If there's an overarching theme to Axios Communicators, it's the growing prominence of communicators, who are evolving from scribes restating others' priorities to trusted strategists directly counseling CEOs.
Why it matters: How communicators in those positions are approaching their roles, exerting their influence, and keeping seats at the leadership table revolve around four principles, according to conversations I've had this week with comms leaders reporting directly to their CEOs and advisory leaders who counsel them.
