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Issue #233
Spring 2011

Holly Branson has saved lives, risked her own, and now finds herself as Sir Richard’s successor.
(And she’s not even 30!)
Mark Zuckerberg’s Harvard roommate on creating his own online revolution.
Shari Arison and a simple idea that might change the world.
Like so many before him (hey, Google guys!) Matt Flannery took his Stanford degree and went to Silicon Valley. But that’s where the story gets interesting. Meet the man behind Kiva.
Once shackled by her famous last name, Abigail Disney broke free by pointing the spotlight on the screen.
Saving lives is a global business for paramedic Rahul Singh.
Former schoolteacher Charles Best knows what it’s like to teach a class without enough books, desks, and pencils. He created DonorsChoose.org to make sure that no one else does.
Starting Baby Einstein from her basement was a challenge; but battling cancer was the fight of Julie Clark’s life.
Wayne Firestone isn’t trying to change students’ minds; he just wants to open them.
From Cannes to The Frick, Chopard’s own Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele is accessorizing the rich and famous—with jewelry inspired by the animal kingdom.
Chopard’s dependable co-president Karl-Friedrich Scheufele on long-term thinking, keeping tigers alive, and his first Porsche.
From Internet moguls to microfinance mavens, these young entrepreneurs are proving that it is better to lead than to follow.