Fogelman EMBA Professor Presents Keynote at Bentley University

For release:  January 25, 2012

Darryl Vernon Poole, who teaches courses in Corporate Governance and Self-Leadership in the Fogelman College’s Executive MBA Program, was selected to present the keynote address at Bentley University’s 26th annual Celebration for Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

Along with his participation in the celebration, which took place at the Waltham, Mass., business school Jan. 24, Poole led two additional forums at the university: the Future Impact of Multiculturalism and 10 Principle Findings of the Cambridge Institute for Applied Research (CIfAR) impacting present and future global conditions.

A Bentley graduate and trustee emeritus, Poole earned a Master’s in Management Sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is founder and chief strategist of the CIfAR, where he serves as a private executive adviser for global change patterns, governance and critical decision and change management. For more than 10 years, he served as senior editor and publisher of CIfAR’s internationally distributed publication, Institute Commentaries on World Change. A certified internal auditor with three decades of executive financial and CFO experience for private and public corporations, Poole also serves as senior advisor to the Office of the President at Washington College in Chestertown, Md.