Cynthia Maletz had two reasons for pursuing the Bentley MBA: Her career and her daughter. The two may seem separate, but for Maletz, they’re very much connected.
“I not only want to tell my very young daughter about powerful, capable and smart women in the workplace, I want to provide a direct role model and example for her,” Maletz says.
Daniel Stasin MSMA ’16 chose Bentley’s Master of Science in Marketing Analytics “because of how it was packaged as a program.”
Marco Milea (MBA and MSIT ’17) has been using technology to solve social problems for years.
Upon completing his undergraduate degree in business administration (BBA), he joined City Year and then the Peace Corps, where he used his business acumen to make a more impactful difference in the community he was serving.
“When I helped set-up a computer lab in a Nicaraguan school and saw how it made available information and resources the students wouldn't have had the opportunity to access before,” Milea explains, “I knew I wanted to focus my career in Information Technology.”
Kesey Sar (MSF ‘16) first became interested in finance in 2013.
At the time, she was working at Brown Brothers Harriman as a Fund Accountant. She began working there right after completing her undergraduate degree in Mathematics and Economics, but soon became interested in a slightly different field.
How does an English major end up as a business technology analyst? For Shelby Cannon (MBA and MSIT ’15), it’s been a winding but logical journey.
She completed her BA in English Language and Literature/Letters in 2011, when the economy was still scrambling to recover from the 2008 Great Recession. It was difficult to find a job at the time, and she ended up accepting an offer from a prior internship.
