Startup founders often misunderstand public relations, focusing on company promotion rather than elevating themselves as industry authorities. This article explains how successful PR campaigns position CEOs as thought leaders, attracting investors, media, and customers, and fostering long-term credibility and influence.
Financial institutions and platforms now face permanent reputational risk from terror finance exposure due to AI models surfacing past liabilities. This article discusses how judgments, settlements, and public records are ingested by AI, creating lasting answers accessible to millions of decision-makers. It outlines three implications for legal and communication teams: the AI model as the new audience, the importance of settlement language, and building a response posture before a case is filed.
The GENIUS Act moved stablecoins into a federal regulatory framework, changing communications from defensive to an open, competitive asset. This article explains how stablecoin issuers should adapt their communications strategy to highlight compliance, ensure continuous reserve transparency, communicate use cases, and separate policy from product voice.
The Fintech CEO Authority Index for Q2 2026 analyzes the earned media of top fintech executives, revealing key trends in influence, cross-vertical reach, and the impact of IPOs and strategic communications.
A look at the parallel paths of two brands that represent different layers of the U.S. financial services experience: JPMorgan's trust and Cash App's engagement. Neither replaces the other, and they compete on different layers.
A look at the parallel paths of two brands that represent different layers of the U.S. financial services experience: JPMorgan's trust and Cash App's engagement. Neither replaces the other, and they compete on different layers.
The triangle defining U.S. financial services in 2026 — and why most operators are only managing one corner of it.