Jung von Matt: Germany's most creative agency of 2008
Jung von Matt took first place in this year’s Horizont ranking of the most creative German advertising agencies. Compared to last year, the agency network increased its total number of creative awards by one-third, to 216 trophies.
Jung von Matt takes 1st place in this year's Horizon ranking of the most creative German advertising agencies. Compared to the record year 2007, the agency network with offices in Hamburg, Berlin and Stuttgart was able to increase its creative awards by a third to 216 trophies and a total of 2884 Kreapoints. Second place was taken by the Berlin-based DDB Group, already 600 points behind, and third place by Ogilvy & Mather from Frankfurt, as reported by Horizont.net. Scholz & Friends and the Hamburg agency Nordpol follow in fourth and fifth place.
Jung von Matt works for clients such as Mercedes-Benz, TUI, Bitburger, Bild-Zeitung and the car rental company Sixt, while DDB works for Volkswagen, for example. Ogilvy & Mather counts Deutsche Bahn, Ford, IBM, SAP and Unilever among its clients. The 30 most creative German agencies have won a total of more than 2,000 prizes in the most important national and international competitions. Among the year's highest-profile climbers are Heye from Munich (McDonalds), which climbed from 22nd to 13th place, and the Hamburg agency Kemper Trautmann, which made the leap from 13th place last year to seventh this year.
In the ranking of the most creative German advertisers, Volkswagen is at the top for the fifth time in a row, this year followed by Daimler-Chrysler and Ikea.
Jung von Matt works for clients such as Mercedes-Benz, TUI, Bitburger, Bild-Zeitung and the car rental company Sixt, while DDB works for Volkswagen, for example. Ogilvy & Mather counts Deutsche Bahn, Ford, IBM, SAP and Unilever among its clients. The 30 most creative German agencies have won a total of more than 2,000 prizes in the most important national and international competitions. Among the year's highest-profile climbers are Heye from Munich (McDonalds), which climbed from 22nd to 13th place, and the Hamburg agency Kemper Trautmann, which made the leap from 13th place last year to seventh this year.
In the ranking of the most creative German advertisers, Volkswagen is at the top for the fifth time in a row, this year followed by Daimler-Chrysler and Ikea.
