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Former Students Named to Aggie 100 Fastest Growing Business List

A group of 18 graduates from Texas A&M University’s College of Architecture have been recognized in the 2024 Aggie 100 list, an annual roundup celebrating the 100 fastest-growing Aggie-owned or Aggie-led businesses worldwide. 

The Aggie 100, now in its 20th year, recognizes businesses based on their growth rates and is a prestigious distinction for entrepreneurs with ties to Texas A&M. The annual list highlights the innovation and leadership of Aggie entrepreneurs across various industries.

This year’s College of Architecture alumni represent 14 companies and come from a range of disciplines from within the college, including architecture, construction science, landscape architecture, urban planning and visualization.

  1. Mission 1 Contractors
  • Daniel Boddie ’08 Construction Science
  • Jay Warnke ’09 Construction Science

2. LO Architecture

  • Vanessa Ortega ’06 Architecture

3. TAH Construction LLC

  • Tahseen Hussain ’12 Architecture
  • Mohamad Waseem ’08 Architecture

4. Lindsey Herod Interiors

  • Lindsey Herod ’07 Architecture

5. BRW Architects

  • Craig Reynolds ’77 Architecture

6. OPIFEX LLC

  • Stefan Gresham ’18 Construction Science
  • Joseph Vaughn III ’17 Construction Science

7. WC Construction

  • Will Carter ’11 Construction Science

8. Precision Reconstruction Group, LLC

  • Doug Patterson ’78 Construction Science

9. The Fertilizer Guy, LLC

  • Randy Clark ’03 Construction Science

10. Encore Mechanical, LLC

  • John Reynal ’92 Construction Science

11. Precision Property Management

  • Morgan Mangan ’12 Landscape Architecture & Urban Planning

12. Horizon Firearms

  • Austin Ratliff ’15 Visualization

13. Drift

  • Gavin Braman ’09 Visualization
  • Martin Hooper ’09 Visualization

14. Waters Edge Landscape Services

  • Brad Waters ’00 Landscape Architecture & Urban Planning
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See the full Aggie 100 list here.

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