Dynamite: Intermezzo - sympathetically different

Dynamite is responsible for launching Switzerland's first crêperie that is co-run by people with disabilities.

At first glance, the Intermezzo is a normal, friendly little crêperie in the middle of Zug's old town. At second glance, Intermezzo is "simply different". The Intermezzo team includes several women and men with special support needs who are living their dream of leading as self-determined a life as possible with great enthusiasm and pride. They are trained and guided by specialist catering staff. The Intermezzo is part of a holistic project with diverse integration potential at Grabenstrasse 6 in Zug. The offer includes housing, gastronomy, culture, boutique and creative courses.

By creating training, work and residential places in a protected environment and close to the primary labor market, the project makes a valuable contribution to the integration of people with mental or cognitive impairments into society. Grabenstrasse 6 is intended to be a meeting place where people with special support needs can develop their potential and a diverse exchange takes place. The campaign consists of posters, a stop-motion movie, public transport advertising, print products, vehicle advertising and the website Intermezzo-Train.ch together.

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Responsible at Zuwebe: Antonio Gallego (Chairman of the Executive Board), Karin Reichmuth (PR Manager), Ursula Herzog (Head of Housekeeping), Christian Meier (Head of intermezzo). Responsible at Dynamite: Siegfried Simader, Caroline Rissel (art direction), Urs Zwyssig (text/concept), Massimiliano Madonna, Roger Bosshart (consulting), Dominique Cinter, Carlos Gonçalves (programmers), Claudia Faganini (photography).
 

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