Scott Harrison – Social Entrepreneur and founder of Water

Scott Harrison is the founder and current CEO of the non-benefit good charity: Water, which was established in 2006 that gives drinking water to individuals in non-industrial countries. As indicated by the association, it has financed 44,000 water projects in 28 nations however it doesn’t have the foggiest idea that many of the undertakings are as yet practical.

Harrison went through right around ten years as a club advertiser in New York City. At the point when he was 28, he concluded it was the ideal opportunity for an extraordinary change, and left to go through a year chipping in as a photojournalist on board a clinic transport off the shore of Liberia, West Africa. He went through the following 10 years coordinating gatherings for any semblance of MTV, VH1, Bacardi and Elle. During this time, Harrison saw outrageous degrees of destitution and ailment, and came to comprehend that a large number of the contaminations and infections requiring treatment were waterborne. With a recently discovered comprehension of the significance of clean drinking water, Harrison got back to New York City in 2006 and set up a little group to foster a non-benefit committed to this reason.

Using imaginative innovation, good cause: water has additionally evolved far off sensors to screen the usefulness of their water projects. With the assistance of neighborhood pioneers and prepared mechanics, noble cause: water isn’t simply attempting to get spotless water to networks needed, yet is ensuring it continues to stream at projects all throughout the planet for quite a long time to come. This is completely made conceivable by a little gathering of private benefactors who pay noble cause: water’s working expenses, permitting 100% of gifts made to clean water to support water projects for individuals out of luck.

Scott was perceived in Fortune Magazine’s 40 under 40 rundown, the Forbes Magazine Impact 30 rundown and was as of late #10 in Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People in Business issue. He is right now a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader and writer of the New York Times Bestselling book Thirst.