International Design Talks

Open it all up

Michael Johnson
Berlin 2017
Saturday, 27 May 2017 | 19:00 | Hall
English

Open it all up

Michael Johnson
Berlin 2017 | Saturday, 27 May 2017 | 19:00 | Hall | English
What if we opened up the design and branding process? What if we explained what we do, and how we work – for all to see, share and understand? Michael Johnson explores how doing this can help designers, help clients, and maybe, just maybe, help the world.
Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson

‎Creative Director, Principal / johnson banks(London)
Johnson Banks defines then design brands that want to make a difference: tackle hunger; fight for an open internet; raise billions for education; bring culture and enlightenment to the world; shift paradigms and change lives. Johnson’s clients include Cambridge University, Action Against Hunger... Read More

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