Bentley University News

Professor Alan Hoffman holds an MBA and DBA from Indiana University-Bloomington, and is a former director of the Bentley MBA Program. His major areas of teaching interest include strategic management, global strategy, investment management, and technology. He’s authored more than 40 strategic management case studies. 

Mingfei Li loves the passion for data analytics and data science that Bentley students bring to their studies. An Associate Professor of Mathematical Sciences, her main teaching interests include applied game theory, applied statistics and simulations, decision theory, and business analytics.

Unsure which MBA program to choose? Here’s a roundup of the available options.

During the course of adopting their son from Rwanda, Jessica Honegger and her husband met a group of Kigali women affected by the genocide who wanted to start new lives but were struggling to find employment. The couple seized the opportunity to crowdsource microfinance funding among a group of friends and sponsored the women through sewing school.

Bentley professor Ian Cross forged a first-of-its-kind partnership with the digital marketing platform HubSpot, giving Bentley students an advantage in their post-college job search.

Wondering whether you should take the GMAT or the GRE for business school? Here’s everything you need to know.

Bentley University President Gloria Cordes Larson announced to the college community in a letter today that she had informed the Board of Trustees of her intention to step down on June 30, 2018, after more than a decade of service.

Entrepreneurs of Bentley is an article series profiling the latest innovations and startups from the Bentley University community. Know someone who should be featured? Tell us about it at Bentley.edu/story. Name: Kymar Stewart ’19 Hometown: Shelton, Connecticut Major: Management Company: Princess Glam Hair I’ve always had a passion for hair. But the idea to turn […]

Hosted by the Dean of Business, the Dean of Arts and Sciences, and the Jeanne and Dan Valente Center for Arts and Sciences, the Bentley community recently came together to toast faculty members who have published a book in the past academic year (2016-2017). Books and covers were on display for guests to peruse and enjoy.

Mae Keefe (MSIT ’18) had no plans to pursue a career in IT when she completed her BA in Philosophy in 2011.

Instead, she found a job in customer service, working at a small software company. Though she answered questions about technology daily, she never directly interacted with the software’s code.

Eventually, Keefe decided to change that. She saw how her company’s software improved businesses and wanted to learn the hard skills, such as programming languages, required to design similar tools herself.