Boston Business Journal announces 2026 Power 50
President Brent Chrite is selected as one of the top leaders in Greater Boston making positive changes in business and creating economic success.
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Bentley University snags French national team as World Cup training site after Babson deal stalls
Bentley is featured for announcing that the #1 ranked French national soccer team will use the campus as its training site during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Bentley launches $85 million renovation of largest campus academic building
Bentley Provost Paul Tesluk shares highlights of the Adamian renovation project which aims to future-proof students and incorporate more technology into teaching and learning.
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Commentary: Is manager empathy a strength or liability? Managing soft, not woke
Senior Lecturer of Management Susan Vroman and Lecturer of Management Jeff LeBlanc co-author a piece that asserts being empathetic is an advantage for those in leadership roles.
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Watertown Rising: Rezoning and several recent projects seek to revitalize the city's underused downtown
Associate Professor of Law David Missirian and Assistant Professor of History Dylan Gottlieb offer insight on the effort to redevelop Watertown’s downtown.
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Viewpoint: Market Basket’s Gen Z workforce is navigating loyalty differently. Are employers ready?
Lecturer of Management Jeff LeBlanc authors a piece highlighting that younger workers today value fairness and transparency from leadership.
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Bentley details $85M renovation of academic center
Provost Paul Tesluk shares Bentley’s plan to transform the Adamian Academic Center into a new state-of-the-art hub for hands-on teaching and learning.
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Commentary: Troubling decline in women’s workplace progress
In this opinion piece asserting the ongoing importance of an inclusive workforce, the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society is referenced for finding that the majority of Americans believe that businesses with a diverse workforce are more profitable and create more innovative products.
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Women attain more executive leadership positions in Mass., but the progress is 'slow,' new report says
Bentley and The Boston Club are featured for their latest report which reveals that progress for women in leadership ranks of Massachusetts companies is slow and uneven.
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When Givers Go
John W. Poduska Professor of Governance Cynthia Clark comments on an analysis that reveals when companies move headquarters out of state, their local philanthropy declines.
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