Our latest Falcon in the Field Sarah Quinn (’13) is a Business Analyst in the Business Insurance Field Rotational Program at Liberty Mutual in Colorado. Sarah’s Snapchat takeover shows what it is really like to travel for work, as she traveled back to Boston in February for two weeks of job shadowing.
Brian Shea (’14), our second feature for our Falcon in the Field series, is the Relay for Life community manager at the American Cancer Society! Check out the video below to see what his typical day at a non-profit looks like.
This week’s Falcon in the Field is Justine Andrews (’15), who is a digital and community specialist at MITX, a digital marketing company based in Boston. Check out her typical day in the field here:
Sam Diament was a tutor in the CIS Sandbox even before it first opened in Fall, 2011. He graduated from Bentley with his BS in Computer Information Systems, and MS IT, and is now an IT consultant at CoEnterprise.He returned to campus recently for the fall career fair, and wrote this post for the CIS Sandbox blog on the plane while travelling to his next consulting assignment.
By Sam Diament
Good evening from a plane 10,000 feet above the …
A site visit is the perfect opportunity to visit a company, gather information about different functional areas of business, network with industry professionals, and it also gives you a feel for the office space. In addition, you’ll gain insight into how your skills and knowledge would be of value to a company.
As part of your career development, consider attending site visits. This is the perfect opportunity to build up your network. You never know, the professionals you meet during …
Banners are finalized, employers are being confirmed, and RSVPs are coming in. The Marketing & Communications Career Conference is sure to be a big one — with panelists from agencies and brands across the Boston area with offices around the world.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn more about marketing and communications (hint: there are also UX professionals, entrepreneurs, and more), hear first-hand what it’s like to work in these roles, and maybe even make a connection to …
It’s hard to believe how quickly the last three years have flown by, but here you are. It’s senior year!
Now don’t shed a tear. As much as we know you will miss Bentley (and we will miss you), there is a whole big, beautiful world out there, and there is a perfect spot out there just waiting for you. Whether you are excited for the “real world” or dreading the thought of graduation, come to the MICCM Senior Kickoff to …
United Technologies Corporation was excited to welcome several new Bentley graduates into their Financial Leadership Program this summer – check out some of UTC’s 2014 Bentley hires below!
If you have a great photo from your summer job experience, we’d love to see & post them.
Send your photos to Alyssa Hammond at ahammond@bentley.edu if you’d like them to be featured on CareerEdge!
Back row, left to right: Liz Peterson, Evelyn Kobierowski, Christina Gangi, Alicia Papineau
Front row, left to …
Want advice from a recent Bentley Alum? CHECK IT OUT!
Buddy Gormley – ’13
Major at Bentley: Management
Where he is now: Associate Account Executive at Epsilon
Here’s what he had to say:
What advice do you have for current Bentley undergrads while searching for internships?
Apply for anything and everything that catches your eye! Internships are not only a great opportunity to gain professional experience to put on your resume, but also a great chance for you to figure …
Debbie Millin, President of UpperLevel Solutions and Bentley Alum, was attending meetings on campus and had amazing things to say about Bentley Students! Kaylee and I wanted to share a blog post that Debbie Millin wrote after her visit to campus. All of the preparation and hard work pays off and is impossible to overlook!
Check out what Debbie had to say about Bentley students!
Prepared – and Impressive
While on the Bentley campus between meetings, I found a little spot …
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