Executives in Residence

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Executive-In-Residence program (EIR) connects students with seasoned leaders from a variety of industries.

Executives invited to the Carey program come from diverse backgrounds, have demonstrated senior leadership and expertise in their fields, and are appointed by the dean. EIRs can expect to participate in several engagements across the course of an academic year both in and out of the classroom.​​

The EIR program provides Carey Business School students with real-world insights from business leaders, which supplement their academic experience. Business leaders gain important connections to the academic environment, exposure to cutting-edge research, and future business leaders.​

Participate in the Executives in Residence program

Carey Business School is seeking distinguished business leaders to participate in the EIR program and will craft a participation plan pertinent to the executive’s business interests and expertise. Most EIR opportunities for the 2021-2022 academic year will be conducted virtually.

Opportunities for participation include:

  • Keynote / Panelist for school-wide speaker events
  • Guest lecturer in the classroom ​
  • Participate in ‘Flash 1:1’ mentoring / coffee chats​
  • Experiential learning opportunities
  • Engagements with Executive Education, such as guest speaker or coach​

Current Executives in Residence

Nell Buhlam
President and Chief Operating Officer, Press Ganey

Roshan Mehdizadeh Corsiglia, PhD
Director, Governance and Controls, Google LLC

Matthew Echols
Vice President of Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability, Coca-Cola Company

Lynn Hackney
Principal, Community Three

Andrew Klein, MD, MBA, FACS Esther and Mark Schulman Chair in Surgery and Transplant Medicine
Vice Chairman of the Department of Surgery
Director of Comprehensive Transplant Center
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Charles T. (Chuck) Langmead
President, Global Industrial Business (retired), McCormick & Co. Inc.

Peter Laport
President and Chief Executive Officer, Bakkavor USA

Shamala Littlefield
Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis and Overhead Management Rotary & Mission Systems, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Greg Merrill
Head of Digital Transformation and Technology Strategy, Nike

For more information, please contact:​

Greg Bowden

Associate Dean of Development and Alumni Relations
gbowden@jhu.edu​

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