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Entrepreneur Jay Richards reveals how he escaped marginalisation to start a business and is helping disadvantaged London teenagers to follow the same path.

Jay is the founder and CEO of DivInc, which is one of the six social businesses to have joined Investec’s social enterprise incubator, Beyond Business, in 2018.

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6 Jan 2019 English South Africa Business

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