'Engaging your audience with a dynamic brand'

How are you future-proofing your brand’s relevance? How will you retain and grow your target audience?
We live in a time where the smallest brands can out-manoeuvre and out-smart the biggest companies in the world. Being big doesn’t guarantee safety like it used to. Today, it’s all about being agile, responsive and adaptable. It’s about engaging with a more dynamic and younger audience. And the only way to do it is with a dynamic brand.
But where do you start? At a time where there is such focus on the bottom line, we think the opportunity to meet and listen to industry thought-leaders and peers is vital.
Join Eyes & Ears of Europe for an event with dynamic brand pioneers Lambie-Nairn in Munich. A day of lively discussion and networking opportunities with leaders from TV, [Online] Content Marketing, Brand Strategy, Design Thinking and Business Transformation.
Topic highlights include:
- Start-ups vs. grown-ups: What can large, established brands learn from start-ups? With years of experience in senior marketing positions at Absolute Vodka and LEGO, Franz Drack helps companies with design thinking, strategy and brand experience design
- Strategic Planning: How leading mass media company ProSiebenSat.1 are developing multiplatform storytelling and successful, customer-focussed brand communications
- Going viral: How RTL II combined the best of online gaming, TV and social influencers for a campaign that surpassed all expectations
We look forward to welcoming you with our partner hosts, Lambie-Nairn, at: Dayloft, Zündappbogen 13, 81671 Munich on the 12th October.
This Eyes & Ears Summit is aimed primarily at people working in marketing, brand management, design, media and communications who want to find out more about this topic.
The seminar language will be English. There will be plenty of opportunity to chat in either German or English in-between presentations.
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11.00 | Welcome Bastian Lindberg, Reg. Director Germany Lambie-Nairn, Munich Corinna Kamphausen, CEO Eyes & Ears of Europe, Cologne |
11.10 | Dynamic audiences – dynamic brands? What young audiences want Stefano Semeria, Head of young audience department SRF, Zurich |
11.40 | Discussion |
11.50 | Strategic Planning – an absolute must for successful, future-oriented communication Bernhard Oberlechner, Vice President Concept and Strategic Planning ProSiebenSat.1 TV Deutschland, Unterföhring Stephan Fischer, Senior Strategic Planner ProSiebenSat.1 TV Deutschland, Unterföhring |
12.20 | Discussion |
12.30 | Break |
12.50 | Using wit & creativity to create emotional connections Graeme Haig, Design Director Lambie-Nairn, London |
13.20 | Discussion |
13.30 | Lunch break |
14.30 | Smart disruption at scale Franz Drack, Senior Consultant diffferent, Munich |
15.00 | Discussion |
15.10 | Break |
15.30 | TV meets social media – a case study: 'The Walking Dead' on RTL II Kristina Wiesner, Head of Marketing, Creation & Advertising RTL II, Grünwald |
16.00 | Discussion |
16.10 | Summary/ Final Discussion |
16.30 | End of the event |
17.00 | Get together |
Speakers
![]() | Dynamic audiences – dynamic brands? What young audiences want Public broadcasters need to connect with young audiences – a tough challenge, now more than ever: fast changing consumption habits and tastes, a polymorphic digital environment, increasing competition. So what do you need to succeed? New technology? Personalisation? Or maybe something else? Rising to the challenge, SRF (Swiss Radio and Television) has created a specialised department headed by Stefano Semeria, who will share his key insights and learnings. Stefano Semeria Head of Young Audience Department SRF – Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen, Zurich Stefano holds a master’s degree from the Film and TV School in Potsdam-Babelsberg. He has worked as programme planner for ARD, and as Head of Programming for RBB – both German public broadcasters – before being appointed Head of International Format Research for ProSiebenSat.1, one of Europe’s leading commercial media groups. Later on, Stefano founded allscreenz, an R&D company specialising in online strategies and advising broadcasters across the world. He started working at SRF(Swiss Radio and Television) as Head of TV Programming and was later tasked with building a new department as Head of Young Audience Programmes. |
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| Strategic Planning – an absolute must for successful, future-oriented communication Strategic Planning is a must for every
big, international advertising agency – using the audience perspective to
validate branding and communications, and ensuring real relevance in the target
market. More than that, if applied in the early development stages of new
products, formats or brand extensions, Strategic Planning can predict future
success or necessary adjustments. Find out how ProSiebenSat.1 are using this
process and why it is vital for modern and future-oriented communication
approaches like multiplatform storytelling. Vice President Concept and Strategic Planning ProSiebenSat.1 TV Deutschland, Unterföhring Bernhard studied sociology, social psychology and business management at
LMU Munich and UC Berkeley, California. He started his career in the
communications industry as a Copywriter/Conceptioner at DDB Berlin before moving
into Creative Director and Brand Consultant roles at various major German and international
agencies. His mission: bringing together strategy, creative expression and
brand development. In 2012, he started working as Creative Director at Creative
Solutions, the internal creative agency of ProSiebenSat.1, before becoming Vice
President Concept and Strategic Planning in 2017. Bernhard is also a regular contributor
and commentator in the press for different magazines such as Brand1, Mare and
America Journal. Senior Strategic Planner ProSiebenSat.1 TV Deutschland, Unterföhring Stephan has a degree in media studies from TU Ilmenau with a focus on Marketing, Media Law, Strategic Corporate Management and Innovation Management. In 2006, he started his communications career in business development, working for Aimaq Rapp Stolle (today Aimaq von Lobenstein/Saint Elmo's). Between 2007 and 2016, Stephen held different planning positions at agencies like Heye/DDB, Kolle Rebbe and Jung von Matt. He also gained experience as Marketing Manager in the energy sector. He joined ProSiebenSat.1 in 2017 and is currently working as Senior Strategic Planner at the company’s internal creative agency, Creative Solutions. |
![]() | How to use wit and creativity to create emotional connections ARTE
is Europe’s leading culture channel, broadcasting a diverse range of content.
However, it was often perceived as niche, intellectual and “high brow”. This is
the story of how brand agencies Lambie-Nairn and The Partners helped ARTE use
wit and creativity to attract a new demographic without alienating its existing
audience. Design Director Lambie-Nairn, London Graeme graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in 2001, having won a D&AD Student Pencil and a year’s placement at the BBC. Soon after, he joined Lambie-Nairn, where he has worked since. Since joining Lambie-Nairn, Graeme has been responsible for a wide range of projects, including clients like Hotels.com, FIFA, JLL, Aviva and O2.His work on The Business Channel was awarded with the Gold Lion at Cannes. More recent awards include the BBC Story of Now, ARTE and the Olympic Channel. |
| Smart disruption at scale Can big, established brands really learn from start-ups and apply their ingredients for success? Do we have to reconsider how we are working with trends, our access to innovation management, and the ways we work with each other? The presentation uses industry examples to provide potential answers and solutions to these questions. Franz Drack Senior Consultant diffferent, Munich Franz Drack started his career at Coca-Cola and L'Oréal before joining Absolut Vodka in 2004 and becoming Global Marketing Director in 2013. During his time, the brand successfully put digital and experiential marketing at the core of its brand building model and launched impactful campaigns to attract millennials, among them 'Absolut Greyhound' and 'Transform Today'. After two years with LEGO as a Brand Director, Franz is now working for diffferent, helping companies with design thinking and strategy, as well as brand experience design. |
![]() | TV meets social media – a case study: 'The Walking Dead' on RTL II The
hit series 'The Walking Dead' provides the free to air channel RTL II with a
massive opportunity to reach out to the fans. To promote the 6th season, the
channel wanted to do something different, increase awareness and credibility.
The idea for “Apocalypse live” was born. Find out how RTL II combined the best
of online gaming, TV and famous social influencers to create a campaign that
exceeded all expectations, and what the channel learned about its audience in the
process. Head of Marketing, Creation & Advertising RTL II, Grünwald Kristina Wiesner has been Head of Marketing, Creation & Advertising at RTL II since 2015. She is responsible for the creation and management of all advertising, image promotion and design activities as well as for brand management for the stations RTL II and RTL II YOU. These activities include, among others, the conceptualisation and production of campaigns, trailers, graphics, print and online advertising, the strategic promotion planning as well as the implementation and monitoring of the corporate identity and corporate design. Wiesner is also in charge of the station’s image editing department, which takes care of production and procurement of all format shoot and event photo material. As a creative producer, director and copywriter, she was formerly responsible for advertising projects and campaigns for such companies as amazon, Gräfe und Unzer, TNT, Discovery, RTL, ServusTV, Disney and VOX. At VOX Wiesner completed her traineeship for On-Air-Promotion & Design in 2011. |
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