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Don't Go Dark: Business Leaders from Around the World See Record Engagement on LinkedIn During the Coronavirus Pandemic, But Not All Are Using Their Voices During the Crisis

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Friday, April 3, 2020
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Yet 40% of CEOs are not using social channels to communicate to key stakeholders about COVID-19, according to TBWA's audit.

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  • Yet 40% of CEOs are not using social channels to communicate to key stakeholders about COVID-19, according to TBWA's audit.
  • "CEOs are seen as the most credible sources of information but not enough of them are using their voice.
  • The high engagement levels we saw in our analysis from those who did show just how important it is for leaders to not 'go dark' in crisis."
  • LinkedIn and Twitter were examined for this analysis of global CEOs because they are the most global of communications platforms.

Technology Headlines Names Szilvia Horvath to 50 Most Admired CEOs

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Wednesday, March 6, 2019
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BOSTON, March 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- ELO Digital Office USA , enabling businesses to improve collaboration and digitize information management, announced that Szilvia Horvath, CEO of ELO Digital Office USA, has been named to The Technology Headlines magazine's 50 Most Admired CEOs of the Year 2019.

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  • BOSTON, March 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- ELO Digital Office USA , enabling businesses to improve collaboration and digitize information management, announced that Szilvia Horvath, CEO of ELO Digital Office USA, has been named to The Technology Headlines magazine's 50 Most Admired CEOs of the Year 2019.
  • "It was a great pleasure reviewing these CEOs as they all had inspiring and thought-provoking stories to share," said Carlos Chavez, editor-in-chief of Technology Headlines.
  • The 50 Most Admired CEOs of the Year-2019 acknowledges such companies and their leaders.
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When it Comes to Safety, There are CEOs Who "Get It"

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Thursday, January 24, 2019
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"These leaders understand that safety is the cornerstone of every world-class business," said Nick Smith, interim president and CEO of the National Safety Council.

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  • "These leaders understand that safety is the cornerstone of every world-class business," said Nick Smith, interim president and CEO of the National Safety Council.
  • "They have set a standard for their peers and colleagues, and we are proud to recognize their efforts."
  • This year's CEOs represent national and international organizations.
  • A Q&A with each of the CEOs Who "Get It" is featured in the February 2019 issue of Safety+Health magazine.

Nutritionist and Author Challenges CEOs to Improve Employee Health and Save the Planet with One Solution

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Wednesday, July 11, 2018
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EASTSOUND, Wash., July 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --My True Self, PLLC / Nutritionist and author Gigi Carter is challenging CEOs to improve employee health while leaving a lighter carbon footprint by implementing a plant-based workplace.

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  • EASTSOUND, Wash., July 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --My True Self, PLLC / Nutritionist and author Gigi Carter is challenging CEOs to improve employee health while leaving a lighter carbon footprint by implementing a plant-based workplace.
  • Below are the specific steps of the challenge:
    CEOs commit to reading or listening to the audiobook The Plant-Based Workplace: Add Profits, Engage Employees and Save the Planet .
  • CEOs ask employees, managers, and leaders in their company this question: "Would you be interested in a solution that would both improve the health of our coworkers and reduce our environmental footprint?"
  • For any paperback books purchased for employees, the author will donate 50% of royalty profits to the charity of the CEOs' choosing.