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Michael Holthouse recently visited Mays to accept the Conn Family Entrepreneurial Leadership Award presented by the Center for New Ventures and Entrepreneurship (CNVE). He spoke with students about what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur—at any age.

Stands setup outside the Mays Business school handed out the cool beverages and information about Lemonade Day. It's a national effort to teach kids important goals by starting their own business.

We are proud to be joining Inc. magazine in their search for the fastest-growing private companies in America – the Inc. 500|5000.

Why Virtual Nerd Declined a $70,000 Competition Prize

is spotlighted in the Spring 2010 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Magazine

Article from Mays business school with Tina's Aggie 100 performance.

Students travel to Panama to help local entrepreneurs develop their business and establish economic freedom.

Aggie companies mentioned in the Austin Business Journal.

Students plan entrepreneurial ventures at annual Ideas Challenge.

It's an opportunity for students to take what they've learned in the classroom and apply it in a real-world setting.

On April 12th, in Rudder Auditorium, students, faculty, and members of the College Station community can come and listen to successful entrepreneur Blake Mycoskie as he shares about the company he has created and the ideals he has on businesses making a difference in the world today.

The CNVE has named the 2008 recipients of the Aggie 100 Scholars Awards.

New technology yields teachable experience for Mays MBAs.

The 2008 Ideas Challenge was an exciting day full of innovative ideas and impressive students.

Texas A&M University hosts 1st Annual conference for entrepreneurs.

Student organization Beta Gamma Sigma interviews 2007 Aggie 100 top honoree Dr. Hubert Glover.

Scruggs answers five questions relating to entrepreneurship and the Aggie 100.

Richard M. Scruggs honored as 2007 Outstanding Houston Aggie.

The 2007 Ideas Challenge was a raging success!

Paul Redmon of Mustang Engineering received the 2006 Conn Family Entrepreneurial Leadership Award.

MBA's Win $6000 in Prizes at Tech Transfer Challenge.

Aggies invent F.I.R.E., place third in University of Texas I2P entrepreneurship competition

GEODynamics heads list of 100 fastest growing Aggie businesses

Many students enjoyed presenting their big ideas

MBA business plan entry from Texas A&M University took fifth overall and garnered the top score in two categories at the annual Rice University Business Plan Competition