OUR PORTFOLIO is

BOUND to IMPRESS… Amen

 Welcome to KENNEDY GRAY 

We’re a long established, highly regarded 

ad-agency now in its second  incarnation.

The first, as a precocious fiercely

independent ad-agency founded by

Peter Jacka* protégé-cum-advertising guru

Kennedy G. Gray. 

Chances are you’ll be familiar with

our work. That distinctive signature 

‘look ‘n feel’ that reeks of 

TALENT, EXPERIENCE, CLARITY 

and COMPETENCE 

that Kennedy Gray is famous for. 

 We’re seasoned advertising ‘heavies’ who have meticulously crafted some of New Zealand’s most ICONIC BRANDS and MEMORABLE

AD-CAMPAIGNS. 

 OUR PORTFOLIO of ‘Big Ideas, 

beautifully made’ is a curation of that work –

both past and present. 

You’ll notice a defining quality about it. 

And you’ll also get a sense that only 

someone who knew what they were doing,

could have done it. One that whispers, 

‘I bet KENNEDY GRAY did that’. 

NOW IMAGINE what we

could do for YOU!

  1. ALL THE SKILLS and SERVICES of the BIG agencies WITHOUT the HEFTY price tag.

  2. A CONFIDENTIAL NO-OBLIGATION FREE consultancy.

  3. STABILITY AND CONSISTANCY i a noisy world. A deep understanding of our craft. ALL THE SKILLS and SERVICES of the BIG agencies.
  4. PERSPECTIVE. We believe in the power of TRADIITON ADVERTISING PRINCIPLES – reach, repetition, trust, targeting & tangibility – to create lasting emotional human connections. 
  5. A DEEP UNDERSTANDING OF OUR CRAFT. A deep understanding of our craft. ALL THE SKILLS and SERVICES of the BIG agencies WITHOUT the HEFTY price tag.
  6. Big idea.Beautifully made.

Plus…

An INVITATION too 

good to miss.

OFFER ACCEPTED

*PETER JACKA was arguably the most consequential Adman in New Zealand’s history. Considered by many as the father of modern-day advertising as we

know it today, Jacka came to prominance during the halcyon days of the 1960s and 70’s – the period commonly refered to as the ‘Golden Age’ of Advertsing,

during which time he built three highly successful multi-million dollar advertising agencies to which his own contribution was as a marketer, writer

and creative strategist. At the ripe old age of 47 he retired to Honolulu 1977 to pursue his passion for watercolour painting.

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