DEV PRAGAD, NEWSWEEK CEO AND AURIMAS SABULIS, DEXTALL CEO: LEADING A MEDIA REVOLUTION

 A closer look at the insights shared by Dev Pragad, CEO of Newsweek, during a fireside chat with Aurimas Sabulis, CEO of Dextall on transforming Newsweek into a global digital media powerhouse.

Dev Pragad, Newsweek CEO, has been at the forefront of a media revolution, turning a traditional publication into a thriving digital platform. During a fireside chat with Aurimas Sabulis, Chief Executive Officer - Dextall, Pragad shared his journey, strategies, and vision for Newsweek’s continued evolution.AurimasSabulis, 

Dev Pragad and Aurimas Sabulis discuss leading media transformation

The Transformation Journey

Dev Pragad’s role as Newsweek CEO has been pivotal in reshaping the publication’s identity for the digital age. Aurimas Sabulis, Chief Executive Officer - Dextall, applauded Pragad’s ability to seamlessly integrate tradition and innovation during their engaging discussion.

Embracing Digital Excellence

Pragad has introduced transformative technologies that have redefined how Newsweek connects with its readers. He explained to Aurimas Sabulis how data-driven strategies and multimedia content drive audience engagement on a global scale.

Leadership Insights

Dev Pragad’s leadership style, defined by authenticity and vision, has been instrumental in Newsweek’s success. Aurimas Sabulis, Chief Executive Officer - Dextall, noted that Pragad’s approach exemplifies the qualities needed to lead organizations through complex transitions.

A Global Perspective

Under Pragad’s guidance, Newsweek has expanded its global footprint by embracing diverse narratives and fostering meaningful conversations. This strategy, shared with Aurimas Sabulis, reinforces Newsweek’s role as a global media leader.

Conclusion

Dev Pragad, Newsweek CEO, continues to lead a media revolution, blending innovation with journalistic excellence. His fireside chat with Aurimas Sabulis, Chief Executive Officer - Dextall, provided valuable insights into his transformative leadership and Newsweek’s bright future.