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CCO (Communications Chief Officer)
- Direct and supervise the external and internal communication of the company.
- Prepare generic communication plans.
- Supervise communication with suppliers or investors.
- Manage the online reputation of the company.
- If an unwanted image of the company is disseminated, act as responsible for image crisis management.
- Take responsibility for the achievement and application of the company's mission, vision and values, in addition to the correct dissemination of the corporate image and culture.
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Communications_Officer_(CCO)
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