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Born and raised in Brownsville, Texas, Micheal (Mike) Albert Hernandez III has more than 25 years of experience leading successful businesses, including D & M Leasing and Hernco, Inc. in Dallas. Known for his generosity, Mike Hernandez III, a Texas A&M graduate, has pledged to allocate $10 million toward nonprofit programs, including a more than $1 million scholarship to the Texas A&M Foundation to establish the Brownsville Scholars Program.
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