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"Sacha Maric’s Thrashers is a series of pictures brought back somehow from a bygone age. The shots, all screen grabs from 80s thrash metal gigs found on YouTube have been compiled into a storyboard of anger and poetic hedonism." (from Dazed Digital) 

We are looking for an experienced Digital Project Manager with enough edge, brain and brawn to lift our web identity projects. We aim to develop and deliver 
state-of-the-art identity programmes and digital spaces - meaning we expect ambition, passion and the will to set new standards for strategic design and identity development on the web. 

• Independently scoping projects, drafting proposals, project descriptions and schedules. 

• Provide motivational support to your team while keeping an eye on resources spent.

• Independently planning, executing and following up on clients and projects. 

• Participating in internal and external project evaluations.• Concept development

• Be a part of the ongoing development of the future eTypes Digital 

• Ambitious, playful and progressive

• Updated on digital trends and tendencies – and can inspire the rest of e-Types with it. 

• Constantly keeping an eye out for newbizz possibilities.

• In possession of a strong understanding of interactive design and development platforms.

• A hardcore project manager with superior estimating, scheduling, and budgeting skills.

• Able to communicate effectively with clients, creatives, and developers.

• A superior presenter with fluent oral, and written communication skills.

• Fluent in Danish and English

The exhibition ‘10+ Design Forecast’ at the Danish Design Centre examines the trends that characterize the present and those that will come to characterize the future. The exhibition examines ten examples from design history through the first decade of the millennium. Together, they draw a picture of Danish design in the 21st century while offering a glimpse into the future.

According to the curators the past ten years of Danish design history are particularly interesting. Design has developed in completely new directions, mainly as a result of digital and technological developments. Developments that have left their permanent mark on the way we think about design today. The ten examples exhibited at DDC not only illustrate the breadth and diversity of today’s design competence, but also point to a future where design thinking is an integral part of society and progress. 

India will dominate the global agenda of the future. And it is more about business than incense. The country is working its way back to the World stage as  both a cultural, economic and political superpower. In his book, Thomas Sehested gives a detailed account of the diversity of the New India. In words and images he describes the melting pot of religions, economic growth, great poverty, impressing effectiveness and disturbing chaos that is India today.

Thomas Sehested is a historian and works as a senior adviser in e-Types on issues of design and communication. His book is based on a life-long passion for India, which he has cris-crossed during 20 years of travels and interviews spanning a long range of both businesses and individuals.

The book is published at Lindhardt & Ringhof Business on April 20, 2010 and has already achieved high acclaim. Danish Business Daily Børsen calls the book “a must-read” for anyone doing business in or with India and gave the book 5 out of 6 mortarboards in its review.

Thomas Sehsted on the airwaves:
Orientering, April 19, 2010 

The book can be ordered at www.lrbusiness.dk / (+45) 33 43 30 00

To contact Thomas Sehested for lectures on India or advisory services: sehested@e-types.com

It's a delicate balance. On the one hand, you need to stand out of the crowd and be able to communicate in your own tone of voice. On the other hand, you are part of a community that feeds you, nourishes you and moreover it's a community that you genuinely like - and want to add value and energy to. Welcome to the everyday life of the corporate world of sub-brands, services, products, and offerings and how to handle the brand relationship between them.

At any given day their fleet of ships and airplanes transport tonnes upon tonnes of the worlds most valuable freight, at any given hour hundred of thousands of shoppers visit their shops and at any given minute oil and gas fields are explored and utilized to enable human life to unfold as we know it. 
 
Danish giant A.P. Moller - Maersk has released their Annual Report and first ever Sustainability Report, both covering the challenging year 2009. 

e-Types created the design concept and layout along with our implementation unit India. The reports are some of the first concrete examples of a fruitful and comprehensive branding project for Maersk undertaken by e-Types.
 
The subtitle for the Sustainability Report is "In a Climate of Change" - referring in equal part to the challenging economic times, the ongoing sustainability efforts done by the company, and the gradual cultural changes taking place at company HQ on Esplanaden, Copenhagen.

Maersk as a whole employs more than 115,000 people around the globe with the star logo having reached almost iconic status worldwide. Maersk are best known for their business units Maersk Line, Maersk Oil and in Northern Europe Dansk Supermarked with well known brands such as Netto.