Published on 19th May 2025
When I stepped into the role of the Global Board Chair for the Worldcom Public Relations Group, I did so with a clear mission:
To elevate our global brand, deepen engagement across regions and generations, and demonstrate the unmatched value of our partnership, not only for us as agency leaders, but for the clients we serve around the world.
Two years later, having participated in global and regional meetings in Tokyo, Amsterdam, San Antonio, Bangkok, Quito, and Costa Rica, I can confidently say #WorldcomWorks, not just as a hashtag or an idea, but as a working model of collaborative strength that is delivering real results in real time.
Each meeting on this journey added new depth to what makes Worldcom unlike any other communications organization:
Over the past two years, together we have:
At every stop, from our partner peer reviews to panel discussions, from “War Stories” to shared meals, we’ve demonstrated that collaboration isn’t a constraint, it’s a multiplier.
Clients today face challenges that transcend borders, geopolitical instability, reputational risk, cultural misalignment, and digital disruption. One agency can’t do it alone. What clients need is a partnership of trusted problem solvers, grounded in local expertise but fueled by global insight.
That’s precisely what Worldcom is.
As I shared in Costa Rica this past week: We are not just better together; we are stronger, faster, and smarter. That’s not a motto; it’s a proven truth.
The strength of Worldcom lies not in any one person’s leadership, but in our shared commitment to building something greater than ourselves. As I transition into the Past Chair role, I’m inspired by what’s ahead:
Through my journey over the past two years I have seen firsthand what’s possible both regionally and globally when great minds unite behind a shared purpose. As the communications world grows more complex, Worldcom is not just keeping pace but defining what comes next.
#WorldcomWorks, and the best is still ahead.
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