IPA: /ˈspɪnˌmæstər/
KK: /spɪnˌmæstər/
A person who is skilled at manipulating or controlling a situation, often in a clever or deceptive way.
The spinmaster was able to turn the negative news into a positive story for the company.
Spinmaster → It is formed from "spin" (from Old English "spinnan", meaning to twist or turn) and "master" (from Latin "magister", meaning one who is in charge or a teacher). The word "spinmaster" refers to someone who is skilled at spinning or manipulating something, often in a playful or expert manner.
Think of someone who is an expert at 'twisting' ('spin') things around and is in 'charge' ('master') of the situation — that's what a spinmaster does.