Grabarz & Partner is an independent, owner-managed advertising agency and among the most creative agencies in Germany and the world. With more than 260 employees, the agency looks after clients such as Volkswagen Passenger Cars and is leading international agency for Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, IKEA, mobilcom-debitel and Burger King, DEVK and Melitta. In 2017 Grabarz & Partner was Germany’s most successful independent agency at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2017. And one of ‘The World’s Leading Independent Agencies’, according to the British magazine Campaign. Grabarz & Partner is a member of thenetworkone, the global network of independent agencies.
Communication disciplines:
CRM programme communication
Promotion/POS communication
B2B communication
Mobile app development and design
Branded services design
Employee onboarding / communication
Reach media (film, radio, television, print)
Digital communication/online marketing (campaigning/maintenance)
Community communication
Content creation
Direct/dialog marketing
Strategy consulting:
Brand strategy
Brand-focused business consulting
Brand strength survey / digital auditing
Digital strategy
Community strategy / content strategy
Creative planning
CRM / platform strategy incl. sub-strategies
Performance marketing
Data & analytics: social media analysis, search analysis, dataset analysis / number crunching
Media consulting:
Channel planning / channel interplay
Data-based media strategy
Media auditing
- BURGER KING
- Congstar
- DEVK
- Decathlon
- Euronics
- EXIT-Deutschland
- Indeed
- IKEA
- IKEA FAMILY
- Liebherr
- Lidl
- Melitta
- Molkerei Alois Müller
- Porsche
- Share
- Radiozentrale
- Vonovia
- WIENERS+WIENERS
Even though for years we’ve ranked among the most creative agencies in Germany (and in good years among the most creative in the world): We’re not the kind of people to define ourselves in terms of awards or rankings. Sure, awards can be fun. Like having a hobby. But it would be silly to inflate this into an “official creative ranking” year upon year. Because this is exactly the kind of approach that doesn’t reflect the creative momentum an agency develops on a daily basis. Instead it reflects how much time and money an agency invests in award-focused projects day after day. That’s why we don’t define ourselves in terms of awards. But rather in terms of something a bit more complex: namely, every single project we have out there. And if it so happens that this also wins us awards, that’s fine with us. We’re easy. (Hang on a sec, is that a GOLDEN LION I see over there?!)
