After September 11, Morgan Stanley survivors left Wall Street to dedicate themselves to volunteering and public service, transforming the trauma of the tragedy into personal growth.
The article addresses the stories of people who were in the offices of the financial institution located in the Twin Towers when the attacks occurred.
These survivors decided to radically change the course of their lives after experiencing a moment that completely altered their perspective on what really matters.
The transformation of trauma into concrete actions to help others became the common denominator of these former Morgan Stanley employees, who found in serving others a way to give meaning to their survival.
