Calling all marketing majors! This is another Forbes list that is well worth the read. It is always inspiring to see different C stuite level executives who lived through their trials and tribulations, climbed the corporate ladder, and are leading with success at the top of mind. Do you have a goal of one day being up on this list?
Check out these CMOs who are right now at the top of the corporate chain and how they are taking …
The job search season is among many of us and the Career Services office is here to support you along the way. Kicking off the semester as always is the bi-annual Career Fair. This year we will have over 130 companies represented across all industries and looking for potential candidates across all disciplines.
Before you head over the Career Fair though be sure the download The Fairs App. Here’s a bit more information you should know about The Fairs App:
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The deadline for the CAS Trust Scholarship application is coming up on January 31, 2020. There are some exciting changes to the scholarship this year! The CAS Trust Scholarship Program, funded by donations to the CAS Trust, will award up to eight scholarships to deserving students for the 2020-2021 academic year, an increase from three awards. Scholarship awards will range from $2,500 (4 Awards) to $5,000 (4 Awards). The $5,000 recipients will also receive an all expenses paid trip to …
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 …
Top employers in today’s market offer a wide range of benefits to entice recent graduates. Here are five you’ll want to look for during your job search. Read more to find out what you should be looking for.
The MSCPA is pleased to announce that they have restructured their scholarship program and will now be offering scholarships ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. The process for students couldn’t be easier – all required application documents can be uploaded to an online portal.
Click here to learn more about the changes they’ve made to the structure of the scholarship program.
To learn more about the scholarships offered, click here.
The deadline to apply is February 3, 2020.
Leveraging outside resources is one of the key ways you can start to get more clarity on your career path. We have collected several resources each holding a different purpose and significance that can aid in your professional development. Check out these 6 highlighted resources that will help you navigate your career journey all on CareerEdge. See the full list of resources available HERE!
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Thanks to the generosity of alumnus and Falcon parents, Gordan & Annellen Pulsifer, the Bentley Career Services Office has been endowed with a $2 Million gift and will now be known as the Pulsifer Career Development Center. With our great appreciation, we share their story with you here.
It’s never too early to start the career search and what a better way to do it that through some corporate visits in the style of a Road Trip! Eastern Association of Colleges and Employers (EACE) has a program connecting students and employers for more than 15 years! Road Trips to the Real World is an exclusive opportunity for college students to learn firsthand about a career field, network with top employers and their employees, and explore internship and job …
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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