"Irene Spencer has had too much negative press recently, and her image and influence have taken quite a hit. I think she’s no longer suitable for Ashton." Kris Cooper glanced around the room and lazily took his seat before continuing, "What does everyone think about choosing a new spokesperson?"
As his words faded, the room filled with contemplative silence or quiet whispers between colleagues.
Vera Wave twirled a pen in her right hand, pursing her lips thoughtfully.
Kris Cooper had previously discussed the possibility of a new spokesperson with her, so she had been considering the idea these past few days.
In terms of public attention, she had already far surpassed Irene Spencer. Objectively speaking, choosing her would indeed be advantageous for Ashton Company.
Using the CEO’s wife as the spokesperson would definitely be a huge draw. Once this news is released, both Ashton and I would receive even greater public attention. But am I really suitable for this role? I’m still not sure about that.
"May I say sothing?" The finance departnt director was the first to speak up. "In fact, I’ve been considering the spokesperson situation for a while. For the past two years, our expenditures in this area have been quite substantial. I’m skeptical whether these expenses have yielded a sufficient return. This ti, if we choose another spokesperson, we must be even more cautious. The key is to select soone who is the most cost-effective and best fits our company’s image."
The finance director was naturally most concerned about the financial aspect. A spokesperson was an investnt, and if it didn’t yield a significant return, he considered it simply not worth it.
Everyone nodded in agreent.
After all, this was a real estate company, not a celebrity agency. Profits were what mattered most in the end.
"So, my suggestion is that we opt for promising newcors," the finance director continued. "Firstly, this can reduce expenses. Secondly, it’s easier to manage risks. To achieve a win-win situation with us, they would also be more careful with their own image and wouldn’t do anything to damage their own reputation."
"However," the Marketing Departnt Director interjected, "it’s undeniable that newcors are cheaper. But if their standing is too low, how can they be worthy of the Ashton na? After all, we’re looking for a spokesperson. If their reputation isn’t enough to match Ashton, wouldn’t that lower our company’s standing?"
Both parties had valid points, and for a mont, no one had any better suggestions.
At this ti, Kate Palr sat up straight.
"You both have very valid points," she said. "Therefore, I’d like to recomnd soone to you all who perfectly ets both your requirents."
Upon hearing this, everyone turned to look at Kate Palr, eager to know who this person could be—soone who could both save costs and be worthy of Ashton’s image.
"The person I’m referring to is right here in this office." Kate Palr placed her hand on the shoulder of Vera Wave, who was beside her. "It’s Vera Wave."
Vera Wave looked up in surprise.
"?!"
All eyes imdiately fell on her.
"That’s right, it’s you!" Kate Palr stood up from her chair, scanned the room, and then spoke seriously. "Last night, I checked the Google search rankings. For the past few days, Vera Wave’s ranking has consistently been in the top three, and yesterday she even reached the number one spot. Her current level of public attention far surpasses Irene Spencer’s. As everyone knows, Vera Wave is Mr. Cooper’s wife, and she has a very wholeso image. She understands Ashton’s culture better than any celebrity and doesn’t have as many commitnts or other advertisents as other stars. Apart from her main job, she can fully dedicate herself to the role of spokesperson. As for the cost..."
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