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Who we are

Helping you take the lead

Founded by Rebekah Price, a senior executive with decades of boardroom and c-suite global experience across a wide range of industries and markets, Bellwether House delivers unmatched insight, deep relationships, absolute discretion and executional excellence. We understand what it takes to land the right decisions and, just as importantly, to see them through.

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Founder

Rebekah Price

Rebekah is a senior strategic adviser with over twenty years of experience at the intersection of corporate affairs, public policy, sustainability and communications, spanning government, major public institutions and global financial services. ​​

 

A trusted member of Executive Committees and Boards, with a strong track record of building and protecting reputation in high-stakes environments, shaping influential policy positions and leading large, multidisciplinary teams through complex change. She is known for translating ambiguous strategic challenges into clear, compelling narratives and sustained programmes of action.


Before founding Bellwether House, Rebekah was Corporate Affairs Director and Executive Committee member at Lloyd’s, the global (re)insurance market, where she led corporate affairs strategy across more than 200 countries and territories. Prior to this, Rebekah held a series of senior roles across a decade at Lloyd’s, including as its first Sustainability Director, and Global Head of Communications and Engagement. Before that she managed London’s global media profile at London & Partners. In New Zealand, she was Press Secretary and public affairs adviser to two successive Governors-General, guiding the office through moments of national significance including the Christchurch earthquakes.

 

​Rebekah began her career in broadcasting and public policy and has served on the Cambridge University Centre for Risk Studies Advisory Board. She holds an MBA from Cranfield University and a Bachelor of Communications from Massey University.

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