Johns Hopkins Carey Business School announced a $50 million gift from the W. P. Carey Foundation to support full-time MBA entrepreneurship programming, faculty professorships, and deeper industry connections. The school says the funding also aims to expand its visibility and leadership in the business of health. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore described the investment as building innovation pathways tied to job creation and economic resilience in Baltimore. The foundation said its total contributions to Carey now reach $125 million. At Carey, the funding is positioned to strengthen coursework and startup support for MBA students while building dedicated faculty and external partnerships aligned with health-sector growth.