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Crypto exchange Binance brings in UNIDO Goodwill Ambassador to lead charity initiative

Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced that UNIDO’s Goodwill Ambassador Helen Hai is joining as the head of Binance Charity Foundation. "Helen is a true believer in the Foundation's mandate: Blockchain for…

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Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced that UNIDO’s Goodwill Ambassador Helen Hai is joining as the head of Binance Charity Foundation.

"Helen is a true believer in the Foundation's mandate: Blockchain for social good. Blockchain can make charity transparent, hence using technology and innovation to support the UN's Sustainable Development Goals," Binance said.

Welcome UNIDO’s Goodwill Ambassador @Helenhaiyu to join as head of @BinanceBCF to use Blockchain for Social Good. Ambassador Hai is WEF’s Global Young Leader.#Binance #BinanceCharityFoundation pic.twitter.com/Mme0aR9Nf9

— Binance (@binance) July 9, 2018


Hai is the current United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Goodwill Ambassador for industrialization in Africa. She is also Young Global Leader and Co-Chair at Global Future Council on the Future of Consumption, World Economic Forum.

A True pleasure to head Binance Blockchain Charity Foundation, the first to use Blockchain for Social Good and contribute to SDGs. https://t.co/fEtzV4Xtcp

— Helen Hai (@HelenHaiyu) July 9, 2018


Binance has announced a number of blockchain and cryptocurrency-focused initiatives this year. This includes its proprietary blockchain platform ‘Binance Chain’; Binance Labs, a blockchain technology incubator; Binance Info, its Codex; and a $1 billion investment fund, among others.

Recently, the exchange announced $1 million donation to relief efforts in flood-hit Japan.

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