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John Judge expected to work in investment banking. At Stonehill College he studied economics, and when graduation approached, he interviewed for a position with a major asset management firm.  Then he got a call from the Boy Scouts of America. The organization wanted to know if Judge, who was an Eagle Scout and had worked at a scouting summer camp, would be interested in a job. He accepted, figuring he’d spend a year or two giving back by working in the nonprofit world before returning to the investment field. That future, however, didn’t work out quite as he planned. “I quickly realized that mission is what really motivates
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