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Kia Motors Sponsors the Paul Henry Show
Kia Motors Sponsors the Paul Henry Show
Kia Motors New Zealand
has signed as sponsor of The Paul Henry Show, which
premieres at 10.35pm on Monday 27 January.
The highly anticipated programme is a new approach to late news; topical - not typical, outspoken - not out-dated. Each weeknight, brilliant and irrepressible broadcaster Paul Henry will look past the headlines to focus on the news that’s most important to New Zealanders.
Liz Fraser, MediaWorks TV Director of Sales and Marketing, says the brand position for Kia Motors, ’The Power to Surprise’, makes the company the perfect fit with The Paul Henry Show.
“We love working with clients and brands who get excited about fresh, bold ideas,” she says.
“The Paul Henry Show will be insightful, entertaining and surprising must-see television. It’s fantastic to have a sponsor as innovative and forward thinking as Kia on board as we launch this exciting new show. “
Todd McDonald, Kia Motors New Zealand General Manager, says: “Innovation is the very essence of the Kia brand, which is evident from the design of our cars though to the way we aim to delight our customers and the opportunity to be a part of a new approach in late night news is too good to pass up – we think Kia and The Paul Henry Show is a great fit.
“We’re not taking the typical approach with this sponsorship and have worked with The Paul Henry Show team to include a few surprises for the audience.”
Mr McDonald would not elaborate on what shape those surprises will take, but says the fact that Kia’s brand slogan is The Power to Surprise means they certainly won’t be ordinary.
Kia Motors has taken a bolder stance in its television and promotional activities in recent years as the company continues to build its profile in this market for delivering cars that stand out from the crowd.
The
Paul Henry Show
Premiering Monday 27 January at
10.35pm on TV3
3news.co.nz/PaulHenryShow
Facebook.com/PaulHenryShow
Twitter.com/PaulHenryShow
#PaulHenryShow
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