BENTLEY WOMEN: Are you interested in gaining first-hand experience, building professional connections, and making an impact at a major financial services firm?
If so, check out the below flyer for details about the ESG Case Competition hosted by John Hancock and the Global Women’s Alliance.
Submit your resume to Professor Otgo Erhemjamts (OErhemjamts@bentley.edu) by January 10, 2020 to apply.
After a hard working semester and a busy finals season, it is FINALLY time for a bit of a break. To all the students, your hard work pays off in the classroom and in your career. But even your professional life can take a pause. Take these next few weeks to relax and reflect. Ask yourself if you are happy and if what you are doing today is getting you closer to where you want to be tomorrow. This is …
Incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria is now a mainstream discipline that is being integrated into the investment process across all asset classes. It focuses on how sustainability can influence long term financial value creation and is becoming an increasingly desired skill set across the entire financial industry.
Want to learn more about ESG and how it is reshaping asset management? Read the interview below with VP of Fundamental Research, Steve Marino (Class ’20) discussing the new student managed …
Check out Corporate Finance Institute’s extensive library of FREE Finance Career Resources. This library has been designed to help you land the job of your dreams by giving you interview guides, resume and cover letter templates, job descriptions, people skills training, recruiting and job search tips, compensation ranges, comparisons of different designations, lists of financial services companies, and more!
We are excited to announce the Symplicity Curated (UG) Job Feed via BentleyLINK!
The Symplicity Curated Job Feed is a new job feed service that was created exclusively to drive thousands of new jobs from across the United States to students. This latest update helps with diversifying the types and locations of opportunities posted. Symplicity has a team of human curators that scan through hundreds of thousands of jobs from sources outside the CSM network. We encourage you to explore …
Common obstacles that keep you from getting your first job
College graduation season is around the corner, but you’ve got bigger things to worry about than ordering your cap and gown. The reality is you might not have your first job lined up by the time you collect your diploma.
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When deciding where to intern, students often ask themselves two important questions: “Will the work I perform make a difference on the projects I’m staffed on?” and “Will the projects I work on make a significant impact on the world?” Here, you’ll find out about one global financial institution that offers students roles and assignments that make a difference.
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One of the best ways to break into large firm life is through a Leadership Development Program. These Programs are typically for students who are two years away from working full time. If you are interested in learning about when and how to apply for these opportunities, don’t miss my upcoming program on Monday, November 4th! Recruiters from a number of large firms, and past participants of these programs, will be …
Vault just released its 2020 Internship Rankings! Based on a survey of nearly 14,000 interns, Vault’s rankings highlight the most prestigious internships, best overall internships, best industry-specific internships, and internships offering the best quality of life, career development, compensation, diversity, and employment prospects. Find out here who this year’s big winners were.
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After my freshman year at Bentley I realized a lot of my time wasn’t spent on activities that held a lot of meaning for me. Rather, I was spending the majority of my day just in class and with friends. This just was not fulfilling enough – I wanted to feel like I was making a difference, learning outside of the classroom, and getting involved in something I am passionate about. That’s when I found the Center for Women and Business …
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