About the CHB

“Site visits like these offer current students a way to connect with alumni and expand their professional networks while gaining valuable insights about job opportunities in the industry,” Danielle Blanch Hartigan, Chester B. Slade Professor of Psychology and Executive Director of the CHB.

"The Future Talent Council was excited to partner with Bentley University for this event. Given the FTC’s focus on bringing together cross-sector insights and advancing lifelong learning for all, we are well aligned with Bentley’s current initiatives." - Daniel Kjellsson, Co-founder, Future Talent Council

"At the end of the day, it’s about more than just making money. It’s about identifying new medicines and technologies that can literally save people’s lives." - Mourad Mokrani ’26

"Bentley is fortunate to have a strong network of alumni working locally in health-related fields."

Bentley University has launched an executive education program to give aspiring health leaders and teams the strategic skills needed to drive change in the evolving health industry.

Three Bentley professors acknowledge their history-making NIH funding would not have been possible were it not for their involvement with the Center for Health and Business. 

In his inauguration address, President Chrite identifies access, cost and delivery of health care as one of the nation's most complex challenges. 

Bentley identifies health care as one of its core “Impact Hubs,” with a special emphasis on faculty teaching and research along with collaboration with external partners. 

The new center, which brings together more than 90 faculty and staff members from 27 various departments and disciplines, focuses on three priority areas — educating learners, supporting actionable research and building meaningful partnerships with companies — to take a cross-industry approach to problems plaguing the health industry today.