ADC Germany invites tenders for the ADC Summit venue
For the first time in its history, the German Art Directors Club is putting the venue for the ADC Summit up for bid. The largest gathering of the creative and communications industries in Germany, which has traditionally been held in Berlin, could thus take place in another German city in 2010. Also for the first time, the ADC Junior Days will be held concurrently with the ADC Summit next year.
For the first time in its history, the German Art Directors Club is announcing the venue for the ADC Summit. The largest meeting of the creative and communications industry in Germany, which has been held in Berlin without interruption since 1994, could therefore take place in another German city in 2010. Next year, the ADC Junior Days will also be held at the same time as the ADC Summit for the first time.
"With the ADC Summit, we offer the most important and largest platform for creatives and marketing decision-makers in Germany. The festival attracts over 7,000 national and international visitors every year and also provides impetus for the regional economy. With this call for entries, we are giving other cities besides Berlin the opportunity to make their business location even more attractive and to support an innovative industry," said ADC Managing Director Susann Schronen in a press release on Thursday. The Art Directors Club is already in talks with several cities and regions about potential cooperation opportunities, the press release continues.
The competition for young talent is to take place at the same time as the ADC Summit for the first time in 2010. "The Junior Days in Munich have developed fantastically, especially in 2008 students and juniors were able to prove that they go their own way conceptually and formally. It is therefore only logical that we should see and evaluate this quality as part of the main competition and make it accessible to a wider public," says Stephan Vogel, the ADC board member responsible for promoting young talent.
"With the ADC Summit, we offer the most important and largest platform for creatives and marketing decision-makers in Germany. The festival attracts over 7,000 national and international visitors every year and also provides impetus for the regional economy. With this call for entries, we are giving other cities besides Berlin the opportunity to make their business location even more attractive and to support an innovative industry," said ADC Managing Director Susann Schronen in a press release on Thursday. The Art Directors Club is already in talks with several cities and regions about potential cooperation opportunities, the press release continues.
The competition for young talent is to take place at the same time as the ADC Summit for the first time in 2010. "The Junior Days in Munich have developed fantastically, especially in 2008 students and juniors were able to prove that they go their own way conceptually and formally. It is therefore only logical that we should see and evaluate this quality as part of the main competition and make it accessible to a wider public," says Stephan Vogel, the ADC board member responsible for promoting young talent.
