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It’s been a busy few months, with the team on tour across the world. Highlights included a three-stop tour with Stripe, taking their flagship event Sessions across Europe with stops in London, Paris and Berlin; a return to Dublin for the biggest Google Marketing Live to date; and our third consecutive year with Vodafone and Fuse, bringing their Glastonbury sponsorship to life for 250,000 festival-goers.

We’ve picked up some exciting award wins – one award at the Conference & Events Awards and two at the C&IT Awards for our work with Visa on the Visa Payments Forum Europe. We’ve also welcomed some brilliant new faces to the team.

And...we have a shiny new showreel, which you can check out below! 

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It’s been a standout awards season, with our work with Visa on the Visa Payments Forum Europe recognised across multiple categories:

Conference & Events Awards
• Best Overseas Event
• Best Event by an Agency (Silver)

C&IT Awards
• Conference of the Year
• Finance & Professional Services Event of the Year

A huge congratulations to everybody who made the experience such a success! 

“The Visa Payments Forum Europe was clearly a standout conference that combined
business strategy with creativity, purpose and cultural relevance.
It delivered a highly
immersive experience that elevated Visa’s brand, engaged clients and exceeded
commercial goals.”

( C&IT Judging Panel )

We’re delighted to share that Zoe Pett has joined us as Junior Producer, alongside Charlie Wilson, who joins Wonder from our sibling agency Amplify as Finance Manager.

We’re equally pleased to announce two well-deserved promotions: Sinita Khela steps up to Mid-Weight Designer, and Tanya Mills takes on the role of Junior Producer. A huge congratulations and well done from everyone at Wonder.

Our thought leadership platform exploring the trends, behaviours and cultural shifts shaping business experiences.

The latest release, Leaning into Local, highlights the importance of connecting business experiences to the countries, cities or areas where they’re taking place, and how an understanding of local culture can help bring unique value to brands and their audiences.

Drawing on real-world examples from Swarovski to Spider-Man, Airbnb to Aldi, we explore six key areas that are critical to creating meaningful, locally connected business experiences.

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