Warren Huang

Mr. Warren Huang is a junior Business Scholar involved in both the BIC and the Honors Program. Hailing from Austin, he is an economics major with aspirations of going to law school after graduation.

Mr. Huang has founded and led multiple venture-backed startups, ranging from AI-driven career platforms to sustainability ventures, giving him firsthand experience in scaling ideas.

In 2024, Mr. Huang founded the Baylor cohort of Stanford University’s University Innovation Fellows (UIF), a nationally competitive global program that empowers student leaders to tackle campus challenges through innovative solutions. Mr. Huang is currently spearheading “Leave No Trace,” a comprehensive food waste reduction project that aims to eliminate plate waste across all 4 university dining halls.

Beyond UIF, Mr. Huang serves as the incoming President of the Consulting Group at Baylor where he directs cross-functional teams to deliver pro-bono engagements for companies, including collaborations with Boston Consulting Group. He also serves as a Student Government Court Justice and Executive Editor of the Baylor Undergraduate Law Review.