Liz Wu

I build communications programs that make complex technology impossible to ignore. For the past 20+ years, I've worked at the intersection of AI, enterprise tech, and storytelling, turning dense product narratives into media coverage, executive presence, and brand moments that actually move the needle -- including AI safety and ethics research, enterprise security, and frontier AI capabilities for audiences ranging from CISOs and CIOs to developers and researchers. I've done this at Intel, where I led communications for a $3.8B+ global AI business. At Cerebras, where I built the entire comms function from scratch. And at Check Point, where I serve as the primary communications advisor to the C-suite, developing the global corporate narrative across product launches, company milestones, and high-stakes moments. My work spans the full integrated picture — PR, social, executive thought leadership, analyst relations, internal communications, and crisis — and I've led it all in lean environments where I own outcomes and in large global organizations where I enable regional teams to tell a consistent story worldwide. A few things that define how I work: I'm a hands-on storyteller. I write. I advise executives on what to say and how to say it. I think about narrative architecture before tactics. I'm AI-forward. I've been in this conversation longer than most — communicating responsible AI research at Intel in 2018, before most enterprises had heard of AI, and now as a daily Claude user helping my own team navigate AI adoption thoughtfully. I actively use AI tools across research, drafting, content strategy, and measurement and I believe the communicators who embrace these tools thoughtfully will do the most interesting work of the next decade. I earn attention through ideas, not volume. Whether it's a thought leadership strategy that delivered a 1,872% increase in p