Ketchum author Bob Peterson

Bob Peterson is as an Emmy award-winning television producer and creative director with more than 20 years of experience in the industry. Before joining Ketchum, Mr. Peterson served as the executive creative director of KATIE, Katie Couric’s Emmy-nominated syndicated daytime talk show, where he oversaw all aspects of the overall look of the show. Prior to KATIE, Mr. Peterson led the design and production of numerous CBS News shows including The Early Show, Face the Nation, CBS Special Report, and Up to the Minute. He has covered 15 Super Bowls, 10 Kentucky Derbies, three Olympics, and both the Daytona 500 and the Indy 500 as well as many other global events.

Posts: Bob Peterson

Telling Client Stories of Hope and Heroism: A Q&A with the EVP of Ketchum Studios

Telling Client Stories of Hope and Heroism: A Q&A with the EVP of Ketchum Studios

by Bob Peterson and Denise Kaufmann | April 27, 2020

Bob Peterson, executive vice president and day-to-day lead of Ketchum Studios, talks with North America Director of Client Development Denise Kaufmann about why it’s important for brands to speak out and share stories amidst uncertainty—and what it’s like to run a full-scale studio from your basement. DK: In this environment, many clients are hesitant to […]

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How Documentary Storytelling Sparks Passion, Participation and the Realization of Big Ideas

by Bob Peterson | May 3, 2019

“Storytelling”… the buzzword du jour in marketing. But what does it actually mean in this modern social media landscape? We know that brands want to share their messaging and be noticed by “telling their story.” We also know there is a lot of clutter on many digital platforms – from traditional advertising and influencer to […]

Capturing Cannes: Challenging How We Look and Listen

Capturing Cannes: Challenging How We Look and Listen

by Bob Peterson | June 23, 2017

My goals this week at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity were to observe, listen, look, engage, and document the event through the power of video and sound. I wanted to capture the essence of Cannes: the work being displayed, the discussions being had and the inspiration it all sparks.

The Future of Storytelling is Virtual

The Future of Storytelling is Virtual

by Bob Peterson | August 10, 2016

Imagine sitting in the front row at one of the highest-rated basketball games of all time: Game 7 of the 2016 NBA finals. Over 30 million people tuned in to watch the Cavaliers’ historic win over the Golden State Warriors in Oracle Arena. Now, imagine being completely immersed in a front-row experience from the comfort […]