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GERMANY – New Bizz Boom @ Hagen Invent
In a high-calibre, multi-level pitch put out by the country’s leading automobile manufacturer, Hagen Invent prevailed against six other top-notch agencies. The Düsseldorf experts for live communication have been appointed to take charge of the overall concept and implementation of this year’s National Dealer Meeting for over 2,000 guests, with the presentation of two new convertibles taking centre stage.
Besides, Hagen Invent is currently in the process of organising another “first-time” event, the 2011 Best Dealer Event for Škoda Auto A.S. of the Czech Republic. By creating an impressive and emotionalising concept for a programme in South Africa – Škoda’s reward for the outstanding performances given by their top international importers and dealers – the Düsseldorf agency came out on top over six well-known domestic and international agencies to win the multi-phased, pan-European pitch for this business.
Another recent pitch clinched by the experts for live communication was the Central Management Meeting for the real – retail group: this meeting for around 600 participants was the first event ever to be carried out by Hagen Invent for the METRO subsidiary. Their task includes both the organisation of the meeting itself as well as the creation and implementation of the evening programme to follow the meeting.
And last but not least, Hagen Invent has been appointed by the City of Düsseldorf to support the project group organising this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Hagen Invent will be mainly responsible for the planning and implementation of an official reception for 2,000 invited guests, including all delegates and artistes competing in the ESC, and domestic and international journalists. By organising the “Lord Mayor’s Reception”, Hagen Invent will become part of the greatest global music event of the year, watched on TV by millions of people all over the world, and the Düsseldorf experts for live communication hope their contribution will help to present the state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia from its very best angle.