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VINOD RAJASEKARAN:ย  Let’s begin with your journey, I think this is something that [changemakers] will be really curious about; how did you come to enter the world of social purpose?

DUKE CHANG: I had a pretty typical career in the corporate world, in both financial services and technology โ€ฆ and over the course of my career, I would say in the last decade plus, social goods started intersecting with my career. I’d always had that as part of my personal life โ€” whether it was through charitable giving or through volunteerism โ€” but it started intersecting with career opportunities at various companies, whether that was through formalized volunteer programs in the workplace or through working through charitable organizations within my organizations, or through promoting social good initiatives like neurodiversity in the workplace.

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VINOD RAJASEKARAN:ย  Let’s begin with your journey, I think this is something that [changemakers] will be really curious about; how did you come to enter the world of social purpose?

DUKE CHANG: I had a pretty typical career in the corporate world, in both financial services and technology โ€ฆ and over the course of my career, I would say in the last decade plus, social goods started intersecting with my career. I’d always had that as part of my personal life โ€” whether it was through charitable giving or through volunteerism โ€” but it started intersecting with career opportunities at various companies, whether that was through formalized volunteer programs in the workplace or through working through charitable organizations within my organizations, or through promoting social good initiatives like neurodiversity in the workplace.

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VINOD RAJASEKARAN:ย  Let’s begin with your journey, I think this is something that [changemakers] will be really curious about; how did you come to enter the world of social purpose?

DUKE CHANG: I had a pretty typical career in the corporate world, in both financial services and technology โ€ฆ and over the course of my career, I would say in the last decade plus, social goods started intersecting with my career. I’d always had that as part of my personal life โ€” whether it was through charitable giving or through volunteerism โ€” but it started intersecting with career opportunities at various companies, whether that was through formalized volunteer programs in the workplace or through working through charitable organizations within my organizations, or through promoting social good initiatives like neurodiversity in the workplace.

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