Alumni Spotlight
Your relationship with Bentley continues long after your graduation day. Just like students, faculty and staff, alumni are valued members of the Bentley community. The Center for Alumni, Parents and Friends is here to serve you and help further your connection with your alma mater. Take a moment and learn more about the center's offerings and how you can get connected.
Your Alumni Association has evolved to better meet the needs of Bentley alumni. Perhaps Global Alumni Board Chairperson, P.J. Neal '02, puts it best: “The lines of communication are open,” he says. “We want to hear from alumni: What kinds of services do you want? How would you like to be involved? We’re here, and we’re ready to listen.”
Interested in reconnecting with Bentley, David Castine '07, Baltimore, Md., turned his interest into action. Find out how David worked with Bentley's Center for Alumni, Parents and Friends to bring alumni together in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Jonathan Kay '08 is certainly making waves with his new business venture, Apptopia: an online marketplace where developers can sell their mobile applications, including code, ownership, users and intellectual property. In fact, upon learning Kay's six-month business plan, Dallas Mavericks owner and star of ABC's Shark Tank, Mark Cuban, committed $500,000 in support of the project on the spot!
As owner/operator of a thriving interior design firm, Maloney credits her Bentley-honed business skills for providing a competitive advantage.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, President Gloria Cordes Larson shared a special message with members of Bentley's community of alumni, parents and friends, providing an update from campus and expressing her thoughts and concerns for those affected by this historic storm.
As Lead Manager of the Artisan International Value Fund, Samra practices a disciplined style of value investing - an approach made famous by Warren Buffett - that identifies stocks trading for less than their intrinsic value.
Having spent 20-plus years in corporate accounting and finance, Susan Gorman can still be startled by the words on her current business card: Interim President, New England School of Acupuncture.
In the history of the world, less than 400 people can say they have paddled across the Atlantic Ocean. Count Bentley alumnus, Oliver Levick, among that elite group.
The housing market may be a bit unsteady, but the popularity of real estate search site Trulia continues to grow, and Ken Shuman is doing everything he can to spread the word.
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