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Bentley junior Cameron Tomkins-Bergh is the recipient of the 2009 SCORE/SBA Scholarship Award in Entrepreneurship. A finance major, Tomkins-Bergh won the competition for the $1,000 scholarship based on his superior academic performance and his entrepreneurial interest and perspective. The competition is sponsored by the Bentley University Management Department under the leadership of management faculty Jeffrey Shuman, Hans Thamhain, and Fred Tuffile.
Bentley junior Cameron Tomkins-Bergh is the recipient of the 2009 SCORE/SBA Scholarship Award in Entrepreneurship, presented at luncheon on September 23. A finance major, Tomkins-Bergh won the competition for a $1,000 scholarship based on his superior academic performance and his entrepreneurial interest and perspective.
Bentley junior Cameron Tomkins-Bergh is the recipient of the 2009 SCORE/SBA Scholarship Award in Entrepreneurship, presented at luncheon on September 23.
Fall 2009 marks the kick-off of the Bentley Alumni Series in the Humanities (BASH), a program that brings Bentley alumni together with faculty and students to discuss topics of broad humanistic interest. Sponsored by the Jeanne and Dan Valente Center for Arts and Sciences, BASH sessions will open with a talk by a faculty member with special expertise on the evening's topic or a short film viewing, followed by an informal discussion and complimentary food and beverages.
Beginning September 8, the Vitale, Caturano & Company Art Gallery is featuring three large-scale photo collages of local filmmaker and artist Jonathan Sahula.
Bentley University senior Daniel Baruch was recently accepted to the 35th annual Business Today International Conference -- one of only 150 students worldwide. The program, Weathering the Storm: The Challenges and Opportunities of A Global Slowdown, will be held November 22 to 24 at the Grand Hyatt in New York City.
Bentley junior Andrew Aziz was awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, sponsored by the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Aziz is majoring in finance and will participate in Bentley’s study abroad program at the American University in Cairo (Egypt) in fall 2009.
Bentley alumni Joshua Davis and Bruno Tropeano, co-founders of The Gelato Fiasco, have progressed to the second phase of the nationwide Intuit Small Business United contest. Their goal is to receive the grand prize of a $25,000 small business grant to further the development of their Maine-based company. The Bentley alumni have already received a $5,000 grant for advancing in the competition after submitting a true story that happened to them as small business owners.
The student-run Bentley Investment Group placed first in the undergraduate division value-style portfolio category at the University of Dayton's ninth annual student portfolio competition. Students were honored at the competition, held in conjunction with the R.I.S.E. (Redefining Investment Strategy Education) IX Global Student Investment Forum, March 26 to 28.