Winter 2022 Issue
News from the Nest
Powerful Partnership
The university’s multi-year partnership with Gallup examines how business is doing when it comes to making a positive impact in the world.
Diplomatic Discussion
This fall, the campus community hosted H.E. Shaikh Abdulla R. Al-Khalifa ’01, MBA ’03, Bahrain ambassador to the United States.
Two Join Leadership Team
Sean Ferguson (l.) and Chris Grugan are overseeing, respectively, the Strategy and Innovation and the University Advancement divisions.
Career Fair 2022
The first in-person career fair since 2019 brought together about 130 employers and 1,400 students.
Watch the highlights.
ALUMNI NEWS
Personal Investing
As inflation and recession continue to grab headlines, alumni in finance have wisdom to share.
Family Matters: Impressive Itineraries
Degrees from Bentley have been a passport to career success for Katrina ’96, Joseph ’97 and Lia ’03 Santos of the Philippines.
Falcon Weekend
Alumni, families, students, faculty and staff celebrated Bentley’s best fall weekend on October 21 to 23.
Two Falcons Earn Honors
J. Terence “Terry” Carleton ’77, P ’09 ’11 and Rona Mejiritski ’22 were honored for contributions to Bentley and beyond.
Board Welcomes New Members
Annemarie Frank ’88 and Mark Longo ’89 have joined the board, which represents the diverse community of alumni around the world.
Minding the Gap
Pam (Krull) Rosenberg ’91 and her husband (back) started The One by One Project to cover needs that fall outside the mission of other nonprofits.
Boy Meets Brine
Turning homegrown cucumbers into his favorite condiment kept Justin Park ’05 (l.) busy while plotting a career change. Then came the “pickle epiphany.”
Friendships Then & Now
Do you recognize these Class of 1982 alumnae? Meet them and other Falcons who have kept in touch to this day.
YOUR BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS
A sweet celebration for Camille Rae, daughter of Shika (Laboriel) Holland ’09 and husband Christian ’10.
