A proud second-generation Aggie from Keller, Texas, Austin serves as a Financial Analyst for Elbit Systems of America. A graduate of Mays Business School, he holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in Finance and has been an active leader within the Aggie Network. Since joining the Fort Worth A&M Club Board of Directors in 2020, Austin has held several roles, including VP of Young Alumni, VP of Activities, and Muster Chair. Known for a natural ability to connect with others, Austin is passionate about strengthening the Aggie Network. 

Outside of work, Austin enjoys playing guitar, performing live music with his bands, staying active, reading, spending time with friends and family, and making regular trips back to Aggieland for football and baseball games. Austin’s favorite tradition is the Aggie Ring due to its ability to instantly give people something to connect over.

Cole is from Fort Worth, Texas.  He graduated from Texas A&M in 2018 with a Communication degree.  During school, he was highly involved in With Purpose: College Station, was a sportswriter for the Battalion, and was a student worker for 12th Man Productions.  After graduating, Cole returned home to Fort Worth.  He received his J.D. from Texas A&M’s Law School in 2021, became an attorney, and got involved with the Fort Worth A&M Club.  Cole’s favorite Aggie tradition is Muster.

Charlie was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, and went to All Saints Episcopal School west of Fort Worth. He graduated from Texas A&M in May of 2024 with bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Communications and Journalism. During his time at A&M, Charlie was a member of the Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets in Company 

E-2, The Mascot Company, serving the corps as a First Sergeant and Executive Officer of his unit. Charlie was also a member of the Fish Drill Team where he served as Exhibition Guidon his freshman year and was an advisor on the team sophomore year, he was also on the corps soccer team. 

After graduation, Charlie moved to Austin to work for the State Legislature in the House of Representatives for the 89th legislative session, along with the first and second special session. After finishing the stint in Austin, Charlie returned home to Fort Worth to work for The Monument Group, a communication firm based out of Austin who just opened a new Fort Worth Office.

Outside of work, Charlie enjoys spending time with family, getting together with local corps buddies, and getting back to College Station whenever he can to see old friends or to catch an Aggie football game. 

Charlie’s favorite Aggie Tradition is our Mascot Reveille, who shows all Aggies that they always have a friend on campus, no matter who they are or where they are visiting from.

Tracey Knight is an alumna of Texas A&M University School of Law, class of 2020. She is currently the Chief-of-Staff and campaign manager to Tarrant County Commissioner Manny Ramirez but proudly served as a Fort Worth police officer for over 27 years, with multiple assignments including undercover narcotics officer, gang detective, hostage negotiator, public information officer and staff supervisor in the office of the chief of police. Tracey brings her experience and leadership to the board of directors as a communications expert and campaign manager specializing in legal issues, crisis communication, fundraising, and government affairs.

She also earned a Master of Public Administration (MPA) and Bachelor of Arts (BA) in criminal justice from University of Texas at Arlington, graduated from Texas Christian University’s (TCU) Certified Public Communicator® Program and is an adjunct professor at TCU in the Bob Schieffer College of Communication focusing on crisis management.

Tracey has been married for 22 years and is the proud mother to an exceptional 16-year-old daughter who plans to carry on the Aggie tradition. She also shares her home with the family’s three Vizslas – Harper Lee, Molly, and Sundance. Tracey is eagerly looking forward to sharing the cherished milestone of Aggie Ring Day with her daughter! WHOOP!

Joey is the proudest member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2005, holding a Bachelor of Science in Economics. While at A&M, he worked in the Athletic Department in the Athletics Communications office. 

Born and raised in Fort Worth, Joey graduated from R.L. Paschal High School. He earned an MBA from TCU and works as a public finance banker. This is his third year on the FWAMC board and he serves concurrently on the board of his neighborhood association. 

Joey’s favorite tradition is hearing Aggies whoop when someone pounds out Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck! Seven Saturdays each fall you can find him manning the smoker at his Lot E tailgate.

Ryan is from Port Aransas, Texas and moved to Fort Worth shortly after graduating. He is a proud member of the Fighting Texas Aggie Class of 2019 and graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and a Master of Architecture in Land & Property Development in 2021.

While at Texas A&M, Ryan was a member of Traditions Council, Capital Men’s Society, Fish Camp, and Dance Arts Society. This is Ryan’s first year serving on the Fort Worth A&M Club board, where he will be serving as the VP of Young Alumni. In his free time, he enjoys visiting local coffee shops, dancing, playing sports with the FW Aggies, and spending time with his German Shepherd, Apollo.

Ryan’s favorite A&M tradition is Midnight Yell. While he was a student, one of his favorite things to do was go to the Dixie Chicken for some good bull and walk to Kyle Field for yell practice afterwards. What’s more fun is the school takes it on the road to away games, making sure we always have a yell practice. There’s nothing else like it in the world and it proves that we have one of the best fan bases in collegiate sports.

Chase grew up in Mustang, Oklahoma, and graduated from high school in The Woodlands, TX. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science with a minor in Agricultural Economics. During his time at A&M, Chase represented the Aggies on the rugby field for five years and was inducted into the Aggie Rugby Hall of Fame in 2023.

After graduation, Chase continued his rugby career in Sumner, New Zealand, before returning to Texas in 2010 to join the Aggie Rugby coaching staff. His professional journey began in the service industry and residential real estate in Bryan/College Station, and in 2018, he relocated to Fort Worth to further his career. Outside of work, Chase remains actively engaged in Aggie Rugby, serving on the board of Old Maroon, the Aggie Rugby Alumni Association.

Now an emerging Commercial Real Estate agent in Fort Worth, Chase credits his experiences on the rugby field, the strong family values instilled in him, and his Fightin’ Texas Aggie Spirit as the foundation of his career. His commitment to a service-first mindset, building strong teams, and cultivating genuine relationships is evident in every aspect of his work, whether in business or community leadership.

Chase has been an active member of the board for five years, having served in several roles, including Coach’s Night Chair, VP of Programs, and VP of Activities. Looking ahead, he is excited to help grow Aggie Night at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, strengthen partnerships with local Aggie businesses, and continue expanding The Aggie Network in the Fort Worth area. In his downtime, Chase enjoys experimenting in the kitchen with his wife, Ali, and spending quality time with family and friends. He loves being outdoors, listening to podcasts, playing dominoes, and is a huge sports fan. He is always up for a Texas road trip with some quality jams.

His favorite Aggie traditions are Midnight Yell and The Dixie Chicken.

Maiah is from a small town about an hour north of Dallas called Pilot Point, Texas. After growing up with an Aggie father, sister, and brother, Maiah continued the family tradition by attending Texas A&M University as a second generation Aggie. While there, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Planning, served as an officer in the Alpha Delta Pi sorority, and worked at the City of Bryan as a Planning Intern. After fully diving into the culture at Texas A&M and finding a passion for the law, Maiah decided to continue her education at Texas A&M School of Law in Fort Worth. She now serves as the Fort Worth A&M Club Law School Liaison and the President of the Law School’s 12th Law Man organization tasked with bringing the Aggie Spirit to Texas A&M School of Law.

After working as a summer associate at Bradley Arant Boult Cummings in Dallas over this past summer, Maiah hopes to work at a law firm specializing in real estate and land use law. Her favorite pastimes include going to see movies in theaters and playing sand volleyball.

Maiah’s favorite Aggie tradition is the Wildcat, and she plans to continue saying WHOOP! every time anything remotely A&M-related is brought up in conversation.

Terri Flow was born in Austin, Texas, and moved to the Dallas/Fort Worth (Arlington) area at the age of five. Her deep connection to Texas A&M University began early—her father earned two doctorates from Texas A&M as a large-animal veterinarian and often shared stories with his daughters about his time at A&M. After years of pursuing her career, Terri fulfilled a lifelong dream of attending Texas A&M by enrolling in the Bush School of Government and Public Service where she studied nonprofit management.

Terri brings more than 20 years of professional experience to the Fort Worth A&M Club where her work reflects a strong commitment to service, leadership, and results-driven impact. In addition to her professional career, Terri has more than 20 years of volunteer experience supporting the United States military, youth development initiatives, political grassroots efforts, and other nonprofit organizations. She proudly serves as an Honorary Commander for the 301st Fighter Wing’s Mission Support Group and continues to volunteer with military and youth-focused organizations.

Outside of her professional and volunteer commitments, Terri enjoys running, baking, hiking, reading, and traveling—and has even been known to jump out of a perfectly good airplane with a United States Navy SEAL.

Martha Hollida is a Fighting Texas Aggie Class of 1980. She has a degree in agricultural communications. She opened her own agricultural marketing firm, The Hollida Company in 1984 and over the past 40 years has worked for many purebred cattle operations in Texas and the Midwest. Her company continues to handle advertising, websites and social media responsibilities for cattle ranches. She also writes for several cattle publications throughout the Southwest and works for a number of auction firms.

She volunteers for the Fort Worth Aggie Club by taking photographs at events and directing the live auction at Coach’s Nights. She is an active alumnus of the TAMU College of Ag and mentors young college students with their resumes and career options. In addition, she visits with high school students on resume building for scholarship applications. She is also involved in her church, Center of Hope Jobs For Life Classes, Hope Local, a fostering and adoption support organization, Fort Worth Farm and Ranch Club, State Fair of Texas, Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo and youth cattle associations. Her hobbies include all things rodeo, Aggie sports and biking.

She has two married daughters Lindsay and Lesli, both Aggies and has five grandchildren.

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