Both Elisabeth Nagl and Patrick Fawer have years of experience in the creative industry. After studying Visual Design HF, Fawer, originally a trained goldsmith, began his career at the Contexta agency, where he worked as a graphic designer and art director for eight years. This was followed by twelve years at Erdmannpeisker and a brief stint at In Flagranti. During his career, Patrick Fawer has created campaigns and visual appearances for clients such as Swisscom, Swisslos, PostFinance, SBB, BLS, Mammut and Basler Versicherung. Now he is taking the step into self-employment. He describes himself as always open to new ideas. For example, he does not see artificial intelligence as a threat to the creative industry, but rather as a new tool that - when used correctly - offers endless creative possibilities.

After studying classical fashion design at Vienna's Schloss Hetzendorf, Fawer's partner Elisabeth Nagl worked in the costume sector, where she continues to work successfully today, supporting film, theater and advertising productions with her expertise. When asked what the interface between the two is, they refer to the agency's claim: visual competence, which is Vienne Bienne's strength. Fawer is responsible for advertising, graphics and branding and can also be booked as a freelancer. Nagl expands Vienne Bienne's creative output with multi-layered projects - T-shirt collections and other fashionable, artistic and creative ventures are currently being created under the Vienne Bienne L'Amour label.

Together, Nagl and Fawer are strong in all areas. Vienne Bienne describes itself as a 360-degree agency and is ready for any challenge. First insights into work to follow in early 2024.