Johns Hopkins Carey Business School received a $50 million gift from the W. P. Carey Foundation to fund entrepreneurship programming and support faculty professorships. The funding will provide start-up funding for full-time MBA students pursuing entrepreneurship, while also strengthening the school’s ties to industry partners. The gift also aims to increase Carey’s visibility in the business of health—described as a fast-growing segment of the economy—aligning education programming with industry demand. Maryland Governor Wes Moore said the investment is designed to create pathways for innovation and job creation in Baltimore. W. P. Carey Foundation chair William P. Carey II said the foundation’s goal is to prepare professionals for leadership in business and civic life, and noted the foundation’s total contributions to Carey have increased to $125 million. For university advancement and business school leaders, the development signals ongoing institutional competition to attract entrepreneurial talent and to position graduate programs near high-growth health-sector ecosystems.