Partner & Partner & everything in between.

As a child, he loved watching aircraft and airships and dreamed of flying. Even without a cockpit, he has charted his course with us and steers design projects through creative turbulence with a steady hand.

Instead of treating and operating on dogs, cats and hamsters as a vet, she now works as a graphic designer, creating posters, brochures and advertisements.

She once dreamed of sailing the seas as a pirate. She is still fearless today, ensuring as a graphic designer that creative work stays on a clear course through every challenge.

His apprenticeship as a butcher did not work out. Instead, he now fillets complex challenges and continually invents new menus in his «Lab»—for shared lunches and business success.

As a child, she wanted to be everything and nothing. She has retained that spirit as an accomplished designer: with her, there is always everything and rarely nothing.

She wanted either to fly or dive—as a pilot or marine biologist. Today, she makes every production idea take flight. Except Tuesday lunchtime, when she teaches yoga here and dives deep.

Corinne was fascinated by the refuse collectors casually riding on their trucks. Today, she advises clients on how to jump effortlessly aboard online projects and campaigns.

At kindergarten, David imagined becoming a Lego specialist—admittedly a great job. As a visual-communications designer—also a great job—he became an expert in spatial communication and now enriches us with years of practical experience.

She became the ringmaster she always wanted to be—not for lions, but for an agency with dozens of employees. Less dangerous, perhaps, but just as wild.

As a child, Dennis wanted to «play sports all day», especially ice hockey. Now he tackles tricky design challenges with creativity and a love of the game—without cross-checks or trash talk.

She ultimately left the forensic-pathology career path behind. Her fascination with detail and search for clues to the perfect user experience remain with her as a UX/UI designer.

When Dominic gets to work, things move: the motion designer once wanted to teach history; now he brings stories to life.

A blank canvas—or website—does not intimidate Dominique. Quite the opposite: it inspired her as a child to become a painter, but fortunately she became a UX designer. Whether she still picks up a pencil or brush remains her secret.

He wanted to be a train driver, which would have suited his calm nature. Nothing rattles him, and thanks to Fabian our online projects stay on track and deliver content clearly, accessibly and on time.

Even rough-weather flights would not have unsettled her as a pilot. The perfect qualities for joining our crew and being trusted with any design challenge.

Catenaccio is not his style, though he would have loved giving his all for the Azzurri. He does so with us instead: always on the ball, strong on the dribble and remarkably accurate.

As a child, she dreamed of guiding tourists through foreign countries. Today, she guides the company through the rugged terrain of accounting, finance and taxes.

As a child, Jasmina wanted to film wildlife from her own jungle treehouse. She now works with us in the city, effortlessly exploring and navigating dense communications projects, however wild.

After many experiments on her Barbie dolls, she decided to replace «Fashion» in her childhood career dream with «Graphic». Fortunately for us.

As a little girl, she wanted to craft, paint and draw without limits «or something like that» when she grew up. Today, she works across borders and disciplines, always testing the limits of perfection.

He would have loved playing cello on the big stage. He did not become a musician, but now keeps the technology in tune as a web developer—with real virtuosity, we think.

As a child, she could imagine saving the world—or at least the whales. Today, she rescues layouts and logos and is a passionate champion of our workplace culture.

Lena once wanted to be a show jumper. Today, she works without horses, but the hurdles remain high—and she completes every course with elegance and composure.

While many know their dream job as children, his remained uncertain for a long time. Today, he knows that the path often takes detours. As a digital marketing manager, he finds solutions where others are still looking for the route.

Organising wonderful journeys and making people’s eyes light up was once her dream job. Today, she organises outstanding projects and sends attention-grabbing campaigns out into the world.

He may not have become a pilot or astronomer, but that does not stop him reaching for the stars. His motto: aim high—with rocket power.

Anyone whose childhood ambition was «boss» knows what they want. Today, workshops help him discover what clients want and need—and show them how to get there.

As a child, Marcel wanted to be a farmer or train driver. Good thing he is on board with us: as a consultant, he guides clients through every kind of terrain.

Searching for her dream job, Marcella once leapt from one idea to the next. Today, she leads varied projects with the same enthusiasm—now with greater perspective and clarity.

Becoming an elephant keeper was her childhood dream—not far off: she now guides heavyweight clients through complex projects with great sensitivity, ease and exceptional calm.

Servers and cables are his world; tinkering and building are his method. He once saw himself as an inventor—and we think that was pretty accurate.

Searching for extraterrestrials is admittedly an unusual career ambition. Polya may not discover new planets here, but her curiosity and creative ideas bring fresh energy to the design universe.

She once wanted to be a baker and pastry chef. Fortunately for us, it remained a childhood dream: she now keeps accounting and finance running smoothly—and does a brilliant job of it.

Whether she imagined reporting for the «Appenzeller Volksfreund» or the «Wall Street Journal», she probably did not yet know. Today, we benefit from her gift for language and journalistic curiosity.

As a child, she wanted to be a professor or detective; now she puzzles over challenging projects. Fortunately, a stubborn Grisons head is not easily cracked—it is rather tough.

She once experimented with chemistry sets; today, it is servers, systems and technologies. Her scientific curiosity remains.

His ambition to become «king» did not work out. Now Stefan reigns over code and CMS as a developer—with natural authority.

As a child, Swetlana wanted to be an actress and step into other roles. As a graphic designer, she can be entirely herself—and her work shines in the spotlight.

She once dreamed of grand appearances on the stage. Perhaps she still does—but as a graphic designer, she now gives our clients their own grand entrances.

«Pasticceria di Mascolo» would have sounded wonderful. She did not become a pastry chef, but now puts the icing on projects rather than large cakes.

Although we cannot offer him a ticket punch, he became our controller—not a conductor. As a consultant and project manager, he keeps everyone and everything on track and accepts no lazy excuses.