Global Focus (an EFMD publication): Distinguished Professor Bob Galliers and Associate Dean of Business and Academic Affairs Bill Wiggins author an article addressing the many ways Bentley has grown in
Newsroom: Media Coverage
(Metro Boston)
Metro International: Marketing Professor Ian Cross discusses retail trends during a recession in Fashion Popping up in a 'Lifeless' Place. (August 2, 2010)
(New York Times)
New York Times blogs: Professor of Economics Scott Sumner's economic viewpoint is heavily cited by famed economics blogger Paul Krugman regarding Japanese Monetary Policy. (July 30, 2010)
(Boston Business Journal)
Boston Business Journal: Dean of Business and VP of Academic Affairs Mike Page discusses Bentley's participation in the Commonwealth Compact, an initiative to help retain minority Ph.D.s in Greater Boston, in MBA Programs Court Minority Ph.D.s. (July 30, 2010)
(Forbes.com)
Forbes.com: Professor of Management and Psychology Aaron Nurick offers the number one tip for being successful in the eyes of your manager in Five Tricks to Manage your Manager.
(CNN)
CNN Money: Economics Professor Scott Sumner's expert opinion is featured in The Fed's Toughest Foe: Deflation (July 21, 2010)
(China Radio International)
China Radio International: Distinguished Professor Robert Galliers offers comments and insight on Chinese Universities. Click here to listen to the clip. (July 17, 2010)
(Bankrate.com)
Bankrate.com: Professor of Finance Marcia Cornett offers her expert insight in 5 Tips For Choosing a Community Bank. Also picked-up by Yahoo! Finance and Yahoo! Canada (July 13, 2010)
(Bloomberg.com)
Bloomberg News: Bentley Professor of Economics Scott Sumner explains the effects of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff act in Depression Fear Mongers Obscure the True Concerns: Amity Shlaes. (July 7, 2010) Story also ran in Economic Times,
(Boston Business Journal)
Boston Business Journal: Senior Lecturer of Management Fred Tuffile's business plan competition at Bentley is highlighted in Competitions Strive to Focus Eyes Beyond the Prize. (July 2-8, 2010)