Jeff Wright

Jeffrey Wright, Bentley associate director of Marketing Programs and Chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee said Bentley is committed to developing leaders of tomorrow."Many high school students from all over the world have already made an impact on their communities.In the spirit of Bentley's mission to nurture leadership qualities, as we do with our own students, we want to recognize high school students who are poised to become the next wave of innovators and change agents," he said.

Jeffrey Wright, Bentley associate director of Marketing Programs and

"Bentley is committed to developing and celebrating leaders of tomorrow and these young men and women all demonstrate what we're looking for in the Tomorrow25: initiative, citizenship, intelligence, technological savvy, cultural awareness and social responsibility," said Jeff Wright, chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee at Bentley.

"Bentley is committed to developing and celebrating leaders of tomorrow and Jewel demonstrates what we're looking for in the Tomorrow25: initiative, citizenship, intelligence, technological savvy, cultural awareness and social responsibility," Jeff Wright, chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee at Bentley said.

"Bentley is committed to developing and celebrating leaders of tomorrow and Jean demonstrates what we're looking for in the Tomorrow25: initiative, citizenship, intelligence, technological savvy, cultural awareness and social responsibility," said Jeff Wright, chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee at Bentley.

"At Bentley we're committed to leadership, cultural awareness and social responsibility," said Jeff Wright, chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee."The reason we're doing Tomorrow25 is to try and find high school juniors across the world that share the same values Bentley has."

Though many New Englanders are familiar with the school, Wright said the search will help cast a wider net for prospective students.

"We're looking to expand our reputation to areas outside the Northeast," said Wright.
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Wright said the school is not necessarily looking for the 25 most academically gifted students, but rather those who display leadership in any aspect of life.

"It could be someone who excels in the classroom, volunteers in the community or excels on the sports field," said Wright.
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Wright said Gary Hirshberg, CEO of yogurt maker Stonyfield Farms, has also agreed to be on the board.

,Bentley is committed to developing and celebrating leaders of tomorrow and Alex demonstrates what we,re looking for in the Tomorrow25: initiative, citizenship, intelligence, technological savvy, cultural awareness and social responsibility,, said Jeff Wright, chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee at Bentley. ,Alex also has a passion for the real world of people and organizations, and a commitment to making positive things happen in his community.,

"Bentley is committed to developing leaders of tomorrow and we recognize that there are high school students all over the world who embody these traits and we wanted to recognize them," said Jeff Wright, associate director of Marketing Programs and chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee.

In addition to receiving national recognition for their achievements to date, Tomorrow25 recipients will have the opportunity to interact with high-profile business leaders at Bentley's first Leadership Forum, presented in cooperation with TIME in May 2005.The Forum will bring together leaders from technology, arts and entertainment, and service-related industries to discuss how social responsibility can be profitable for today's most successful organizations.

"The knowledge and contacts made from the Leadership Forum will be invaluable to the Tomorrow25 students as they consider a career path and future," Jeff said.

The Tomorrow25 winners will be chosen through an international nomination process, and selected by the Tomorrow25 Advisory Board.Winners will be accompanied by up to two parents or guardians with all expenses paid.

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Jeffrey Wright, Bentley associate director of Marketing Programs and Chairman of the Tomorrow25 committee said Bentley is committed to developing leaders of tomorrow."Many high school students from all over the world have already made an impact on their communities; in the spirit of Bentley's mission to nurture leadership qualities in its own students, we want to honor high school juniors who are poised to step into the future," he said.

The 2006 Tomorrow25 winners will again be chosen through an international nomination process and selected by an international advisory board established by Bentley.Nominations will be accepted from business and community leaders, teachers, school administrators, guidance counselors, parents or other students.