
Walker Steele
Pre-MBA Education
Texas A&M University Bachelor of Science in Industrial Distribution
Pre-MBA Experience
Exposure to sales, supply chain, and business analytics material during my undergraduate coursework. In addition to exposure to various financial tools and practices during internship experience.
Functional Interest(s)
Finance, Investment Banking, Private Equity
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Howdy! I’m Walker Steele. I recently graduated from Texas A&M University with a B.S. in Industrial Distribution—a program that merges engineering principles with core business disciplines like logistics, operations, and supply chain. That combination helped me develop a systems-level approach to solving problems and a strong analytical mindset.
I’m beginning my MBA with a concentration in finance and am pursuing opportunities in investment banking and asset management, particularly in energy and infrastructure. Those sectors tie closely to my background, my long-term goals, and my interest in work that requires both technical insight and financial strategy. One of the most formative experiences in my career journey was partnering on the recapitalization and development of a midstream oil and gas company. I saw firsthand how operational realities can directly shape capital allocation decisions, and that experience cemented my desire to be part of high-stakes transactions where analytics and judgment converge to create long-term value.
In my work, I naturally take ownership—not just for my own actions but for the quality of outcomes my team delivers. I’m deeply motivated by a strong set of values, which drives me to approach challenges with integrity and persistence. I thrive in high-output environments, enjoy staying busy, and seek to maintain a high level of productivity while continuously looking for ways to help others grow and perform at their best. I also enjoy finding order in complexity, bringing together moving parts, aligning people, and making sure objectives are met efficiently.
I’m drawn to organizations where analytical rigor, enterprise-wide perspective, and influence intersect—places where I can dive deep into quantitative work, contribute to strategic decision-making, and collaborate with others to shape outcomes.
Outside of academics and professional work, I’ve led community outreach initiatives with Brazos Valley Christian Aggies, managing service projects that required planning, coordination, and clear communication. These experiences have reinforced my ability to organize teams, manage complex logistics, and ensure execution—skills I believe are critical to thriving in a fast-paced, high-accountability environment.
Looking ahead, I’m eager to join a high-performing, collaborative team where I can contribute meaningfully to complex transactions, learn from seasoned professionals, and help deliver lasting value for clients.