Why you should read children's books, even though you are so old and wise

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Sinopse

There remains a huge gulf in understanding by many leaders of what some are calling the Social Age – huge changes going on in society, enabling anyone with a smartphone to sign up to a social network and comment on anything and everything. Despite this revolution, which has been embraced by the masses, it is the people at the top of organizations who have been slowest to understand and adapt to it.While business leaders may feel that it's enough to hire social media managers and amend their marketing strategies, Damian Corbet shows why organizations need to do more to succeed in the Social Age – why CEOs need to 'get social' to survive. The Social CEO sets out to educate and inspire senior leaders to embrace the Social Age, teaching them the hows and whys of utilising social media in order to make them stronger leaders. Social CEOs can effectively encourage engagement from their employees as well as other stakeholders and customers; they're better able to communicate their organization's objectives and values, gauge the climate in which they operate and improve their brand image.Offering invaluable contributions from industry-recognised experts in social business, The Social CEO explores the many aspects of leading in the Social Age, such as storytelling, personal branding, managing risk and public relations. With chapters also written by practising 'social CEOs' working across a variety of sectors, from healthcare to sport, the book provides a wealth of insight into how social media can be used to gain a competitive advantage.

Participantes

Autor: Katherine Rundell

Autor

KATHERINE RUNDELL

Katherine Rundell nasceu em 1987 e cresceu entre a África e a Europa. Em 2008, tornou-se professora adjunta do All Souls College, Oxford. Seu primeiro livro, The Girl Savage, resultou de seu amor pelo Zimbábue e da infância que viveu ali. A inspiração para escrever Nos telhados de Paris veio dos verões que ela passou em Paris, a trabalho, e das horas noturnas em que, apesar da proibição de fazê-lo, perambulou pelos telhados das faculdades de Oxford.