October 23, 2020
By David Lurie & Seth Martin
David Lurie
Senior Vice President
David Lurie is a Senior Vice President with Teneo based in New York. In his role, he focused on corporate communications, CEO positioning, and integrated digital strategy.
David joined Teneo from General Electric where he spent 6 years in various marketing and communications roles. At GE, David focused on financial communications and media relations, supporting senior executives on all major financial events, proactive media opportunities, and the development of new digital strategies for reaching investors. He also led the issues management heat map process for the function globally and served as lead spokesman for various corporate issues involving litigation, environmental disputes, healthcare benefits, and SEC-related matters.
During his time with GE, David also managed paid media strategy for the brand across all media including TV, print, radio, search, and digital, helping the company develop direct relationships with its key audiences.
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