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Shanghai, China

Shanghai. China.

Cofounded the company with a Chinese partner. From a standing start. Our first project was an annual calendar for Suning. From there we have built year on year, growing every year. Even through the covid period we continued to build. By 2020 we were awarded Greater China Boutique Agency of the Year, which we have continued to win for 3 consecutive years. Working at the intersection of marketing and technology, we specialize in helping International brands connect with the Chinese consumer. As… Show more Cofounded the company with a Chinese partner. From a standing start. Our first project was an annual calendar for Suning. From there we have built year on year, growing every year. Even through the covid period we continued to build. By 2020 we were awarded Greater China Boutique Agency of the Year, which we have continued to win for 3 consecutive years. Working at the intersection of marketing and technology, we specialize in helping International brands connect with the Chinese consumer. As well as stand outwork for Chinese brands in the market too. As we have grown we are seeing more projects for Chinese brands wishing to step outside the boundaries of the country to global markets. Show less

Shanghai. China.

An AR and AI enabled company, which brings the art of traditional wrapping paper into an entirely new realm.

Shanghai.

Took TBWA Greater China to Agency of the Year in 2016 and 17. Grew the business and reputation, by landing the coveted BMW China account. Whilst also driving and growing the entire TBWA Asia Pacific region to their highest ranking of 3rd most awarded APAC network. He was also winner of the Asia Pacific Creative of the Year accolades in 2016 and 17.

Shanghai

Took Y&R from a small player in the China market, to become a powerhouse of creativity. They were Greater China Agency of the Year in 2012, 13 and 14. Both the Beijing and Shanghai offices competed and rose up, and Y&R China became one of the most awarded companies in the entire network. 2014 saw Nils become the 3rd most awarded art director in the world at Cannes advertising festival.

Beijing.

Ogilvy already a good business footprint in the Greater China market. But very little true creative reputation. This changed rapidly with Nils's appointment. The entire global Motorola account was eventually run out of Beijing. (A China first.) as well as many accolades across their entire roster of clients. By 2006, Ogilvy Beijing had become one of the most awarded agencies in the entire world. Business growth was also dramatic with a doubling in size of the China operation from 400 people to… Show more Ogilvy already a good business footprint in the Greater China market. But very little true creative reputation. This changed rapidly with Nils's appointment. The entire global Motorola account was eventually run out of Beijing. (A China first.) as well as many accolades across their entire roster of clients. By 2006, Ogilvy Beijing had become one of the most awarded agencies in the entire world. Business growth was also dramatic with a doubling in size of the China operation from 400 people to over 1000 staff. Show less

Tokyo, Japan

Business growth and creative reputation grew dramatically. Working closely with the TBWA/Chiat Day office in LA, Nils was also tasked with enabling the Nissan account to grow across the APAC region, empowered by the Shift_ campaign.

London, United Kingdom

As a Group head and board member, Nils and his writer partner, Roland Hafenrichter significantly contributed to Ogilvy London's creative reputation. Highly awarded work for Ford and ING Barings were completed before moving to Japan.

London, United Kingdom

Beginning his advertising career here, Nils worked across all of the agencies coveted accounts. Resulting in stand out highly awarded work for the likes of Land Rover, Ford, Campari, Halifax Building Society, Ski Yoghurt, The Daily Express and The Royal Mail, were completed. This in turn led to a period as a commercials director, out of Cowboy films in London. One of his more unusual projects, was being the Swedish voice over for George Michael's 'Let's Go Outside,' music video.