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How a former bank communicator turned a maker of air conditioners into one of the more convincing climate stories in industrial America - and why she insists credibility is the only currency that matters.

For more than 30 years she has done a quietly difficult job - making roads, bridges, and quarries mean something. As Granite Construction's marketing and communications chief, Erin Kuhlman turns dirt, gravel, and concrete into a story people want to tell.

For 30 years he has sold the sellers - shaping how the world's biggest ad networks talk about themselves. Now he runs communications and marketing for dentsu, a 68,000-person business spread across the globe.

After a career spent translating pressure into clarity - from Washington to AOL, EY and now Chubb - Amy Call Well is betting that the communicator's real job is to find the signal people can trust.
She briefs CEOs, steers companies through their worst news days, and has spent more time in boardrooms than most people spend in traffic. Meet the communications operator behind some of America's most talked-about consumer brands.