Manage CareerEdge Alerts It’s the month of March, which means it’s Women’s History Month. It is a time to reflect on the progress women have made in society, business, and leadership. Bentley University honors this month by hosting impactful events and discussions that shine a light on women’s experiences across different industries. Bentley’s Gloria Cordes Larson Center for Women and Business plays a crucial role in advancing gender equity in the workplace. It provides mentorship, career resources, and workshops that prepare students, especially women, to thrive in leadership roles. The center also conducts research and partners with organizations to create a more inclusive professional landscape. In addition to its Gloria Cordes Larson Center for Women and Business, Bentley also offers academic courses, roundtables, and interactive events that recognize and celebrate women’s achievements and challenges.
The Bentley Library also actively participates in this celebration by curating special resources and books on women’s history. Plus, as part of these initiatives, Bentley is offering several upcoming events that highlight women’s leadership, advocacy, and influence in business and beyond.
Upcoming Events at Bentley for Women’s Month:
Women in Healthcare Roundtable – March 25, 2025, 2–3 PM, LaCava 340
This event brings together accomplished women leaders in healthcare, including Jessica Perez-Rossello (Assistant CIO, MASSHEALTH), Jackie Lightner (CEO, Lightwork Therapy), and Kristine Martel (CHRO, Benchmark Senior Living). They will discuss challenges, insights, and advice on navigating the healthcare industry as women professionals.
Gendered Pathways to Prison: Centering the Lived Experiences of Incarcerated Women – March 27, 2025, 7 PM, LaCava Center, Room 335
A joint screening and presentation featuring The Visiting Room Project and The Women’s Prison Project, this event aims to highlight the experiences of incarcerated women and the societal structures that shape their journeys. Panelists include Sabrina Monaco, Sandra Starr Perow, and Demetricy Moore.
MG299: Women in Leadership & Entrepreneurship – Spring 2025 Course
This upcoming course dives into the historical and modern achievements of women entrepreneurs, analyzing key leadership strategies, business obstacles, and success stories. It’s an excellent opportunity for students interested in learning about women-led businesses and management practices.
