The opening of Takata's R&D Center was a highlight for employees and customers. We were able to convince Takata to let the guests watch the first test live in the "no-go area". Afterwards, work rooms became a futuristic evening gala and the employees became proud hosts.

Industry Day is a major media event, but also an internal association meeting and a get-together with political representatives. The messages, the public images and the on-site broadcast were sensitively coordinated.

16 TV stations, 130 title pages, over 500 million contacts and 550,000 people on site are decent numbers. But we were really proud to have transformed the core messages of the railway into a light symphony so that these messages could be transported and understood worldwide. And Berliners loved their train station again.

Not poor, but still sexy. This is how you could describe the Upper Eastside at the legendary location Friedrichstrasse / Unter den Linden in Berlin. All phases of communication, from the groundbreaking to the inauguration, were staged accordingly and provided spectacular images.
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The U4 was also accompanied from the groundbreaking to the inauguration. With over 1 million visitors, the information pavilion developed into a city attraction under the motto "Construction site to show site". Here, citizens could find out about the facts and background of the U4 in an exciting and playful way. A point of communication that contributed significantly to the acceptance of the project.

For the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), the science years are an important part of public relations work in which - unlike in other areas - a topic is designed very creatively throughout the year. Here, too, the staging ranges from the perfect press photo, the model, who is studying mathematics on the side, to the world's largest math lesson, during which the 3D designer of the X-Men series gives a practical explanation of Phytagoras.