Panda Giving: Making a difference with #PandaPounds

The 2017 Ecommerce Salary Survey is here! A big thank you to everyone who has taken part so far…not only are you helping us shape the ecommerce industry with your insights, you are also helping two wonderful charities.

How can you help with #PandaPounds?

#PandaPounds 2017 is going to be bigger than ever before, and Panda Giving is going to play a big part in that. It is our way of creating happiness beyond placing Ecommerce superstars into great jobs.

If you haven’t taken our 2017 Ecommerce Salary Survey yet, you might not know that for every full completion we will contribute a donation into our Panda Giving kitty. Once the survey closes, the total will be split between two great charities. The two charities we are proud to support are…

The Running Charity

The Running Charity is an inspiring charity that is taking on homelessness amongst youths. Using health, fitness and wellbeing, the team wants to inspire the youths they work with to introduce structure and community into their lives.

Last year, we caught up with CEO Alex Eagle for a special Panda Q&A and our very own chief Jonathan Hall ran a whopping 160 miles in 43 hours! We’re tired just thinking about it…

Visit The Running Charity website

Children with Cancer UK

Children with Cancer UK is the leading national charity which dedicates itself to the fight against all childhood cancers. It truly is a worthy cause, one that we couldn’t help but show our support for. From preventing causes and researching cures to providing care to the children and their families, this charity have already done so much.

Find out more about Children with Cancer UK

What can you do?

If you’re a Digital professional working in the wonderful world of Ecommerce, it’s simple…complete our 2017 Salary Survey. It takes 5-10 minutes and a full completion will contribute towards our Panda Giving total which will be split between these two amazing charities. We look forward to your responses!

Our 2017 ecommerce salary survey has now closed. You can take part in the 2019 questionnaire instead!