
Global Rebrand & 360° Campaign
Unifying Foodora and Foodpanda through a global rebrand – from logo to 360° campaign, production, and scalable OOH system across three continents.
Project Snapshot
Client: Foodora / Foodpanda
Industry: Food Delivery / Tech / B2C
Project Type: Global Rebranding, 360° Campaign, Visual System Development
Role: Global Head of Design – Branding, Visual System, Art Direction, Team Leadership
Focus: Strategic clarity & systems thinking Aesthetic intuition & visual storytelling
The Challenge
How do you unify two brands – operating across continents – under one scalable, localizable campaign system?
Foodora (Europe/Canada) and Foodpanda (Asia) operate in diverse markets, each with unique expectations, cultures, and consumer behaviors. The challenge was to develop a cohesive global brand identity and a 360° campaign architecture that could flex to local needs while maintaining a strong, recognizable core.
Creative Direction & Strategic Approach
Brand System Architecture
Refreshed and harmonized the Foodora and Foodpanda logos
Recalibrated the brand color palettes for consistency and flexibility
Developed a comprehensive global style guide:
Grid-based OoH-System with scalable proportions and layout rules
Definition of fixed components: logo flag, CTA bar, typographic anchor points
Adaptive guidelines for multilingual campaigns across markets
Visual Language Development
Crafted a global imagery concept for food and people:
Dishes: Top-view aesthetics for clarity and appetite appeal, produced with Head of Photography Finja Nissen
People: Diverse casting, unifying style on light blue-grey backgrounds for global consistency, photographed by Robert Wunsch
Developed the Rider Visual Identity:
New uniform designs
Revised visual portrayal of riders to reflect empowerment, urban strength, and cultural respect
Production & Execution
Out-of-Home Campaign
Created and oversaw market-customized OoH adaptations across three continents
Developed modular templates for urban formats (billboards, subway corridors, transit spaces)
Integrated site-specific storytelling – e.g., subway tunnels wrapped with “The First Bite” campaign, turning everyday commutes into branded experiences
Cross-Media Rollout
TV & digital spot production using campaign models, lighting and art direction aligned with print
Developed all In-Restaurant materials:
Branded packaging for dine-in and takeaway
Menuboards, tray liners, localized table touchpoints
Created custom OoH designs for delivery branding in city traffic
Creative Leadership & Team Management
Led a cross-disciplinary team of 10–15 creatives, including design and photography
Owned the entire creative lifecycle from concept to execution:
Briefing and guiding external production teams together with inHouse campaign & brand team
Hands-on review loops (print, digital, video) together with inHouse campaign & brand team
Packaging: from initial design to print-ready files
Developed localized campaign adaptations in close collaboration with in-market content teams – ensuring creative integrity while addressing regional needs. I led the visual direction, creating adaptable designs and flexible templates that allowed for culturally resonant executions across markets.
The Outcome
A global brand system with a strong heart and a local pulse. Foodora and Foodpanda now share a unified visual language that scales across cultures, channels, and formats – and remains emotionally relevant for local audiences.
Results & Impact:
First successful global rollout of a cross-brand, modular campaign system
High brand recognition uplift in key APAC and European markets
"The First Bite" subway campaign in Munich received praise for immersive storytelling and locality-based impact
Foundation laid for continued campaign reuse and content localization

















