Mays School of Business Receives Largest Financial Commitment in School History
The Texas A&M University – Mays Business School recently received the largest financial commitment in the school’s history—a $25 million promise from the Mays Family Foundation.
Quinlan Prof Outlines Entrepreneurial Tips For the New Year
With a new year comes new opportunities for entrepreneurs to burst onto the startup stage and being innovating. April Lane, an entrepreneurship professor from the Loyola Quinlan School of Business, wants to help make that happen for you. Continue reading…
Angel Investment Group Joins Forces With Mays Business School
Mays Business School at Texas A&M University has announced an operational agreement between their Center for New Ventures and Entrepreneurship (CNVE) and The Aggie Angel Network (AAN). The AAN is a private, not-for-profit investor network that links young entrepreneurial ventures with capital from early-stage investors; commonly called “Angel Investors.” Continue reading…
