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”INGO has set the bar incredibly high for future work, but continue like this, and the telco provider could soon reach cult status”. Cue the training montage.

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beep beep new work out now directed by shadrinsky music by VTSS & hudson mohawke made with love for our friends at Deutsche Telekom & electronic beats ownyourworld.online

CREATIVE DESIGNER WANTED Mandatories: Exquisite taste. 9:16 lifestyle. A suspiciously dark sense of humor. You: Have a borderline obsession with your craft. Yet always be ready to kill it, rebuild it, and send it live in an hour if needed. You can seamlessly go between brainrot to pop culturally sleek visuals for global brands. In addition to the usual suspects in Adobe... Motion, AI, editing and stuff, that’s also part of the gig. So is working closely with creatives and strategists. So is knowing the difference. If this sounds like you, please send your application to jobs@ingosthlm.com. We will review all applications in mid-August when we are back from vacation.

Print of the week at Lürzer's Archive ⚡️ We’re happy to share that our campaign ‘We All Understand Coca-Cola,’ celebrating the iconic Coca-Cola bottle as a symbol of connection, has been featured in Lürzer’s Archive as Best Print of the Week! ⚡ WPP | INGO Hamburg | Grey | Ogilvy

We are pleased to share the latest campaign from The Coca-Cola Company, ‘We All Understand Coca-Cola’, which highlights the iconic bottle as a symbol of connection. The creative campaign features real stories of people who overcame language barriers to share a moment over a Coke. Each story is written in two languages—one flowing from left to right, the other from right to left—meeting in the middle to form the silhouette of Coca-Cola’s signature contour bottle.    The powerful visual underscores the idea that no matter how different we may seem, common connection is possible and sharing a Coca-Cola is a universal language that we all understand.    Congratulations to our partners at Coca-Cola and our teams across WPP Open X. A campaign led by INGO Hamburg, Grey and Ogilvy.

We are pleased to share the latest campaign from The Coca-Cola Company, ‘We All Understand Coca-Cola’, which highlights the iconic bottle as a symbol of connection. The creative campaign features real stories of people who overcame language barriers to share a moment over a Coke.      Each story is written in two languages—one flowing from left to right, the other from right to left—meeting in the middle to form the silhouette of Coca-Cola’s signature contour bottle.    The power visual underscores the idea that no matter how different we may seem, common connection is possible and sharing a Coca-Cola is a universal language that we all understand.    Congratulations to our partners at Coca-Cola and our teams across WPP Open X. A campaign led by INGO Hamburg, Grey and Ogilvy.

We are pleased to share the latest campaign from The Coca-Cola Company, ‘We All Understand Coca-Cola’, which highlights the iconic bottle as a symbol of connection. The creative campaign features real stories of people who overcame language barriers to share a moment over a Coke.      Each story is written in two languages—one flowing from left to right, the other from right to left—meeting in the middle to form the silhouette of Coca-Cola’s signature contour bottle.   The power visual underscores the idea that no matter how different we may seem, common connection is possible and sharing a Coca-Cola is a universal language that we all understand.    Congratulations to our partners at Coca-Cola and our teams across WPP Open X. A campaign led by INGO Hamburg, Grey and Ogilvy.

We are pleased to share the latest campaign from The Coca-Cola Company, ‘We All Understand Coca-Cola’, which highlights the iconic bottle as a symbol of connection. The creative campaign features real stories of people who overcame language barriers to share a moment over a Coke.      Each story is written in two languages—one flowing from left to right, the other from right to left—meeting in the middle to form the silhouette of Coca-Cola’s signature contour bottle.    The power visual underscores the idea that no matter how different we may seem, common connection is possible and sharing a Coca-Cola is a universal language that we all understand.    Congratulations to our partners at Coca-Cola and our teams across WPP Open X. A campaign led by INGO Hamburg, Grey and Ogilvy.

🔥 🔥🔥NEW WORK🔥🔥🔥 INGO HAMBURG AND IKEA "SUPPORTING FIRST STEPS" Fernando Montero González Nicolás López Bravo, Andrea López-Boado Rodríguez, Anna Victoria Breinfalk, Amelie Schwall, Daniel Fisher, Dr. Stephan Vogel, Patou Nuytemans, Liz Taylor, Joe Sciarrotta, @Mark A. Benita Goder-Dent, HOOKED Music, Jan Finck Barboza, Camilo Remolina Carla Klumpenaar, Dina Sahhar, Mohamed Maihoob, Houda Sfar, Jay Quadras. Mariano Legname Garcia @Eduardo Navarro Lorenzo Uras