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Let's Do The Right Thing: Dhruv Baker
Season 1, Ep. 4
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A lesson in entrepreneurial re-invention. Dhruv Baker had a career in media sales before winning Master Chef in 2010. From there he set out to learn from the best, and with his business partner, Tom Whitaker, built the award-winning charcuterie, Tempus.
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