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You certainly have some of the "core basics" for a run at top business schools. What you have to realize, however, is that schools are receiving emails from top applicants from all over the world and will have their pick amongst them. Most top candidates are going to have demonstrated involvement in their communities outside of work, so you will make it too easy for them to pass on you for someone else if you don't seem like the kind of person who gets involved. THey want to bring in future business leaders and most if not all business leaders in the world today are engaged with their communities (sit on boards, support causes, etc.) Best to think on what you're passionate about and try to find a way to participate in something outside your office or daily grind that will allow you to give back. I bet if you look back over your life you can name a thing or two you have done to get engaged. Just go out and start doing that again and you will then have a long history of participation in something you love just by reconnecting the dots. Hope this helps.