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Extra Bases blog highlights Bentley Commencement thanks to an inspiring speech from Red Sox President and CEO Larry Lucchino and Red Sox Mascot Wally the Green Monster leading the crowd in singing "Sweet Caroline" along with Bentley mascot Flex the Falcon.
Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino and celebrity chef Ming Tsai are highlighted as Bentley University's undergraduate and graduate commencement speakers, respectively.
Speaking to an estimated audience of more than 8,000, Lucchino urged graduates to turn down the electronics and social media to hear their inspiration. In an impassioned speech, Tsai challenged graduates to find success by first setting out to make a difference.
Writer, photographer, speaker, and Bentley alumni, C.C. Chapman, chronicles his trip to Ghana and expresses excitement about his alma mater's exchange program offered there.
International academics, corporate and society leaders gather to explore best practices and challenges in business ethics, joining keynote speaker Pamela Paton, senior vice president and chief administration officer, corporate development and global relationship management at State Street Corporation, at Bentley University’s 8th annual Global Business Ethics Symposium on Monday, May 21, 2012.
Corporate leaders, academics and thought leaders will come together at Bentley University to explore what it means to be a conscious business in the 21st century. The fourth annual Conscious Capitalism research conference, held at Bentley May 22 and 23, 2012, will focus on the theme “Conscious Cultures: Building a Flourishing Business on Love and Care.”
While attending a recent Emerging Workforce Summit, Marilyn Santiesteban, assistant director of Graduate and Alumni Career Services, discussed the importance of educating students on proper social media usage when searching for jobs.
Non-profit organization The Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston, announced it has partnered with the Bentley Microfinance Group to create the Artist Investment Fund, which will provide microloans, financial literacy and credit building services, and business development support to local artists.
Marketing Professor Raj Sisodia and John Mackey, founder of Whole Foods, are said to be authoring a book together on the topic of conscious capitalism, highlighting why the most successful companies are also ones who do good for the greater society.
She was honored for outstanding achievement at the ILA annual conference in Seattle, Washington. The outstanding doctors featured in Meldrum’s research unanimously agreed that listening is at the heart of good medicine and that it is a holistic experience of coming to know patients that involves much more than simply hearing their words.
