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Christina Twomey joins The Better Angle to share how the communications leader's role is evolving from supporting business decisions to helping shape them. She shares how strategic communications can influence executive decision-making, where AI is creating new opportunities (and where human judgment remains essential), the leadership lessons that prepared her for the C-suite, and what the next generation of Chief Communications Officers will need to lead in an increasingly complex business landscape.
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