Real life

• My ethical career: Ethical entrepreneur
  For Sally Broom, ethical business means doing great business in a way that benefits as many people as possible.
• My ethical career: Ethical entrepreneur
  To set up your own ethical business, you need to love what you do and have a passion for change, says Claire Watt-Smith.
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• My ethical career: Press officer at the Soil Association
  

  Going to work everyday with the feeling that the projects and issues you're promoting really have the potential to change things for the better is great, says Clio Turton.
  

• My ethical career: Social film maker
  Put what you care about at the heart of what you do, says Ben Gray.
• My ethical career: Friendship line officer
  Doing an internship or placement will help you decide whether you really want to work for a charity, says Gemma MacNulty.
• My ethical career: Creative director of an ethical fashion company
  There should be positive connections between the people that make products and the people that buy them, says Clare Elsmore-Dodsworth
  
• My ethical career: Product manager for the Co-op
  You have to do your research if you want to work in fair trade, says Melissa Webb
• My ethical career: Ethical florist
  

  To set up your own ethical business, you need to be prepared to fail but be very unwilling to do so, says Will Wynne

• My ethical career: Director of a media ethics organisation
  

  Ethical journalists should listen to their consciences, be willing to admit to mistakes, and consider the potential consequences of their actions, says Mike Jempson.