The School for Moral Ambition: the idealism of an activist, the ambition of a start-up entrepreneur

A foundation with a clear mission: to help as many people as possible take the step to a job with positive impact. They believe that moral ambition should become a well-known lifestyle, just like minimalism or mindfulness. Over the past few months, the foursome has teamed up with a growing team to create Moral Ambition Circles and seek candidates for their program Moral Ambition Fellowships, which has gone live since May 1. Through the Circles, people engage in small groups of six to eight people to discuss the difference they can make through their work. In this way, The School for Moral Ambition facilitates multiple and accessible places to make a difference in a world full of challenges. To use your talents to make the world a little better and actually do it in addition to talking about it. Ultimately, the movement wants to work with their selected fellows on 30 underexposed world problems, starting with the tobacco industry as well as accelerating the protein transition.