Business schools are reshaping MBA offerings and philanthropy to align with employer demand in healthcare commercialization and real assets. MIT Sloan alumni report the MBA provided flexible pathways into healthcare strategy work; NYU Stern’s Endless Frontier Labs won a Prix Galien honor for commercializing scientific research. Georgetown’s McDonough School received a $10 million commitment from alumnus Bob Steers to fund full‑tuition scholarships for an M.S. in Global Real Assets and new professorships in real estate and infrastructure. The moves reflect a shift toward domain‑specific skills inside general management programs and increased donor investments to build talent pipelines for sectors tied to the energy transition, infrastructure and life sciences.