Deborah Pead

Deborah Pead is the founder of Pead PR and a prominent figure in public relations in New Zealand. She has been recognized for her innovative campaigns, including the world record haka event that celebrated New Zealand's cultural heritage. Pead has built a reputation for excellence in PR, leading her agency to win multiple awards, including the supreme award at the PRINZ Awards for her work in community engagement and cultural advocacy.

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New Zealand: Deborah Pead discusses the decline of the Jaffas brand and the importance of brand relevance. 6

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Deborah Pead: How do you mess up a Kiwi classic like Jaffas?

New Zealand: Deborah Pead is the founder of Pead PR and celebrated for winning the supreme award at the Prinz Awards. 8

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: Tina from Turners ad - fat-shaming complaints; Kiwi town’s media stoush; PR industry’s PR response to costly PR conference