IRS 990 Nonprofit Profile
Bentley University
Organization's mission bentley university changes the world with a transformative business education, integrated with arts and sciences, that inspires and prepares ethical leaders who will confront the challenges of today and shape the opportunities of tomorrow. Organization's mission bentley university believes good business can impact more than the bottom line - it can change the world. Bentley is a community of future business leaders who will deliver value in the marketplace and lasting positive effects for society. The university's students are highly sought after, its faculty apply innovative research to real-world problems, and its alumni lead organizations around the world. Bentley educates the head and the heart with an innovative, technology-focused education that integrates the best of business and the arts and sciences and prepares the business leaders of tomorrow to lead successful, rewarding careers. Founded in 1917, the university enrolls 4,500 undergraduate and 800 graduate and phd students and is set on 163 acres in waltham, massachusetts, 10 miles west of boston. For more information, visit bentley.edu. Bentley university enjoys a strong position in many major rankings. Princeton review ranks bentley no. 1 in the nation for career services. The wall street journal ranks bentley as the 11th best college in the united states. U.S.. News and world report ranks bentley as the no. 1 most innovative regional university in the north. And georgetown university's center on education and the workforce ranks bentley no. 13 in the country for highest return on investment. For more than a decade, 97-99 percent of our graduates have been employed or enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduation. Undergraduate and graduate business programs at bentley are accredited by the association to advance collegiate schools of business (aacsb international). The university is also accredited by the new england commission of higher education (neche).
Financials
- Filing year
- 2023
- Total revenue
- $384.7M
- Total expenses
- $365.3M
- Total assets
- $797.0M
- Program expenses
- $316.5M
- Administration
- $42.9M
- Fundraising
- $5.9M
- Program share of expenses
- 87%
- EIN
- 41081650
- Sector
- Education
- Location
- Waltham, MA
Leadership and Compensation
- E Labrent Chrite - President/trustee
- $1.1M
- Paul Tesluk - Provost & Vp, Academic Affairs
- $520K
- Maureen Forrester - Vp, Cfo/treasurer
- $492K
- Kartik Raman - Associate Provost
- $442K
- Chris Grugan - Vp, University Advancement
- $440K
- Rani Hoitash - Professor
- $434K
- Carolina Figueroa - Vp, Enrollment Management
- $430K
- Sanjay Putrevu - Dean Of Business
- $430K
- Martin Conyon - Professor
- $415K
- Michael Page - Professor
- $407K
Officers, directors and key employees with total reported compensation, from Form 990 Part VII.
Governance
- Voting board members
- 21
- Independent members
- 20
Grants
- Grants to U.S. organizations and individuals
- $104.0M
- Grants outside the U.S.
- $14.1M
Foreign Activity
Reported $14.1M in grants and assistance outside the United States (Form 990 Part IX line 3; detail on Schedule F).
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