Interpersonal relationships prove to be critical to the success of projects for globally distributed virtual teams, according to Bentley University professors S. Balaji, Donald Chand and Gary David. Their research earned a Best Paper Award from the Global Business Development Institute.
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Head of Career Services and Corporate Relations Susan Brennan explains how Bentley can be a career planning model for other schools.
Daniel Everett discussed the documentary of his life living among the Pirahã people of Brazil in what began as a Christian mission and grew into an in-depth study of the tribe’s singular language and culture in which there is no God. The film, Grammar of Happiness, was featured in The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science Film Showcase on Wednesday, February 13.
Both Bentley undergraduate and graduate accounting students are offering free tax return preparation for residents of Waltham, Massachusetts, and surrounding communities through April 11, with the exception of Spring Break, March 9 – 17.
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Betsy Myers, the founding director of Bentley University's Center for Women and Business, offers insight on the top reasons why women are not leading in corporate America.
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Dean of Arts and Sciences Daniel Everett compares the violence of the American culture to the Pirahã men and women in a blog article for his book, "Language: The Cultural Tool."
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Marketing Professor Raj Sisodia is interviewed about the book he co-authored with co-CEO of Whole Foods John Mackey. The book, Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business, explains the need for companies to focus on purpose rather than profit.
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Senior Associate Director of Undergraduate Career Services Alyssa Hammond is interviewed about Bentley's innovative Career Development Introduction Seminar for freshmen which lays the foundation for a lifetime of career management.
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Senior Lecturer Steve J. Weisman provides his expert insight on financial planning for non-traditional families and unmarried couples.
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Marketing Professor Raj Sisodia joins his co-author, Whole Foods co-CEO John Mackey, on a tour to promote their book "Concious Capitalism" and emphasize the "inherent good of capitalism".