


“Bradley is not only a premier source of talent for undergraduates coming to work for Caterpillar, but also an important resource for continuing education. We look to the extraordinary programs at our hometown university to help develop our employees into our company's leaders.
I’m privileged to be the latest in a long line of Caterpillar chairmen who have recognized the special, mutually beneficial relationship between Bradley University
and Caterpillar.”
— Jim Owens,
Caterpillar
Chairman & CEO
THE CATERPILLAR COMMITMENT TO A
BRADLEY RENAISSANCE
As a Fortune 50 corporation with a vision to be the admired global leader, Caterpillar Inc. looks to Bradley University as a premier source of talent. Caterpillar has reaffirmed its commitment to Bradley University by way of a pledge to the Campaign for a Bradley Renaissance.
Caterpillar committed up to $30 million to Bradley’s five-year, $150 million campaign. That gift, the largest in University history, includes two matching grants aimed at attracting an additional $18 million.
View the Caterpillar Commitment video. Go>
The Caterpillar Foundation will match individual employee and retiree gifts to the Campaign up to $9 million. With your individual gift, you are sharing in the excitement as Caterpillar joins Bradley in the Campaign for a Bradley Renaissance. The Campaign is intended to transform the face of the campus by providing improved venues for students to learn, create, think and explore new worlds.
Share in the vision. Your individual financial support in the form of a charitable gift to the Campaign, together with the Caterpillar Foundation match, will help achieve the kind of progress that is strategically important to both Bradley’s and Caterpillar’s future..
Read the details
of the Caterpillar Commitment to Bradley. Go>
Imagine what it will mean to each of when the world recognizes the excellence of the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology on the Bradley campus.
The talent pipeline from Bradley into Caterpillar has never been stronger. Not only was the team lead for Caterpillar’s revolutionary ACERT® Technology a Bradley graduate, but also several team members are alumni—including the engineer who won “Inventor of the Year.” A BU grad also headed the design team for the recently introduced D7E, the first-of-its-kind electric drive track-type tractor. Many more Bradley alums are responsible for industry-leading technology at Caterpillar from fuel systems innovations to machine automation and undercarriage durability. Also consider: