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Aggie Legends Podcast Shares Leadership Lessons from Top Industry Leaders

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.

Kishan Patel ’25 ’26 on Bridging Engineering and Business

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.

AI and Cybersecurity Strategy at the U.S. Space Force Are in the Hands of a Mays Grad

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.

Mays Business School building at sunset, home of the top-ranked MS Finance program in FT 2026 rankings.

Mays Business School Ranked #2 U.S. Public Master’s in Finance in Financial Times Rankings

Program also topped the rankings among all U.S. business schools for career services, value for money, and overall satisfaction.

Entrepreneurship is a Discipline. Mays is Teaching It.

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.

Hari Sridhar (center) with Mays colleagues researching AI strategy and return on AI.

Everyone Has AI. Who Has a Strategy?

Mays researchers and collaborators are building the strategic frameworks for how firms actually profit from AI.

Theresa Phinney ’81 ’84 smiling while sitting down in front of a computer.

Theresa Phinney ’81 ’84 Reflects on 40 Years of Teaching Aggies

From computer science to intro to information systems, Theresa Phinney has spent four decades educating Texas A&M students

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AI Is Disrupting Entrepreneurship. Business Schools Must Learn Faster.

First Texas A&M Graduate Awarded Prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholarship

Former Texas A&M student joins 86 other scholars in the 2026 cohort of Knight-Hennessy Scholars program, beginning this fall.

Audit senior balancing financial review, leadership pressure, and team communication.

Trying to Get Out From Under Water: The Experience of Audit Senior Associates

A close look at how mid-level accounting professionals balance people, performance, and professional standards.