Krieg Schlupp Partner puts logistics units of Die Post in the picture
For a short time now, Swiss Post has had its own communications presence for its two business units, Construction Logistics and Health Logistics. This is intended to help raise awareness of Swiss Post's services as a logistics partner in the construction and healthcare industries and bears the signature of the advertising agency KSP Krieg Schlupp Partner. The 360-degree appearance was strategically and creatively developed by KSP [...]
Swiss Post has recently launched its own communication campaign for its two business units Construction Logistics and Healthcare Logistics. This is intended to help raise awareness of Swiss Post's services as a logistics partner in the construction and healthcare sectors and bears the signature of the advertising agency KSP Krieg Schlupp Partner. The 360-degree presentation was strategically and creatively developed and supported by KSP. The most important benefit for customers is always at the center of the presentation: Because thanks to the logistics partner Swiss Post, they can focus entirely on their core business. Building on this insight, KSP has derived the central promise: "You focus on your construction project or your patients, Swiss Post focuses on your logistics". In the Awareness area, this is visually underpinned by the key visual "Focus Frame", which also links all industry presentations. In the Consideration area, the website is supplemented by multi-layered illustrations that present the complex processes in a fresh, entertaining and clear way. 
Responsible at Swiss Post: Sandra Gysi (Business Partner Communication for Logistics Services), Jenny Mosbacher (Team Leader Themes & Campaigns): Gülsüm Sunman (Marketing Specialist) Responsible at KSP: Alba Rau (art direction), Barbara Sarras, Martin Stulz (text), Céline Goldschmid, Stephanie Waldvogel (graphics), Anita Kummer, Uwe Schlupp (creative direction), Aline Herzog (consulting), Manuela Pasanen, Bianca Jäger (DTP), Daniel Krieg (strategy and overall responsibility), Jonathan Heyer (photography), Oculus (illustration).
