- Anthony Watters (MBA ’22) is one of P&Q’s Most Disruptive Startups founders.
- Katherine Pinkard (MBA ’14) is embracing the power of blockchain for commercial real estate.
- Lyft CBO Zach Greenberger (MBA ’21) is piloting innovative end-to-end marketing solutions for riders.
- Allison Reardon (MBA ’07) is directing industry collaboration in multiple tech spaces between government and industry at MITRE Enginuity.
- Jim Liew is among the “Top 10 crypto voices”.
- Beth Blauer advises cities on how to use data to serve residents better.
- Tinglong Dai shared how AI can make search engines even more powerful.
- Wm. Polk Carey Distinguished Professor Ritu Agarwal and CDHAI Co-director Gordon Gao studied the difference between real and fake doctor reviews online.
- Shubhranshu Singh and Tinglong Dai explored how AI might impact physicians’ decision-making.
- Rick Smith leads the Human Capital Development Lab with expertise in leading organizations through the adaption of AI.
- Lanre Ogungbe (MBA ’23) founded Identitypass, which is changing how the African continent validates personal data.
- Evan Haas (MBA ’24) won Carey’s Student Venture Showcase with Curve Assure, a non-invasive digital at-home spinal assessment tool.
- A full-time MBA student group created the concept of a “smart tampon” to detect cervical cancer while minimizing out-of-pocket patient expense and inequitable access to care and attracted potential investors to prototype.
- Six start-up teams competed for top prize in the Student Venture Showcase at Carey Business School.
- Carey full-time MBA students use artificial intelligence to conceptualize a disparity-narrowing medtech cancer detector disparity-narrowing medtech cancer detector.
Carey at a glance
Since 2007, Carey Business School has been building on its foundations and the legacy of Johns Hopkins University with focus, determination, and accomplishment. Here are just a few of our distinctions.