Creative Forces Fedja Kehl, Gustavo Nardini and Jakob Cantz Join Media.Monks Germany

Media.Monks Germany welcomes several top creatives in the Berlin office: Fedja Kehl, Gustavo Nardini and Jakob Cantz.

Susanne Plümecke, managing director of Media.Monks in Berlin, said, “We see that there is a need to have German top creatives in place to serve the German Market accordingly. We’re very happy to have Jakob, Gustavo and Fedja join our creative hub and have them bring their creative expertise to our company.”

Fedja and Gustavo join the creative team working for BMW and MINI. Fedja Kehl has built an impressive career across Germany and in automotive, having worked with Volkswagen and Smart, as well as the likes of Shopify, Ikea, Valliant at Telekom at BBDO Berlin and in his role as freelance creative director.

Gustavo Nardini joins Media.Monks from Jung von Matt, most recently having worked with automotive clients such as Mercedes and Opel. Highly decorated, Gustavo has built his career across the world, including Africa Creative DDB in Brazil, Ogilvy & Mather in Paris, Leo Burnett Frankfurt, and DOJO and Foundry in Berlin, working with clients such as McDonald’s, Dove, Netflix and Lidl. Both creative directors will work with Patrick Klebba and Christoff Deutscher, who oversee Media.Monks’ work for BMW and MINI across Europe.

With a diverse background in advertising, Jakob Cantz’s experience includes positions at notable agencies such as Scholz & Friends and Goodwins, working with the likes of Grover, Netflix, Metropole Ruhr, Berliner Philharmoniker, and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. His contributions to the industry have been recognized with various national and international industry awards. He also serves as an appointed member of the German Advertising Film Academy. At Media.Monks, Jakob works with the creative team led by Alexis Champa, for the company’s non-automotive clients, such as Allianz, Siemens, YouTube Shorts and Google Chrome, as well as its new business.

Media.Monks Germany now counts more than 250 Monks across its four locations in Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart and Düsseldorf.