Visual Jazz Isobar wins VicRoads, La Trobe University, News Limited and is re-appointed to the Defence Alumni Network for the ADF
Visual Jazz Isobar has added several new clients to its ranks including projects for VicRoads, La Trobe University and News Limited, and has been re-appointed to the Defence Alumni Network for the Australian Defence Force. VJ was appointed by Kraft as its technical digital partner in April and will develop and execute the digital strategy for the Cadbury Dairy Milk Joyville campaign. The agency has also cemented its relationship with David Jones, managing social media and other digital activity for the retailer.
The scope of work within the latest wins covers a range of digital
services including strategy, new product development, game and app
development, social media management and web development.
Says Konrad Spilva, VJ managing director: "We're rapt to have brought some new clients on board this year and to extend our relationships with existing partners. It's really rewarding to build on the work we've previously done and keep developing exciting projects with great clients, particularly in new areas like game, app and product development."
In Sydney, VJ has doubled in size in the past 12 months to more than 40 staff and recently moved into a new office space in Walsh Bay. New appointments include creative director Dhanu Sant, development lead Sascha Wolter and strategy director Warwick Heathwood.
Says Spilva: "Along with a strong year in Melbourne and Canberra, our Sydney office has had a very successful six month in terms of business and staff growth. The latest hires position us to keep building on what we can offer our clients whilst also allowing for future growth."
VJ was recently awarded Sitecore's Social and Community Site of the Year for its previous work for the Defence Alumni Network, an online community of over 6,500 ex-serving personnel.
Says Konrad Spilva, VJ managing director: "We're rapt to have brought some new clients on board this year and to extend our relationships with existing partners. It's really rewarding to build on the work we've previously done and keep developing exciting projects with great clients, particularly in new areas like game, app and product development."
In Sydney, VJ has doubled in size in the past 12 months to more than 40 staff and recently moved into a new office space in Walsh Bay. New appointments include creative director Dhanu Sant, development lead Sascha Wolter and strategy director Warwick Heathwood.
Says Spilva: "Along with a strong year in Melbourne and Canberra, our Sydney office has had a very successful six month in terms of business and staff growth. The latest hires position us to keep building on what we can offer our clients whilst also allowing for future growth."
VJ was recently awarded Sitecore's Social and Community Site of the Year for its previous work for the Defence Alumni Network, an online community of over 6,500 ex-serving personnel.
Nice work guys! Well done.
Great stuff guys!!