Melissa May, Amy Wulfestieg, Dave Quast, Jeff Leopold and Jordan Friedman bring decades of experience across corporate transformation, crisis and reputation management.

Senior communicators from Abbvie, CDW, Mubadala, Shure and Teva Pharmaceuticals, and leaders from the world’s leading agencies have joined a stellar lineup of speakers.

Grayling UK CEO Heather Blundell and global CEO Richard Jukes will depart as the agency group puts public affairs and corporate communications at the centre of the business.

The former Edelman Asia-Pacific CEO will remain with the food and beverage giant in an advisory capacity until year-end, as corporate affairs moves under general counsel David Flavell.

TikTok CEO Says Audiences Still Prefer Authentic Content Despite AI Video Boom Shou Zi Chew says AI-generated videos account for a disproportionately small share of TikTok views, even as new ...

The change puts communications within Microsoft's corporate, external and legal affairs organization as the company searches for a successor to longtime CCO Frank Shaw.

Alma and Excellera's UK team will work in close partnership, offering clients an integrated financial and corporate communications proposition.

JAKARTA — As consumers increasingly turn to generative AI for beauty advice, brands may have far less control over the narratives shaping their visibility than they think. A new study from Maverick ...

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PRovoke Media Names 75 Best Agencies in the Asia-Pacific The 75 firms are finalists for 16 Agency of the Year awards—for Australia & New Zealand; Asia; and India & South Asia—to be revealed at our ...

SANTA CLARA, CA—Nvidia has appointed former Reddit VP of communications Anna Soellner as head of corporate communications. The appointment comes as Nvidia has become one of the world's most closely ...

The report paid particular attention to the disruption being caused by—or at least attributed to—AI, pointing the layoffs in tech-related jobs.