Social opinions and expectations for Scottish charities
15 June 2020
This survey aims to identify the Scottish public’s opinions on Scottish charities, and the social expectations for the management innovation of Scottish charities, in order to provide an understanding and implications for the introduction and adoption of management innovation for Scottish charities.
It will be helping Scottish charities to enhance service and product for the public.
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Ethical approval
This research is organized by the University of Stirling. The ethical approaches of this project have been approved via The University of Stirling General University Ethics Panel On May 20th 2020.
About the researcher
Ang holds a master’s degree in international business from Stirling Management School in Nov. of 2013.
He returned to the University of Stirling in Sep. of 2017 to pursue a professional doctorate in Business Administration under the supervision of Prof. George Burt.
Ang was working for China- Ethiopia Mining and Mineral Exploration and Development Cooperation Project for three Years as senior management in 2013- 2016.
He is a Chartered Member of Chartered Management Institute
