Pete Harvey

Executive Creative Director @Goodby Silverstein & Partners

San Francisco, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2025 — Present

Executive Creative Director @Goodby Silverstein & Partners

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San Francisco, CA, US

Tasked with winning the Xfinity business, and now leading the brand creatively. The strategic premise is simple: Xfinity creates magic. The result includes Frankenstein discovering humanity through the internet, Jeff Goldblum finally being granted the powers his Wicked character never had, and a Taika Waititi-helmed project that wonders what would\'ve happened to Jurassic Park if Xfinity had saved it from the technological bug that brought it down back in 1993. More to come.

EDUCATION

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Wesleyan University

Bachelor’s Degree, American Government & Politics

SKILLS

Digital MarketingArt DirectionIntegrated MarketingRadioCreative DirectionInteractive MarketingOnline AdvertisingInteractive AdvertisingCreative StrategyBrand DevelopmentBrand ArchitectureMobile MarketingAdvertisingCopywritingContent StrategySocial MediaDigital StrategyOutdoor Advertising

ABOUT PETE HARVEY

Writer by trade. Executive creative director by training. One of AdAge\'s Top 50 Creatives in the U.S. Pete cut his teeth at Hal Riney, Arnold, and Goodby, Silverstein & Partners before leaving to start and grow an agency of 30+ with business partner Jamie Barrett at what is now Barrett Hofherr. Since becoming independent, Pete has spent time as a Creative Director at Apple, a brief and wild stint as the Creative Director for rapper T.I, and most recently as Executive Creative Director of his ad alma mater GS & P. Recognition over the years has come from the One Show, Cannes, D & AD and the Emmys, among others, as well as publications ranging from Rolling Stone to The New York Times. Pete has advised both the Biden and Harris presidential campaigns, acted as a speechwriting consultant for Pete Buttigieg, and wrote a children\'s book about the 2016 election called The Pumpkin & the Pantsuit that 48.2% of America loved and 46.1% probably didn’t.

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