Selflessness is profitable.
You could have a boring job like everyone else — or make even more doing something that you love. Something that brings you purpose. Something that actually solves our problems.

Careers are opportunities to tackle pressing world problems and we're not talking about the pay cuts and slow pace of the non-profit sector. Business is one of the most powerful tools we have to ignite rapid & systemic change. Come talk with Josh Tetrick, a UM Law alum disrupting the food system as CEO of Hampton Creek—a Silicon Valley company pioneering in the food space.

He'll talk about what it looks like for a company to tackle a pressing global problem while turning a profit and the concrete steps he took to build Hampton Creek--all without any background in food or business. He'll follow by workshopping how you can weave what you care about with what you're good at to build a lucrative career.

12:30 pm - Stamps Auditorium
6:00 pm - 1225 South Hall, Law School Building

Josh's bio
Josh Tetrick is a social entrepreneur who's raised over $120 million from the founders of Yahoo!, Facebook, Microsoft, and PayPal, and has been named to Fortune's 40 Under 40 List and Inc. Magazine’s 35 Under 35 entrepreneurs. He founded Hampton Creek, a Silicon Valley company disrupting the food industry so that more sustainable, healthier and delicious food is accessible to everyone, everywhere. Hampton Creek has been fortunate to be named "the fastest growing food company on earth" by Inc. Magazine and "the future of food" by Bill Gates. Most of all, he's a proud UM alum.