We’re looking for the leaders who inspire,encourage and provoke debate. The Top 30 Charity CEOs on Social Media awards are now openNominate a charity chief executive herePublic trust in charities is reported to be at its lowest for eight years and the wave of negative press, from the closure of Kids Company to the ethics of fundraising and chief executive pay, and shows that the sector is under the microscope like never before.
While we can’t change the fact that there may be more of these articles,we can gaze at what is in our control and encourage our leaders to be bold and inspiring on social media. By starting conversations and confronting issues directly, leaders can strengthen relationships with their charitys supporters.
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Source: theguardian.com