These were the trailblazers of doing business with humanity in mind. Proud graduates of Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.

1. GMBA Class of 2012
Memory lane

2. Today they walked 10km

3. 5 Carey students helped the Kenya
Red Cross achieve these goals by
conducting a project management
audit to increase business efficiency
during project implementation.

4. Loss of eye sight has a significant
impact on the poor.
Of the world’s visually impaired, 87%
live in developing countries and 18% of
those who are blind live in Africa.

5. `5 Carey students worked on consulting
project for UHEAL, a startup EYE clinic, to
improve the financial viability, operational
capacity, and social impact.

6. Access to credit is a problem for the
world’s poor. 1 cow can change lives.

7. 5 Carey students performed an evaluation of finance
social enterprise in Kenya and provided
recommendations that aligned with its future growth
plans.

8. Women are the backbone of most
societies, more so in Africa.

9. 6 Carey students worked with Nairobi
Women’s Hospital on solutions for
inventory management and waste
management in the hospital.

10. “We were honored to play a part in the
development of the Innovation for Humanity
Project. I can speak on behalf of the entire
organization in saying how impressed we all
were with the quality and professionalism of
your students. I have worked with several
MBA groups while in Kenya and the team from
Hopkins surpassed all of my expectations.
Their work ethic was fantastic and we are
already implementing many of the suggested
changes.”
-project partner in Kenya

11. GMBA Kenya team in January 2011