Rząd UK poszukuje "Executive Director of Digital". Są chętni?

W artykule z The Telegraph dowiadujemy się m.in. o...

Wynagrodzeniu:

[...] will more than justify the £142,000 advertised salary, despite it being only £500 less than the Prime Minister’s wage.

Że nie chodzi tylko o Twittera:

“Twitter will be a tiny part of the job. To call this role a Twitter Tsar is like calling Richard Branson a flight steward.”

Poznajemy powód rekrutacji:

[...] this new job will have a much greater remit – reflecting the rapidly growing importance of digital delivery and communication methods in businesses over the last two years.

Zadanie (myślę, że podobne dotyczyło by takiego stanowiska w Polsce, gdyby ktoś o nim myślał):

Whoever the Government hires will need to have sufficient experience and initiative to take the UK’s ‘company’ to new places it has never been before; places the overall chief, David Cameron himself, will not yet know the Cabinet needs to go.

I na koniec kontekst biznesowy:

But every business ought to have one and the Government is no exception – with huge costs to save and an entire nation to efficiently communicate with. Admittedly smaller businesses probably will not be able to hire someone solely to look after digital – but someone in every company should be tasked with making the digital output of a business an official part of their brief.

Ciekawe kto by się zgłosił, gdyby takie stanowisko utworzono w Polsce?