Wentworth Under 30: They are entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders — and they are just getting started. In this new ongoing series, we highlight exceptional alumni under the age of 30 who are redefining what is possible in their fields. Representing every school at the university, these graduates prove that age is no barrier to making a global impact.
The Introduction to Management Marketplace at Wentworth Institute of Technology showcased the creativity, drive, and entrepreneurial spirit of first-year students as they displayed and sold the products they developed throughout the semester. Designed as an immersive, hands-on experience, the event allowed students to apply key business concepts—from product design and marketing to pricing, sales, and customer engagement—in a real marketplace environment.
Wentworth students and faculty introduced 32 Girl Scouts to construction management concepts through a day of hands-on activities, mentorship, and inspiration.
A student team from the Wentworth Institute of Technology Sweeney Programs of Construction Management recently earned two major awards at the 2025 Canstruction Boston Awards Ceremony, held at the Boston Society for Architecture (BSA) on Atlantic Wharf.
As we launch into the 2025-26 academic year, we're taking a moment to look back on a period of incredible growth, innovation, and success at Wentworth Institute of Technology. The 2024-25 academic year was marked by significant achievements across all five of our schools, driven by the dedication of our talented students, faculty, and staff.
What a year 2024-25 was for the School of Management! As we begin a new academic year, I am delighted to share the following highlights from the previous one with you.
Inside the Classroom:
On Friday, August 1, more than 60 seniors in Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Construction Management program presented their final capstone projects, marking the culmination of their undergraduate studies.
Altavise Chinn isn’t afraid of a challenge.
As the owner of a thriving building restoration business, she’s drawn to them.
The faculty in the School of Management have achieved notable recognition and made significant contributions in education, research, and industry engagement.
As the fiscal year draws to a close this June, it provides a timely opportunity to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our dedicated faculty. Across Wentworth's five academic schools, our educators and researchers have consistently advanced their fields through influential scholarship, innovative teaching, and dedicated service.
Stephanie Crepeau, a 2017 Construction Management graduate from Wentworth Institute of Technology, is not just building structures; she's building a reputation as a dynamic leader in a demanding industry.
With his heart set on becoming an electrician, Billy Weinstein had a career path all figured out. His brother is an electrician. His father, his grandfather, and his great-grandfather are all retired electricians.
But then an opportunity from Wentworth Institute of Technology ignited a new spark in him, merging his interests, and changing the course of his career altogether.
As part of the Spring 2025 Construction Management Study Abroad Program, students participated in a week-long series of Wentworth Institute of Technology faculty-led site visits, organized and led by Professor Payam Bakhshi.
Wentworth Institute of Technology's Construction Management (CM) program received significant national recognition as nine of its students were awarded scholarships at the 2025 Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) National Convention, held this past week in Columbus, Ohio.
Wentworth Institute of Technology is proud to lead the way in making higher education more accessible, practical, and affordable. Through a series of innovative partnerships, Wentworth has created next-gen apprenticeship pathways, designed to bridge the gap between skilled trades and college degrees.
Wentworth Institute of Technology alumnus Brian Van Slyke, President of Kolter Urban's Florida West Coast division, was recently interviewed by Tampa Magazine. The article highlights his journey from working as a teenage ironworker to leading major luxury condominium developments.
The official website for "This Old House" is featuring Wentworth Institute of Technology Associate Professor Payam Bakhshi for his expertise in home energy efficiency.
Greater Boston's housing market faces unique challenges, ranking 11th in population but a distant 30th in home construction.
Wentworth Sweeney Programs of Construction Management students participated in Canstruction Boston 2024 on October 5th, a charitable event where teams of architects, designers, engineers, contractors, and students create intricate sculptures using canned goods and other nonperishable food items, without adhesives.
Wentworth Institute of Technology alum Michael Fallon, Master of Construction Management ’16, recently sat with the Boston Real Estate Times.