Manyone | Dam the Baltics

Date: August 2020

Topics: Press

Jens Martin Skibsted
Global Partner, VP Foresight & Mobility
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To protect us from rising sea levels, we might need to think really big. Enter the age of giga-projects.

With climate change causing sea levels to rise, coastlines around the world are increasingly at risk. If we don't decarbonise quickly, we might need to build huge dams to protect affected regions. Jens Martin Skibsted blogs for the World Economic Forum about giga-projects and the price of inaction.

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In a move to ensure Manyone’s ambitious client offerings by intertwining strategy, design, and technology, Spry partners Johanne Floris and Gert Fabricius, together with the rest of the team, join the global strategy-design hybrid in Copenhagen.

As part of our efforts to expand our early phase value, Bespoke’s internationally recognised futures design team is joining Manyone. This acquisition will strengthen our ability and capacity to work as the preferred strategic design partner to clients.

We're happy to announce that Michael Sylva has joined Manyone as Group CFO and Global Partner. Sylva comes with a wealth of experience from the global design and strategy industry, his most recent position being a four year tenure as CFO/COO at Designit.

The EIN, the world's first single wheel, detachable E-trailer designed for Biomega bikes wins a Good Design Award.

At the 11th annual Lovie Awards, our collaboration with Microsoft and the Mindcraft Project were honoured with two awards each. Both projects won People's Choice in their respective categories along with silver laureates for their craftsmanship.

Manyone has bought a controlling stake in the Norwegian design driven innovation team, Studio Vues. With this acquisition, we’re incorporating our 11th global office, and we’re now present in all three Scandinavian capitals.

The Roots project – a collaboration between Ambev and Manyone's São Paulo and New York offices to develop local beer producers in rural Brazil – wins a World Changing Idea Award.

Global currents are re-shaping the healthcare industry. This is how an industry leader adapts.

Which role does design play in creating better governments and civic institutions? Discover some of the answers in this episode of Everything that's next, that takes you into the public policy and design space

Quantum Kate AR, our interactive puzzle game, and the Aeroslider, our concept for long distance travel in the future, are honoured by world-leading design publication Fast Company.

To protect us from rising sea levels, we might need to think really big. Enter the age of giga-projects.

What's next for freight transportation on rails? How will we shift cargo transport from road to rail across Europe?

Dam the Baltics!

With climate change causing sea levels to rise, coastlines around the world are increasingly at risk. If we don't decarbonise quickly, we might need to build huge dams to protect affected regions. Jens Martin Skibsted blogs for the World Economic Forum about giga-projects and the price of inaction.

More news

Manyone acquires Spry – a technology agency with a global outlook

Manyone acquires Bespoke – pioneers in futures design

Michael Sylva joins Manyone as Group CFO and Global Partner

A Good Design Award for the world's first E-trailer for bicycles

Thank you 4 Lovies

Manyone acquires Studio VUES – an outstanding design driven innovation team.

Brewing beer to reduce poverty. The winning recipe for a Fast Company World Changing Idea Award.

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Manyone given double honours by Fast Company

Dam the Baltics!

Podcast: Everything that's next in freight transportation