Last updated: October 2026 By the time most executives start calling reputation management firms, something has already gone wrong. A hit piece ranks on page one. A deposition surfaces in ChatGPT. A board member Googled the candidate and found a decade-old lawsuit. A PE sponsor flagged a profile in diligence. A reporter is circling. The […]
Last updated: October 2026 A reporter calls you for comment, you decline, the story runs anyway. Two years later the article is still the first thing a client, board member, or recruiter hears about you, except now they are not hearing it from Google. They are hearing it from ChatGPT. Or Claude. Or Gemini. Or […]
How to Get Your Wikipedia Article Edited, Corrected, or Removed Last updated: May 2026 Wikipedia is the single most consequential page in most executives’ search results, and the one almost nobody knows how to fix. The article ranks at the top of Google for the subject’s name, gets pulled into the Google Knowledge Panel, feeds […]
