PwCCallum Douglas arrived in China in 2006 as a man in a delicate line of work: helping grassroots NGOs to do good. As PwC’s director of corporate responsibility in China based in Beijing, the UK native currently helps hundreds of NGOs each year to improve their governance, internal reporting, social media connections and image. Forbes: How was it that PwC started to offer management training for leaders from philanthropic organizations in China? Douglas: PwC wanted to be involved in the NGO sector to help development in China in general. One of the reasons was there was a low level of transparency among NGOs -- transparent reporting, including on their governance.

Source: Forbes May 22, 2017 02:03 UTC