Tennis legend Andre Agassi has long been passionate about impacting childhood education in a positive way. He was able to talk about the motivation behind his work off the court as the keynote speaker at the UBS Philanthropy Forum. 

The event was held in San Francisco, California on October 24th. During Agassi's presentation, he was interviewed by UBS' Bill Sutton. 

He talked about building sustainable philanthropy. Agassi has built several charter schools and stressed the importance of having a focus when working towards a charitable goal. 

Agassi won eight Grand Slam singles events and finished as runner-up seven times. He is one of just eight players all-time to win the career Grand Slam. 

Agassi first reached number one in the world in 1995 and a year later, he won an Olympic gold medal on home soil. He was a part of three Team USA squads that captured the Davis Cup. 

In 2009, Agassi's book, "Open: An Autobiography," reached number one on The New York Times bestseller list. He is currently the coach for top player Novak Djokovic. 

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