Building a bridge to a better life

Today, Senni's entrepreneurship has equally compelling, though more altruistic, motives. Having founded and run a successful taxi company, ATA France, and made millions, Senni, 32, is rallying other businesspeople to reach into rough neighborhoods like his and help other young people. Full Story »

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Marsha Iverson
4.0
by Marsha Iverson - Dec. 26, 2008

Inspiring report on a young social entrepreneur who is now providing support for other start-up businesses in poor areas.

Noteworthy role model for a change in thinking about the US economy. Imagine what would happen if young people had the opportunity--and modest support and encouragement--to try to create positive futures for themselves and their friends and families? What if America stopped investing in prisons as a growth industry, and instead took that money and invested in practical, hands-on experiential education and social involvement? We cannot afford to disenfranchise our youth: they are our future.

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