@AlyssaRaim14939 Hi! This is a great example. It's nice to see that someone with such power also helps people in need. Some celebrities don't use their power correctly/efficiently, but Prince Harry definitely does.
@TaimurMirz99325 Hi! This is a great example of a celebrity and a leader. I didn't know about this person and what they stood for, but I am all for it. We need more celebrities like this!!
@sq206007292 Hi! I also chose Oprah for my post. I think she is the perfect example of a celebrity but also a leader. She has accomplished so much in her life and is an inspiration to so many people!
Oprah Winfrey is known as a TV celebrity but is also acknowledged as a leader. She has used her position to advocate for critical causes such as education, literacy, and mental health awareness, inspiring millions worldwide with her leadership and philanthropic endeavors ##LIDC92
@GandhiDill84177 Hi Dillon. I like this article because it describes the positives and the negatives of leadership in the age of social media. I think that if it's used ethically, it could provide a sense of connection, trust, and relatability between the leader and a (younger) audience as well.
@DANNYLIN47665 Hi Danny. This is a great way to describe the relationship between social media and leaders. Using social media could be very beneficial, but if anything they post falls out of line with their values it could be detrimental to the company.
@uarutgers63117 Hi there, I like this example because it showcases the positive effect of leaders using social media for business. Social media has a bad reputation, but this article shows that it could build trust and connection between a business and its audience.
This article demonstrates the advantages of social media involvement for leaders such as boosting trustworthiness, which supports the view held by Ruben & Gigliotti that social impact takes priority over simple methods in leadership communication. #LIDC92 https://t.co/UqXV4s5rgA
Kruse says leadership stems from social influence, not authority or power. 25-year-old girls' education activist Vee Kativhu, is inspiring and influential not because of authority or power, but because of what she stands for and her qualities. #LIDC92 https://t.co/FxNSbWTWKp