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MAYS ORGANIZATIONS
Howdy! Below is a list of Student Organizations within Mays Business School. By clicking the images below you will be directed to the organizations' sites where you will be able to find out more information about each club or organization. For a comprehensive list of all student organizations please visit Student Activities. If your Business Student Organization has been left off of our list please contact our President.
Undergraduate Business Organizations
We are a student-led consulting firm driven by social impact. Our mission is to provide non-profit organizations with pro-bono consulting services led by passionate, ambitious, and creative university students. We blend this mission with the Aggie core values, creating a community of high-achievers aspiring to make the world a better place. Our consultants work tirelessly to provide non-profits in Brazos Valley with high-quality consulting services that expand our client's ability to serve the community.
Contact: Form
Founded in Fall 2021, AAA is an organization focused on fostering students' interest in the accounting field. By offering a wide variety of panels, professional development events, service opportunities, and socials, we strive to connect our members with their peers and accounting professionals!
Contact: aggieacctassociation@gmail.com
ASCP is an organization of students and professionals at Texas A&M University who are interested in improving their supply chain management and networking skills. Our aim is to increase the understanding and development of supply chain management concepts and practices and promote the growth of the Supply Chain Management major at Mays Business School.
Contact: Form
Our mission is to unite businesswomen through professionalism, practiced networking, and sisterhood in a way that benefits both members and their future employers.
AWIB hosts events to foster professional development through a network of women. Each semester we partake in numerous socials and fundraisers, as well as special interest group events.
Contact: awibpresident@tamu.edu
We are a student organization dedicated to empowering women in the field of finance. Our mission is to provide invaluable opportunities for professional growth and personal development through a variety of events, including insightful speaker sessions, exclusive networking opportunities, and engaging leadership workshops. We also host social events that foster a sense of community among our members.
Contact: AggieFWA@gmail.com
The Aggie Investment Club was founded in 2000 and has established itself as a top-tier student organization at Texas A&M. With over 2 decades of campus presence, AIC boasts an alumni network spanning a wide breadth of industries across the globe. Our mission is to encourage students to think independently, creatively, and intelligently about investing. We aim to provide students with opportunities for career preparation and self-improvement through our finance development program, equity fund, travel series, stock pitches, and general meetings.
Contact: tamuaic@gmail.com
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The mission of the American Business Women’s Association is to bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support, and national recognition.
Contact: abwatamu.12@gmail.com
To provide Texas A&M students with experiential learning, networking opportunities, professional development, and to establish mutually beneficial relationships with corporate partners within the field of healthcare.
Contact: Form
Christian Business Leaders at Texas A&M University Mays Business School is a 130-member student organization established in 2003 that aims to prepare students to glorify the Lord in the business world.
Contact: cblstafftamu@gmail.com
Our chapter is made up of the best and the brightest that Mays Business School has to offer here at Texas A&M University. We as a chapter aim to bring in those who are not only business oriented but have other qualities to not only make our chapter, but the university as a whole better. Many of our members are involved in numerous other organizations and hold leadership positions here at Texas A&M.
Contact: TAMUDeltaSigmaPi@gmail.com
To develop critical thinking skills in driven individuals to empower their visions of change.
Contact: dbltamu@gmail.com
FBLA is dedicated to preparing students for successful careers while fostering personal and professional growth. Through career-focused development opportunities, leadership experiences, and meaningful connections, FBLA equips members with the skills, confidence, and network needed to thrive in today's business environment.
Contact: Form
Financial Management Association is a nationally recognized professional business organization. Our goal is to develop a continuing relationship between finance practitioners, academicians, and students and to facilitate the transfer of ideas and information between professionals and students in the field of finance.
Contact: fma.tamupr@gmail.com
FRWD provides incoming freshmen with a stepping stone into A&M and Mays Business School. We know the transition from high school to college is a big one, and our goal is to create a family of business majors to give freshmen the confidence to tackle their first year at Texas A&M University.
Contact: tamu.frwd@gmail.com
IBA is an open and inclusive organization that develops students into globally literate persons possessing the ability to communicate and do business around the globe.
Contact: Form
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The Texas A&M Multicultural Association of Business Students aims to: Create opportunities for students to develop as culturally competent leaders who understand the advantages of leveraging differences; Establish a stronger presence of the underrepresented populations at Mays Business School through professional development, academic achievement, and community involvement.
Contact: MABS@mays.tamu.edu
The National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) is a membership association founded to bridging the opportunity gap for black professionals in the accounting, finance and related business professions. The Texas A&M chapter of NABA is an inclusive organization open to all students regardless of race, ethnicity, gender orientation, or academic major. We are dedicated to providing dynamic programming, social activities, and community service opportunities that promote our goal of building leaders that shape the future.
Contact: Form
PREP (Progressively Reaching Excellence in Professionalism) is a FLO (Freshmen Leadership Organization) at Texas A&M University that is committed to providing a community which will allow freshmen to navigate the complexities of their first year in college through both professional and social development.
Contact: prep.upperstaff@gmail.com
We seek to solve the world’s largest problems by investing in undergraduate students through leadership development, mentorship, and the active support of hundreds of purpose-driven finance executives and investors. Our members then join top firms, funds, and a life-long support community that empowers them to spend their careers serving the greater good using the biggest lever in the world: finance.
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The purpose and goals of Student Retailing Association are as follows: Educate / Interest students in the retail industry through company meetings. Promote retailing as a vital business field. Mentor next generation of retailing professionals through hands on experiences Support academic and professional development of the diversity of business skills that define today's successful retailers.
Contact: tamusra@gmail.com
Our mission is to shape the future of business by equipping students with immersive, real-world consulting experiences. We are committed to delivering meaningful impact across our community through pro-bono consulting services, empowering our members, and engaging the broader student body through our annual consulting-focused recruitment events.
Contact: tasktamu@tamu.edu
Texas A&M Consulting Group is a student-organized group that offers a wide range of consulting services with the necessary tools and expertise to help grow your organization, business, or startup. We partner with our clients from start to finish, focusing on their needs while producing new ideas, developing effective strategies and designing high quality and efficient solutions.
Contact: contact@tacg-tamu.com
Trailblazers aims to give young business students all the knowledge they need up front, allowing them to make the best possible decision as to their chosen pathway. Supplying this broad swathe of information at an early stage is crucial, as many of the most sought-after business roles (consulting, banking, etc.) are primarily broken into via internships that open soon after one’s freshman year.
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