Davia Temin, CEO of Temin and Company and First
Vice Chair of the Girl Scouts of the USA Board of Directors, has been selected for
Trust Across America’s 2013 list
of the Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business
Behavior.
“Trust is
really the world’s shadow currency today – it
enables the smooth flow of international commerce, and progress in a multitude
of areas,” says Temin, who works with global CEOs, corporations, universities,
and NGOs on leadership, marketing and media strategy, and advises major
corporations on their women’s leadership councils. “But trust in business,
and governmental institutions, is in terribly short supply. It is up to every one of us to understand the
reasons why, and do whatever we can to help
rebuild trust not only in the business and financial markets, but in our daily
interactions. That is what I seek to do, and am so honored by this
recognition.”
Trust
Across America is a think tank dedicated to studying,
defining, and quantifying trustworthy business behavior. Temin writes a column for Forbes.com entitled “Reputation
Matters” covering crisis, resilience,
reputation, marketing and branding strategy, social media, women’s leadership,
and corporate governance. In addition, she tweets (@DaviaTemin)
regularly on these issues, and the Temin and
Company website features a section devoted to
pertinent thought leadership.
She is also a frequent public speaker on
subjects ranging from rebuilding trust, crisis and reputation management and
resilience to building brands over social media, executive presence, and
presentation training. She appears regularly on local, national, and global
television and radio.