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From professional dreamers ... As a schoolboy, Neil Armstrong knew that one day he'd take off: By 39 he
became the first person to set foot upon the moon!
... to dream-professions! From 2008, pioneer communications helps everyone to find their dream job, with an
educational program called "Schau rein!".> read more
From Models ...
In 1960, the
character Paparazzo debuted in the film "La Dolce Vita" as the filmstar-chasing
press photographer...
... to
Benefactors!
Todays stars and
celebrities are not so keen on the spotlight, but they are willing to do
something good, which is why they auction meet & greets on ebay.de.
> read more
From the first balloon ...
In 1783, the Montgolfière brothers invented the
first hot air balloon, thereby giving people a whole new perspective on their
surroundings.
... to new perspectives.
In 2010 pioneer communications organised an event for the Klett Publishing
house: a Klett-balloon ride for journalists to experience the world from a bird's eye
view.
> read more
From
Rhetoric ...
Aristotle
defines rhetoric as "the faculty of observing in any given case the available
means of persuasion"...
... to Great Speakers!
Today, eBay
speakers regularly persuade audiences at various expert conferences and
congresses. pioneer communications handles the eBay
Conference Programme.
> read more
From the first lifting-block ...
Over 2000 years ago Archimedes invented the pulley,
revolutionising the construction industry through the ability to lift heavy
loads ...
... to vacuum
lifters.
Today, loads of up to 50 tonnes can float in the air - without the use
of air at all. pioneer communications strategically
placed AERO-LIFT in the industry media.
> read more
From
Printed Word ...In the 15th Century, Gutenberg invented the printing
press and in so doing, made the mass reproduction and circulation of
information possible.
... to Offline Newsletter!
Today, messages
are usually transmitted by electronic means, which is why the online
marketplace eBay, deliberately opted for an offline newsletter.
> more