Saad Kassis‑Mohamed, the chairman of the WeCare Foundation, has shared a Q&A about challenging inequity in MBA admissions. His organization, which he believes should be for all, began as a response to the Sudan civil war and became a longer-term commitment. They work with local organizations to implement programmes in sustainable development, education, and economic opportunity, with an emphasis on accountability and measurable outcomes. Their work ranges from clean energy and community resilience projects to youth opportunity initiatives. Kassis-Mohamed also shared his personal experiences and insights into MBA admissions and access. He stressed the importance of building systems that lift people up instead of filtering them out.