The traits that characterize successful social enterprises are similar to those of organizations that are effective in undertaking cultural and process change.
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Socially Savvy CEOs are more effective in shaping the perception and communication surrounding their companies. Whether focused on internal audiences like executives and employees or external audiences such as customers, partners, shareholders and the general public, the social CEO is the most effective communicator of the corporate narrative.