This woman had a strong drive to succeed that didn’t make sense to her loved ones. At one point she even wondered if she might be adopted because she was so different than the other women in the family. At age 15, she knew she wanted to change the world but she had no role models to show her how. In college she discovered the concept of patterns and came to realize her ability to recognize patterns could be used to inspire and impact the world she wanted to change. She worked for Greenpeace and became an activist who got arrested a lot. Then she moved onto Wall Street where she built finance projects that supported the good of the world. Today, her path to greatness continues as she works toward a wide shared democracy by aligning capital with protecting life and human dignity. It is my pleasure to introduce you to Donna Morton
