Show Notes
In this episode of Your Digital Reputation, host Roger Christie is joined by Stephanie Speck, Head of Special Initiatives at the Green Climate Fund - the world’s largest climate fund dedicated to transformative climate action in developing countries.
The challenge Steph and her team face is no small task. And the issues they discuss are often daunting, sensitive, complex, and politically-charged. But, at its core, they are human issues - with human faces, voices and stories behind them. The secret to engagement, empathy and action on such complex issues may just be in human connections, person to person.
The conversation explores the critical role social media plays for Steph and the Green Climate Fund, and how it can help them harness affection and storytelling to inspire what may seem like impossible change.
This episode will certainly inspire you. Tune in to hear how Steph is focused on connecting at a deeper level to help ensure the future of our planet.
TIMESTAMPS: 00:02:08 - Steph's remarkable social impact journey. 00:08:12 - Social media storytelling evolution and media consumption changes. 00:12:13 - Steph's lived experience at COP. 00:16:03 - Connecting and communicating with affection. 00:17:29 - Steph's lived experience at South Sudan. 00:24:45 - The power of people telling stories. 00:27:57 - Affection is more powerful than polish.
Full podcast details here: https://www.propelgroup.com.au/your-digital-reputation-podcast
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