Mays Business School Launches Mentorship Initiative for Energy Startups
October 16, 2025 - 01:53
Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School has officially launched CDL-Texas, a groundbreaking nine-month mentorship program aimed at nurturing seed-stage ventures in deep science and technology, specifically targeting innovative energy solutions. This initiative marks a significant step in fostering entrepreneurship and technological advancement within the energy sector.
As one of the 15 global locations of the Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), established at the Rotman School of Management, CDL-Texas is designed to provide aspiring entrepreneurs with the guidance and resources necessary to transform their innovative ideas into viable businesses. The program connects participants with experienced mentors, industry experts, and investors who can offer invaluable insights and support.
The first session of CDL-Texas has already begun, attracting a diverse cohort of startups eager to leverage mentorship and collaboration to drive their projects forward. This initiative not only aims to accelerate the growth of emerging energy ventures but also contributes to the broader goal of advancing sustainable energy solutions in today's rapidly evolving market.
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