Jeremy Ettinghausen
Jeremy Ettinghausen arrived at Bartle Bogle Hegarty in 2010 to bring his experience in marrying technology, storytelling and innovation to the creative agency.
Ettinghausen divides his time between working on initiatives for BBH Labs, the agency’s future focused, technology-driven R&D unit and on brand, content, digital and social campaigns for clients including Christie’s, Johnnie Walker, Clarks and SoundCloud.
He studied Human Sciences under Richard Dawkins at Oxford University before spending thirteen years building Penguin Books reputation as a leading digital media brand. As their first Digital Publisher, Jeremy worked on a number of award-weremyinning publishing and marketing initiatives including We Tell Stories, a collaboration between writers and game designers, which won Best in Show at SXSW Interactive Awards. He took William Gibson into Second Life, created a suite of digital story creation tools for children and published myFry, an award winning app for Stephen Fry.
Ettinghausen lives in London with his bike, his camera, his wife and his three children.
BBH is a global creative agency. They work with the world’s biggest brands to deliver integrated digital, broadcast, print and brand publishing communications. They have created some of the most celebrated, successful and enduring campaigns of all time, including Audi (“Vorsprung durch Technik”), Johnnie Walker (“Keep Walking”) and Axe (“The Axe Effect”). At the heart of the agency is their fundamental belief in the power of creativity: brilliant ideas solving real business challenges for our clients through world class work.
Jeremy Ettinghausen / BBH (UK) @BDW 2014 from Brand New World on Vimeo.
