Fall 2019 Issue
Meet Gen Z
Connected and collaborative, students born between 1995 and 2010 are making an impact on campus and beyond.
Fitness: Making It Personal
The U.S. health and fitness industry generated $30 billion during 2018, logging annual growth of 3% to 4% that’s likely to continue. Alumni like Kelsie Tidman ’13 (pictured with a certain local QB) are in step with the demand.
The Little Pie that Could
Kara (Wetzler) Romanik ’85 takes her small-but-mighty venture from home kitchen to QVC.
your big announcements
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MORE FROM THIS ISSUE
Spotlight: Paul Donahe ’69
The Bentley name earned this alumnus an assignment overseeing disbursements for 23,000 soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Spotlight: Tuulia Haveri ’93
Her three-year-old venture helps small and mid-size companies expand into new international markets.
CAMPUS NEWS
Two Join Bentley Board
Insights from new Bentley University trustees Steven Millner ’83 and Lebone Moses ’02.
Honoring a ‘Scholar, Leader and Gentleman’
The new Robert J. ’66 and Muriel D., MST ’99 Schadee Endowed Scholarship Fund will provide support for deserving students.
Granting Opportunity
Greg Grenier ’12 (left) and Brian Shea ’14 secured a $100,000 grant to support afterschool programs at two public housing communities in Waltham.
Message from the President
The strategic plan developed to take Bentley into its second century stays true to our history. We are constantly innovating to provide a modern business education for each new generation of learners