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Faculty Headlines & Highlights
Representation and Retention: New Study Explores Career Paths in Accounting
A new study from Rani Hoitash, John E. Rhodes Professor of Accounting, explores how gender, race and ethnicity influence career paths in public accounting.
What Pay Transparency Means for the Workplace — and Why it Matters
Three Bentley experts explain how the pay transparency movement is transforming workplaces — and why open conversations about compensation is a benefit for businesses.
Faculty Recognized for Outstanding Scholarship
Learn more about the academic achievements of our 2025 Mee Family Prize, Outstanding Scholarly Contribution Award and Excellence in Scholarship award recipients.
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Faculty in the News
Trump claimed a win on drug prices, but Big Pharma also scored
Fred Ledley, director of Bentley’s Center for the Integration of Science and Industry, asserts that it’s possible to cut drug prices without harming the companies that make them.
3 Ways Companies Can Support Employees Facing Domestic Violence
New research from Law professors Marianne Kulow and Maria Granik explains how businesses can support employees who are dealing with domestic violence situations.
This is how Gen Z is ‘AI-proofing’ their careers
Gen Z may not spend hours debating AI’s impact, but they're already adjusting their choices in ways that will ripple across the economy, says Lecturer in Management Jeff LeBlanc.
