It's a Given
Success means nothing to these charitable entrepreneurs unless they're giving back.
Online advertising agency Vantage Media has already rewritten the rules for internet search-based online advertising. Now the company's savvy founders, brothers Todd and Mark Dipaola, 28 and 30, respectively, are out to change the way entrepreneurs view philanthropy. To start, they put their money where their mouths are. In 2006, four years after starting El Segundo, California-based Vantage Media from scratch, they set aside several million dollars as an initial endowment for their new charitable venture, the Dipaola Foundation.
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