The ability to influence decisions often stems from physical or social closeness to leaders. This concept, known as proximity to power, operates through informal networks, granting privileged access to information and strategic insights. Executives, lobbyists, and trusted advisors benefit most, leveraging their position for career advancement or policy influence. It shapes organizational dynamics, where being near the decision-maker frequently translates into unspoken authority and significant competitive advantage.
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