How to Make Social Change Your Business
Byline: SARAH RICHARDSON
TOM SAVAGE always wanted to be an entrepreneur. As a child, he was morelikely to be found browsing the pages of the Financial Times than the Beano,and at the age of 14 started trading on the stock market.
However, he quickly realised that using money to make more money did notmotivate him, and that he was more interested in the opportunities that moneycreates to affect positive change in the world.
While an undergraduate at Edinburgh University, Tom started a studententrepreneurs' society and helped a group of fellow students to raise [pounds sterling]25,000for an expedition to Zanzibar.
Their project, to chart and …
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Article title: How to Make Social Change Your Business.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: The Evening Standard (London, England).
Publication date: October 9, 2007.
Page number: 55.
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