Morgan Stanley had 1,500 employees in the World Trade Center buildings on September 11, 2001, and 13 died, leaving approximately 1,487 survivors. Twenty-five years later, some of those survivors say the attack didn't just spare their lives — it redirected them entirely, pulling them out of finance and into careers built around helping other people. That evacuation was aided by regular mandatory drills. As reported by The Oakland Press, Morgan St…
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