Pursuit Perspectives is the Pursuit PR thought leadership speaker series, hosted by Rachel Gerber Kule, Founder and Managing Partner. Through executive and founder interviews, we tap into the experiences of successful executives and uncover their viewpoints on market trends and professional development. We emphasize sectors such as communications, technology, financial services and media industries.
David Sable is a globally recognized marketing leader with more than four decades of experience guiding top creative agencies and brands. As former Global CEO and Chairman of Y&R, he helped build the agency into a top five global creative powerhouse and later unified it with VML to form VMLY&R
Paul Caine is the President of On Location and IMG Events, leading premium hospitality for global icons like the Olympics and the Super Bowl. A veteran media executive, he previously served as Global Chief Revenue Officer at Bloomberg Media and CEO of Westwood One. Caine also spent over two decades at Time Inc., where he rose to EVP and Chief Revenue Officer, overseeing brands like People and Sports Illustrated. Beyond his corporate success, he is the Co-Founder of the Griffin Cares Foundation, a nonprofit supporting families through pregnancy and infant loss, and serves as Chairman of Magnite.
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The Pursuit PR Blog features our thought leadership. We share communications expertise and entrepreneurial perspectives based on our own unique experiences, learnings and sources of inspiration.
Forbes asked, and we answered. Thought-leadership-driven content that reinforces values through demonstrable examples and C-suite commitment tends to resonate best.
Forbes asked, and we answered. Thought-leadership-driven content that reinforces values through demonstrable examples and C-suite commitment tends to resonate best.
Forbes asked, and we answered. Thought-leadership-driven content that reinforces values through demonstrable examples and C-suite commitment tends to resonate best.
"In the corporate world, 'Day 1' is often related to a major organizational milestone. Corporate America largely celebrates the visible tip of the iceberg—the public launch day, the closing bell or the press release. But beneath the surface are months of rigorous planning, calculating macro-level operational risks and doing the deep internal alignment required to finally decide that you are ready and deserving to step up.
...Commending the quiet, unseen preparation that went into the launch is how you build the required internal trust to survive the growth cycles ahead. ... Communication grounded in intentional inner work, clarity, authenticity, integrity and accountability sets the foundation for healthy leaders and teams."
Kule offers four pillars for a successful career transition: creating a written plan ("Verbal Shmerbal"), building internal confidence, prioritizing personal energy as a primary asset, and realizing that your individual name is your ultimate leverage. She concludes that true entrepreneurial confidence stems from mastery, self-awareness, and providing undeniable value.
