Joakim Enegren

I work with clients in both Sweden and Finland that take their corporate communications seriously.

I am the co-author of the acclaimed book Come to Finland. Classified as a coffee table book, it still contains a lot more than nice pictures: Over 200 vintage travel posters from Finland, 50 in-depth articles by my partner Magnus Londen and an extensive artist presentation by me. The book is also considered an important research into the history of the Finnish advertisement industry.

I worked with the development of the Internet service and I was in charge of the customer dialogue.

I was mainly involved in the client relationship with Czech telecom operator Eurotel. I then moved on to develope Razorfish's mobile strategy for Europe.

I worked with the development of the Emfas web service focusing on the content strategy. Because of a job opportunity back home in Helsinki (at Razorfish) my time at Telia got a bit short.

Marieberg Interactive's web based newsapplication 25timmar was in many ways a pioneer. The news room team worked closely with the IT developers to develop the push technology in the application.

I worked as a news reporter for Norra Västerbotten during two summers.

During the summers of 1993 and 1994 I worked in the Aland islands as a news reporter covering among other events the sinking of the Estonia. The second year I was asked to stay on as a reporter until November when I had to return to my studies.