Sharmain Lim Email & Phone Number

Singapore

Singapore

UltraSuperNew SG, where I expanded my skillset and got my hands into some gallery work. It was a unique experience that let me explore a fresh direction, combining art and brand interactions in ways that felt genuinely engaging. Made some pretty good work that got people talking. Short-lived, but it definitely broadened my creative horizons.Brands: IMDA.

Singapore

At RAPP Singapore, I led projects for two brands I have a soft spot for—Mercedes-Benz and Nike. This was where I really got into the mix of digital and experiential advertising, crafting campaigns that looked good and worked well. Learned a lot about balancing creativity with practicality. Also where I found the best fish fingers at the bar next door..

Singapore

TBWA\Singapore was where I got to think big. I worked on integrated campaigns for brands like SIA, Spotify, IKEA, and Standard Chartered, juggling global demands with local nuances. I also had the chance to work on proactive projects that aligned with my own creative interests—basically, the ones that let me push the brief a little (or a lot). It was also.

Singapore

Ogilvy Singapore was where my advertising journey kicked off, with all the highs, lows, and (inevitably) the dreaded timesheets. I worked on brands like KFC, Changi Airport, and the National Museum of Singapore, and somewhere along the way, I discovered I had a knack for trend-jacking and making culturally on-point moments matter. Turns out, a good idea is.

My first brush with advertising as a student—In a room of free pizza, beer and solving briefs was enough to make me think that it was the best job ever. Was sold when I saw a smoking balcony in the office.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Design And Visual Communications, General

Bachelor’S Degree, Design And Visual Communications, General