Bentley University News

A Bentley professor and students show how you can learn leadership skills through ballroom dancing.

Kristina Minnick, associate professor of finance and expert on mergers and acquisitions, is available to comment on the FTC’s blocking of the Staples and Office Depot merger.

Associate Professor of Management Donna Maria Blancero receives two high profile honors.

Bentley University President Gloria Larson joined Bloomberg Radio’s Carol Massar and guest experts to discuss the strategies companies are using to make women’s leadership a priority.

Gregory H. Adamian, who served as president of Bentley College – today Bentley University  – from 1970 to 1991, and then as its first chancellor, died on November 21.  He was 89 years old.

Seventeen outstanding scholars have joined the ranks of full-time faculty this year, representing a wide range of disciplines and reflecting the university’s ongoing commitment to assembling a diverse and talented academic community. 

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When I was younger, I knew exactly what I wanted to be. The only problem was that it changed daily. When I watched shows like Project Runway, I dreamed about being a fashion designer. John Grisham’s novels made me fall in love with justice and consider a career in law. The Food Channel sparked endless […]

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2005 was a much different time. The iPhone didn’t exist, Facebook was only a year old and Spotify wouldn’t be founded for another year. With the lightning pace of innovation, it’s getting harder to tell which inventions will completely change the economy, the workforce and life in general. But how do you plan for a career that may […]

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