Navigating CCO Turnover: How to Maintain Stability Amid Leadership Changes

Recent reports show a notable rise in turnover among Chief Communications Officers (CCOs), with rates increasing to 10.5% from last year’s 8%.

Major companies like Netflix, Boeing, and Meta have experienced high-profile exits in their communications leadership. But this trend is affecting businesses of all sizes.

Interestingly, most CCO vacancies are being filled by external candidates, setting them apart from other C-suite roles.

Significant leadership changes—especially those with gaps between appointments—can strain organizational delivery, team cohesion, and professional development. That’s where the right guidance and support can make all the difference.

At Storycraft Strategies, we understand the challenges that come with these transitions. Our expertise in corporate communications and change management helps organizations navigate leadership changes, ensuring stability and trust within your team.

If you’d like to discuss interim / fractional support for a leadership transition or explore a tailored team development program to boost your communications team’s performance, let’s talk!

Duncan Cantor

I specialise in Corporate Reputation Management. I currently work at Sandoz having previously worked at Boehringer Ingelheim, Halifax Bank of Scotland and other places. I now live in Munich, Germany. I am a fan of technology, most outdoor sports, and my dogs.

http://www.duncancantor.com
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