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Victor Lee is the founder and CEO of Communiteer, launched in 2018 as a one-stop solution to connect not for profits with the corporate partners, people, and the skills they need to make a difference.

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The end of ‘voluntourism’ and the rise of skilled volunteers

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Victor Lee, Monday, 28th March 2022 - In a saturated digital landscape, “traditional volunteering” is fading as skilled volunteers meet the technological demands not for profits need to thrive, writes Victor Lee.

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Victor Lee is the founder and CEO of Communiteer, launched in 2018 as a one-stop solution to connect not for profits with the corporate partners, people, and the skills they need to make a difference.

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The end of ‘voluntourism’ and the rise of skilled volunteers

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Victor Lee is the founder and CEO of Communiteer, launched in 2018 as a one-stop solution to connect not for profits with the corporate partners, people, and the skills they need to make a difference.

Articles:

The end of ‘voluntourism’ and the rise of skilled volunteers

We’re not your average jobs board