile icons and app interface elements in red, blue and black.

Rajiv Mukherjee looks at the science behind matching services — for love and business.

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.