Kobza and VIM Group join Team Farner
It was announced as early as the beginning of September that Yoveo would be joining the European management consulting group. Now, Kobza Media Group and VIM Group are joining the growing agency group under the umbrella of Farner International.
This marks an important milestone in Farner International's ongoing expansion program. Under the umbrella brand "Team Farner," the agency family unites consulting firms that see integrated communication as a key success factor.
"For our customers, we want to be a new type of leading communications provider. Partner:ing, integrated, with a strong digital, creative and technological focus. With the video specialist Yoveo we have initialized the process, now we are taking the next steps with Kobza Group and VIM Group", says Roman Geiser, Executive Chairman Farner International.
Signs point to growth
With the first transactions, Team Farner is already consistently implementing its strategy of merging integrated national champions into a European market leader for communications consulting.
Kobza Media Group is Austria's most comprehensive communications group. With its agencies KTHE, Alpha Z, Massgeschneidert, Diego 5 and Darwin's Lab, it offers its clients a comprehensive portfolio of communications and creative services.
VIM Group says it is a leader in brand transformation and brand technology, with offices in Amsterdam, Hengelo, London and Munich. Founded in 1991, the company is known for implementing brand technology and managing global rebrandings.
Strong pipeline
Team Farner's expansion program is driven by growing customer demand for complete, integrated communications solutions in various markets. The ambitious multi-year plan is supported by the investment company Waterland.
According to Farner, the approach has met with great interest in various European countries. "Our idea is triggering a movement in the market. We are having many good discussions and our pipeline is full. I expect to be able to announce several more transactions very soon, both in Switzerland and internationally," Geiser said.
