30.06.2009 Nina Neumann named as the new Managing Director of argonauten G2 in Hamburg
| Starting on July 01, 2009, Nina Neumann (42) will head the Hamburg office of the multi-channel agency argonauten G2 as the new CEO. Until now, Kai Löhde from Düsseldorf has acted as the temporary business executive. As the new CEO and former unit director, Nina Neumann will assume responsibility for the northernmost of the G2 argonauten G2 places of business. She reports directly to Stefan Knieß, CEO of the argonauten G2 organization. An advertising expert by trade, Nina Neumann brings more than 15 years of experience in the advertising industry to her new position. She has worked as a consultant for many well-known agencies, among them Jung von Matt, Scholz & Friends and Ogilvy & Mather. In her most recent position before joining argonauten G2, she managed the Wundermann office in Hamburg where she supported International brands like Citibank and AOL. Kai Löhde brought the experienced advertiser onboard the argonauten G2 as a unit director. During her 18 months in this role, Nina Neumann and Martin Steinhauser as the creative partner created an extraordinary forceful, talented and motivated team. The recent extraordinary achievements of the argonauten G2 in Hamburg speak for themselves. The team successfully consolidated and expanded the relationships with large and strategically significant existing customers like Apollo-Optik, Vattenfall and Mars. In collaboration with the argonauten G2 in Berlin, the team was able to add JUVENA from the house of La Prairie to the client list. At the beginning of the year, this list grew further when the big blue chip company OTTO joined the argonauten G2 client group. ”Finding Nina is a lucky strike for us, both professionally and personally,” comments Stefan Knieß, the CEO of the argonauten G2, with much delight. “She will successfully continue the growth trend in our Hamburg office”, adds Kai Löhde who in his future career will focus mostly on giving the argonauten offices an even stronger International character. |
