Our Graduates

Georgianna Meléndez ’94 was shocked to hear that she was named to Get Konnected!’s inaugural list of the region’s 50 Most Influential People of Color in Higher Education — sitting among talented people in Boston’s higher education scene (including her …

Jim “Pouli” Pouliopoulos, MBA ’95, founding director of the Professional Sales Program at Bentley and a senior lecturer in the Marketing department, is the 2021 recipient of the Dr. Dave Landers Faculty Mentor of the Year in the…

Graduates’ success underscores importance of closing the gender gap When it comes to gender parity, finance is one of the last frontiers.   Since 3000 BC, when the Babylonians created the world’s first banking…

A fundamental rule of accounting is the “full disclosure principle,” which posits that a company’s financial statements…

Suchithra Vengalil’s master of Business Analytics was a graduate degree 16 years in the making.  So, after waiting so long to see her dream come true, Vengalil promised herself she was going to make the most of it.…

Bill Pappas ’94, MBA ’95 believes in fostering diverse talent and an inclusive culture to build strong and effective global teams. Executive vice president and head of technology and operations at MetLife, he has a proven track record of integrating technology…

Before securing a Bentley Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Champion Certificate in August 2020, DEI was on Jessica Frey's radar. “Attending an all-women’s college for my undergraduate degree was life changing,” she says of her experience at Wellesley…

Kristina Bosland, HFID ’01 is the kind of person friends come to when they need to talk through a problem; and she is naturally inclined to help. That carries over to her career in online user experience (UX) as she strives to understand the how and why of…

Melanie Foley, MBA ’02 is committed to empowering others and elevating the employee experience. As executive vice president and chief talent and enterprise services officer at Liberty Mutual Insurance, she implemented workplace flexibility and leave policies,…

When Kehinde Adelabu, MSIT ’20 was younger, he saved up his lunch money to buy electronic toys. But it wasn’t enough to simply acquire remote control cars and walkie talkies; he wanted to know how they worked. “I started to reverse engineer my toy cars…