Pamela Hunter

Pamela Hunter began their career in 1974 as a Reporter/Editor at Scripps League/Napa Register. In the same year, they also worked at Napa College, developing a curriculum and hiring faculty. In 1979, they became the Principal of Hunter Public Relations & Marketing, a public relations firm that launched the Napa Valley Wine Auction, helped introduce hospice to the United States, and established some of the most esteemed wine brands worldwide.

In 2000, Hunter became the Owner of Encantado, Mezcal de Oaxaca and also worked as Public Relations/Marketing at Quixote Winery. Additionally, they were the Principal at Hunter Doumani Residence. In 2004, they founded Studio 707, where they served as Director. In this role, they supported businesses, non-profits, and individuals with business solutions, such as branding and brand protection, staffing, growth and development, and opening new markets. Pamela was also highly effective as a media liaison and in community building, electronic communications, and conveying true stories.

Pamela Hunter attended the University of California, Berkeley from 1966 to 1970, where they studied Journalism.