What if the next frontier for communications isn't producing content faster, but seeing narratives, stakeholder reactions and crises before they fully develop?In this episode of The Reputation Room,…
Brian Besanceney has been Chief Communications Officer at two Fortune 50 companies — Walmart and Boeing — after thirteen years in government, four of them in the White House as Deputy Communications…
Reputation is built in small waves, not viral spikes.That is the idea I keep coming back to from this conversation with Adib Sisani, Chief Communications Officer at On, where his scope covers…
Michela Ratti has built products, built brands, and rebuilt reputations — as an engineer turned communicator across P&G, eBay, Swarovski, and Ferragamo (and including a stint on the advisory side). In…
Reputation Intelligence at Machine Scale: David Benigson on Signal AI, LLMs, and the New Rules of Corporate ReputationWhat happens when the tools built to measure reputation start feeding the large…
Joanna Price grew up on a farm in Australia and now runs one of the broadest corporate affairs mandates in global business. As Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Heineken, she oversees government…
What separates a company that's respected from one that still matters? For Gary Grates, it comes down to a single distinction that has defined his career: relevance is the new reputation.In this…
Some people build expertise by going deep in a single industry for thirty years. Jennifer George built hers by refusing to stand still.In this episode of The Reputation Room, I sit down with Jennifer…
Carlota Gomez has always had the heart of an activist. An activist now leading corporate affairs for HIPRA, a Spanish biotechnology company.After a long tenure at Bayer — where she was part of the…
What does success look like for a Chief Corporate Affairs Officer? According to Dennis Larsen, it's when reputation stops being owned by one function — and becomes a shared accountability across the…
