Two German members of the Jury, both from Hamburg, have joined us for a tied interview in our Cube : Arno Lindemann, Chief Creative Officer in Lukas Lindemann Rosinski and Alexander Schill, Partner in SERVICEPLAN. Arno became a successful creative man after an experience as a marketing manager. Indeed, at 27 years old, he became the youngest creative director at Springer & Jacoby. He worked during seven years for Mercedes-Benz, Manager Magazin, Coca-Cola… In 2004 he became Chief Creative Officer at Jung von Matt and won 9 lions and more than one hundred others international and national awards! Then, in march 2008, he created the Lukas Lindemann Rosinski agency with Bernhard Lukas and Bent Rosinski . The agency won several international and national recognitions during its first year. Alexander Schill first worked at Springer & Jacoby Hamburg. He became the youngest Creative Director in 1998 and then was named Chief Creative Officer. In 2006, Alexander left Springer & Jacoby to become Chief Creative Officer, Member of the Board and Associate Partner at the Serviceplan Group. Alexander, listed number twelve Executive Creative Director worldwide, successly leads the Serviceplan Group and pushed the agency to number fourteen overall ranking of worldwide agencies.
Two German members of the Jury, both from Hamburg, have joined us for a tied interview in our Cube : Arno Lindemann, Chief Creative Officer in Lukas Lindemann Rosinski and Alexander Schill, Partner in SERVICEPLAN. Arno became a successful creative man after an experience as a marketing manager. Indeed, at 27 years old, he became the youngest creative director at Springer & Jacoby. He worked during seven years for Mercedes-Benz, Manager Magazin, Coca-Cola… In 2004 he became Chief Creative Officer at Jung von Matt and won 9 lions and more than one hundred others international and national awards! Then, in march 2008, he created the Lukas Lindemann Rosinski agency with Bernhard Lukas and Bent Rosinski . The agency won several international and national recognitions during its first year. Alexander Schill first worked at Springer & Jacoby Hamburg. He became the youngest Creative Director in 1998 and then was named Chief Creative Officer. In 2006, Alexander left Springer & Jacoby to become Chief Creative Officer, Member of the Board and Associate Partner at the Serviceplan Group. Alexander, listed number twelve Executive Creative Director worldwide, successly leads the Serviceplan Group and pushed the agency to number fourteen overall ranking of worldwide agencies.