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Senior Lecturer in Finance Steve Wasserman authors a piece offering tips for successful networking.

The Bentley-Gallup Business in Society report is highlighted for revealing that people want employers focused more fair wages, a good workplace environment, and flexibility over promoting DEI. 

Senior Finance Lecturer Steve Wasserman authors an op-ed outlining how universities should be incorporating AI into their teaching.

Research from the Bentley-Gallup survey is highlighted for revealing 48% of Americans feel businesses should speak on social issues. 

Research by Assistant Professor of Economics Ezgi Kurt is highlighted for revealing who benefits most from corporate tax cuts.

Director of Athletic Communications Dick Lipe is featured for his long-time work with Celtics’ broadcasters and his career at Bentley. 

Bentley’s program “Taking Charge: Women's Executive Leadership” is highlighted as a training opportunity business leaders can use to engage employees and build a strong company culture.

Professor of Information Design and Corporate Communication Jason Zhou weighs in on how Johnson & Johnson can save its reputation after a panel of US experts voted to recommend the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines over Johnson & Johnson's, which has been linked to deadly side effects.

A new report from the Center for Women and Business, Workplace Inclusion – Nurturing a Culture of Care and Belonging, is highlighted for revealing that while most managers believe they engage in inclusive behavior, fewer than half of employees agree.

Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences Noah Giansiracusa comments on why artificial intelligence systems still can't beat the "Turing Test", a framework to determine if a machine can think.