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See the Bentley Tomorrow 25 Winners in Time Magazine.
Find out how Bentley students and City Year benefit from the
‘Give a Year’ program
Bentley University salutes the next generation of leaders with the international Tomorrow25 competition. Launched in 2005 to identify exemplary leaders of the future, the Tomorrow25 program honors 25 outstanding high school juniors with a series of special events on the Bentley campus. The winners receive national recognition and interact with high-profile leaders at the annual Bentley Leadership Forum (all expenses paid), in cooperation with TIME magazine. The Tomorrow25 students also appear in an ad in TIME magazine as part of Bentley’s national campaign.
In addition to the Leadership Forum, Bentley hosts a welcome reception in honor of the Tomorrow25. The reception is a great opportunity for the Tomorrow25 students to meet one another, share common experiences and talk about future plans.
The Tomorrow25 committee seeks outstanding young leaders who demonstrate leadership and accomplishment in a variety of ways, including academic excellence, initiative, citizenship, technological savvy, cultural awareness, social responsibility, and a commitment to making positive change in the world around them.
Nominations are accepted from a wide group of individuals; business and community leaders, teachers, school administrators, mentors, and guidance counselors. Unfortunately we cannot accept self-nominations or submissions from immediate family members.
The Tomorrow25 winners are chosen through an international nomination process and selected by an International Advisory Board established by Bentley University. Board members have included Tony Buono, professor of management and coordinator of the Alliance for Ethics and Social Responsibility at Bentley University; Charlie Rose, vice president and dean at City Year; and Alfonso de Orleans-Borbon, president of Racing Engineering.
Please contact us at tomorrow25@bentley.edu with any questions.
