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Adrian M. Rich has more than 15 years of experience counseling high-growth, emerging companies and their investors, focusing on the medical device and biotech industry.

Ruchika Singhal is the Vice President of Global Health & Medtronic Labs, an internal business within Medtronic with the mission to expand access to healthcare for underserved patients, families and communities across the world.

Inspired by the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard, alumni Utkarsh Singh and Ayushi Mishra volunteered their platform—DronaMaps—to seven states across India to act as a command and control center during the pandemic, providing analytics like patient tracking, healthcare infrastructure tracking, containment and hotspot analysis, and predictions on spatial and epidemiological spread of the disease at a district level.

Gary Gadson is an assistant vice president at AT&T, where he leads the AT&T University organization of over 400 instructors and training experts in providing functional training for AT&T Technology and Operations (ATO) and AT&T Business.

Danielle Beben is the CEO of Emrana Engineering LLC, an engineering consulting firm that develops sustainable, efficient engineering solutions to achieve global balance between human activities and the environment.

Faz Ehsan is a Managing Principal at Thornton Tomasetti and leads the firm’s Midwest Region.

Dr. Charles Johnson-Bey has experience leveraging the intersection of technology, strategy, and business to create value and new opportunities. His expertise has spanned the commercial industry, the defense industry, and academia.

Ralph Gootee is the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at PlanGrid, an Autodesk company and a leader in construction productivity software.

Bassil Dahiyat has been Xencor’s president and chief executive officer since the company’s incorporation in August 1997.

Natasha Porter is the Executive Vice President and Customer Development Officer of Gensuite LLC.

Johns Hopkins Engineering alumna Ruth Bishop is vice president of Global Mission Excellence and Technology for Northrop Grumman Technology Services.

John Staehlin ’61, an alumnus of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, has been named a recipient of the prestigious Hoover Medal from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.