• 1: Our Stories
  • 1.1: by industry
    • 1.1.1: Arts and Entertainment
    • 1.1.2: Consumer Products and Services
    • 1.1.3: Energy, Industrial and Infrastructure
    • 1.1.4: Financial and Insurance
    • 1.1.5: Fast Moving Consumer Goods
    • 1.1.6: Not for Profit
    • 1.1.7: Professional Services
    • 1.1.8: Placebranding and Wayfinding
    • 1.1.9: Public Sector
    • 1.1.10: Retail and Environmental
    • 1.1.11: Technology
  • 1.2: by discipline
    • 1.2.1: Corporate Branding
    • 1.2.2: Consumer Branding
    • 1.2.3: Brand Communications
    • 1.2.4: Interactive Design
    • 1.2.5: Wayfinding
  • 1.3: brands A to Z
    • ABCDE

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      JKLMN

      OPQR

      STUVW

      XYZplus
• 2: About Us
  • 2.2: Overview
  • 2.3: Our People
    • 2.3.9: Shayne Priddle
    • 2.3.11: Phil Dunstan-Brown
    • 2.3.12: Mike Pepper
    • 2.3.13: Phil Walters
    • 2.3.14: Damian Alexander
  • 2.4: Our Network
    • 2.4.1: Yello
    • 2.4.2: STW Group
  • 2.5: Sponsorships
• 3: Contact Us
  • 3.1: Auckland
  • 3.2: Wellington
  • 3.3: Careers
• 4: Newsroom

Our People
Shayne Priddle

Shayne joined the designworks team early in 2007, bringing with him more than twenty years' experience in sales, marketing and project management, as well as ten years experience in the print and design industries. He has worked for organisations ranging from the BNZ, Tower and AGC Finance to Communication Arts and Turners Car Auctions (with a brief stint as an auctioneer).

As Account Director for our Wellington office, Shayne is responsible for running a front-footed client services team. He plays a lead role in fostering and managing client relationships across the board, as well as account directing NZ Post, Public Trust, PGG Wrightson, Right House and the Gallagher Group.

With a sharp eye for emerging business opportunities and extensive experience in planning for large organisations, Shayne takes a proactive approach - working with clients to integrate brand and use design more effectively as a tool for business growth.