Scott Harrison

Most Creative People 2013

Scott Harrison

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The hedonist turned philanthropist

Former nightclub promoter Scott Harrison left the party scene to start charity:water, a nonprofit that improves water access in third world countries.

Scott Harrison On The Web

Stories about Scott Harrison

American Express’s #PassionProject Contest To Kickstart Your Hobbies

AmEx’s new social media campaign will award ten people a month with $2,000 each to pursue their passion projects.

American Express’s #PassionProject Contest To Kickstart Your Hobbies

How The Founder Of Charity: Water Went From Packing Clubs To Building Wells

Scott Harrison talks about his crisis of faith and a journey that took him from a debaucherous world of club promotion to becoming a powerful force for clean water in Africa.

How The Founder Of Charity: Water Went From Packing Clubs To Building Wells

The 10 Most Generous Social Media Mavens

To launch a series on the most generous people in business, we’re first looking at those who use the Internet to help draw attention and support to those in need.

The 10 Most Generous Social Media Mavens

Trickle-Forward Economics: Scott Harrison’s Water-Based Experiment In Viral Philanthropy

05.18.10 | 12:40 am

A Changed Generation: Scott Harrison | charity: water

Tech

A cybersecurity expert explains why it’s time to get serious about Zero Trust

Two bioengineers explain how we could deliver drugs that better withstand stomach acid

A Ukrainian CEO explains how he helped fight Russia while keeping a company afloat

News

As the Supreme Court faces civil unrest, Ketanji Brown Jackson makes history as its first Black woman justice

The Roe v. Wade culture war comes for the world of nail art

Report: Many large companies that vowed to leave Russia are still active there

Co.Design

See the 50 most striking book covers of the year

Why the new PBS Kids logo got rid of the kid

This dark, abandoned store got Swiss-cheesed into a light-filled office building

Work Life

Fearing a recession? Don’t drop the ball on your DEI efforts now

Yes, you can be a good mom and run a successful startup

We’re in the midst of a fundamental shift in leadership