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Out with the old
MARK CARNEGIE
FOUNDING PARTNER
M.H. CARNEGIE & CO. PTY LTD
FOUNDING PARTNER
M.H. CARNEGIE & CO. PTY LTD
Venture capitalist Mark Carnegie was born into a wealthy and successful family and is attune to his exceptional privilege. Here he shares with Elizabeth McArthur his investing philosophy, philanthropic work and why he thinks the smart money is in cryptocurrency.