He also went on to co-found a group called Students for Responsible Business--a group which links students who want to merge their lives and their passions with businesses that are socially responsible.
He says he began surveying businesses, business school students and executives, and found an overwhelming desire to be socially responsible and do more in their work than just make money.
Albion's friend, Seth Goldman '87, president and CEO of Honest Tea, says Albion's work is helping change industry for the better.
"It's part of Mark's mission to change how business does business," Goldman says.
Albion's current undertaking, ML2: Making a Life, Making a Living, is an electronic newsletter with over 2.5 million subscribers.
In addition to providing advice and research on social responsibility in business, Albion and his partners help connect professionals who want to unite their careers and their passions with socially responsible businesses.
To make ends meet, Albion and his partners serve as consultants to businesses that seek to attract and retain similarly passionate employees.
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