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Philanthropy Is Activism.

To Me, Money Is A Means To Do Good. I Reached A Point In My Life Where I Had Enjoyed Tremendous Business Success That Afforded My Family Everything We Could Possibly Want. My Wife And I Then Decided That We Could Use Our Wealth To Make A Difference. So We Created The Broad Foundations To Do Four Things: To Improve Urban Public Education, To Support Innovative Scientific And Medical Research, To Foster Art Appreciation For Audiences Worldwide And To Support Civic Initiatives In Los Angeles.

In High School, I Would Drive My Teachers Batty. They Would Make A Statement, And I Would Say, 'why Is That?' They Didn't Want To Be Questioned.

For Businesses To Be Successful, They Need To Constantly Ask The Question: How Can We Provide Value To Our Customers? At The End Of The Day, That Is What Matters.

If People Want To Criticize Me Because It Sells Papers, That's Fine. I Just Don't Like It When It's Inaccurate.