PPA: Proactive approach to accounting training thriving 20 years later
In his role as a partner at BP Capital in Dallas, Cole Robertson ’03 often finds himself working on multiple projects, deals and transactions simultaneously. Robertson credits his ability to manage...
View ArticleAll Mays accounting programs break into top 10
Texas A&M ranked in the top 10 in all areas – undergraduate, master’s and PhD programs – in the 2013 Public Accounting Report 32nd annual survey of accounting professors. This was the first year...
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Diversity an essential ingredient of global businesses, EY executive explains
Ken Bouyer Ken Bouyer spends his time looking for ways to support diversity in his company, EY (formerly Ernst & Young). Bouyer is the Americas Director of Inclusiveness Recruiting for EY and a...
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Mays team places second in national tax case competition
Mays students at Deloitte’s FanTAXtic tax case competition A student team from Mays Business School came in second place in the national finals of Deloitte’s FanTAXtic tax case competition. The Aggie...
View ArticleMays undergraduate accounting program ranks 6th among U.S. public schools
The undergraduate accounting program at Mays Business School ranked 6th among U.S. public schools and 11th overall in the nation in the most recent analysis by The Accounting Degree Review, the leading...
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Mentors and immovable standards key to success, accounting alumnus tells...
Jeff Smith ’85 Jeff Smith ’85 counts Jerry S. Cox ’72 as one of his mentors, and he urged business honors students he spoke with at Mays Business School to seek out business leaders who are often...
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Accounting professor primes students for energy industry
When Shannon Deer returned to Texas A&M University to teach after working for two years at a Big 4 accounting firm in Houston, she knew she wanted to arm her students with information that is...
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CPA-lawyer shares advice from uncommon career path
Accounting graduate David Kandolha ’89 advised current students to find the right fit for their first job and to seek guidance from mentors throughout their careers. Mentors are ideally more than two...
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David Cordani ’88, president and CEO of Cigna Corporation, to speak at Texas...
David Cordani ’88, president and CEO of Cigna Corporation, will speak at Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School Sept. 18. The program will be in Wehner 113 from 12:40 p.m.to 1:30 p.m. No...
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Mays hosts first Sustainable Solutions to Social Problems Case Competition
Texas A&M University students presented their original solutions for judges to some of the world’s most pressing social and economic challenges in early November, when Mays Business School hosted...
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