Seeking Recommendations for Key List of Individuals from International NGOs on Twitter

Dear Colleagues

A colleague and I have been searching for a list the top 50 or 100 individuals from key international organizations who might be on Twitter and to date haven't found a useful list. There are lists that include:

The Global Journals Top 100 NGOs
Foreign Policy's list of Top 100 Thinkers
on PCDN We have a guide to Tweeting for Social Change which lists 25 key orgs/people to follow

However, we haven't found any good lists of key individual twitter account of people leading or working at a senior level in International Non-Governmental Organizations. We are not seeking a list of organizational Twitter accounts but key individuals in organizations. If anyone knows of such a list or has recommendations please let me know.

Thanks

Dr. Craig Zelizer, Founder/CEO of PCDN

Tags: Conflict, Development, INGOs, List, Peacebuilding, Twitter, Twitterai, key

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Permalink Reply by Monica Curca on November 29, 2012 at 3:16pm

Hi Craig,

what an interesting idea. I created an social media influencer map and list for World Vision International a while back... might be an interesting project. There are many lists, but I think for PCDN it might be more interesting and helpful to have categories. For Instance Peacebuilders ( and others working in other silos) in various fields - such as:

1. Communications/Media

These would further be broken up in more categories: films for peace, journalists, open data, freedom of press, citizen journalists etc.

2. Political Figures

3. Universities

4. NGO's

5. Global Peacebuilers (individual accounts)

etc.

anyway perhaps we can talk offline about it.

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Permalink Reply by Craig Zelizer on November 29, 2012 at 3:27pm

Thanks. Great suggestions. Let's see what others suggest. We are particularly interested in key leaders at INGOs (not just peacebuilding). Once we see if there are any existing lists then exploring if some need to be created would be a next step.

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Permalink Reply by Maheswar Satpathy on December 12, 2012 at 3:39am

Thanks Craig for sharing...great help, even though I dont do much twitter

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