On Episode 109 of #ThePlaybook, Scott Harrison, CEO of charity: water and author of the best-selling book Thirst, shares his thoughts on: Choosing to dedicate one year of his life to serving others after “selfishly wasting” ten years as a club promoter [4:30] How he worked to build trust in charity: water by showing donors the impact that their donation has [11:40] The steps he took to make charity: water an “epic brand” that rivals Nike and Apple [14:33] Why he is so enthusiastic about introducing his donors to other charities [18:04]
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