WALTHAM, Mass.- Bentley College recently named Andrew Hajducky III, executive vice president, CFO and treasurer of CMGI, Inc., to its Board of Trustees.
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WALTHAM, Mass.- Bentley College recently named J. Terence Carleton, executive vice president for Technology at Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos, to its Board of Trustees.
Bentley College President on June 19 will be first college president to open The Nasdaq Stock Market
WALTHAM, MA-As part of a three-year Premier Partnership between The Nasdaq Stock Market® and Bentley College, Bentley's President Joseph G. Morone on June 19 will be the first college president ever to open Nasdaq's trading day.
WALTHAM, Mass.- In a heartfelt keynote address, Joan Fabrics Chairman and CEO Elkin B. McCallum encouraged the McCallum Graduate School of Busines' 25th graduating class to strive for more than financial success, and to also focus on being a well-rounded, good person. McCallum, a Bentley College trustee and 1967 alumnus, addressed 554 graduates and their guests in the first commencement ceremony since the Graduate School of Business was named in his honor.
WALTHAM, Mass.- U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.) urged graduates to take their education to a higher level both professionally and personally, as he delivered the keynote address to 870 graduates today at Bentley College's 81st undergraduate commencement, where he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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WALTHAM, MA- U.S. News & World Report has named two Bentley College programs among the best in the country in its Best Graduate Schools 2001 edition, it was announced on March 31. Bentley's graduate program in Entrepreneurship is ranked #20 nationwide, and the graduate program in Management Information Systems is #25 among America?s top colleges and universities.
WALTHAM, MASS.- The Bentley College Bowles Performing Arts Series presents Russian pianist Inna Heifetz in Lindsay Auditorium on Wednesday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. The performance is open to the public.